Now, we know the actual score by Clint Mansell and Lorne Balfe is in some kind of sonic purgatory, but that hasn't stopped audiophiles from producing cuts from the movie and putting them up online.

As I'm a huge fan of the series, I've spent more than a few hours crawling the web looking for any and all snippets of the score that I could add to my massive Ghost in the Shell collection (seriously, I have 17 different GITS scores on my hard drive). The end result? An album with (at the moment) 14 tracks produced by ripping the audio released online. Now, I should also add: as I've not seen the movie (I struggle to enjoy movies in theatres; I'm much more likely to enjoy something I can watch at home), I could not attest to the order of the tracks and have thus left them unnumbered.

Until a more formal score is released, I hope this this will tide people over who, like me, liked the music they heard in the assorted clips released online.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/zc53mh7wczo7qp2/Rabbits.rar

Cheers,

S

Oh.. thank you cAn i know the key?


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Thank you for sharing!! Very much thanks!

Now, we know the actual score by Clint Mansell and Lorne Balfe is in some kind of sonic purgatory, but that hasn't stopped audiophiles from producing cuts from the movie and putting them up online.

As I'm a huge fan of the series, I've spent more than a few hours crawling the web looking for any and all snippets of the score that I could add to my massive Ghost in the Shell collection (seriously, I have 17 different GITS scores on my hard drive). The end result? An album with (at the moment) 14 tracks produced by ripping the audio released online. Now, I should also add: as I've not seen the movie (I struggle to enjoy movies in theatres; I'm much more likely to enjoy something I can watch at home), I could not attest to the order of the tracks and have thus left them unnumbered.

Until a more formal score is released, I hope this this will tide people over who, like me, liked the music they heard in the assorted clips released online.

https://mega.nz/#!hLZyibQQ

Cheers,

S

You need to copy the link with the key, or else nobody else can access it.

So...is it MP3?

Sorry about that. Copied the wrong link across.

Link now updated.

And yes Corysun: all the content is in mp3 format.

Now, we know the actual score by Clint Mansell and Lorne Balfe is in some kind of sonic purgatory, but that hasn't stopped audiophiles from producing cuts from the movie and putting them up online.

As I'm a huge fan of the series, I've spent more than a few hours crawling the web looking for any and all snippets of the score that I could add to my massive Ghost in the Shell collection (seriously, I have 17 different GITS scores on my hard drive). The end result? An album with (at the moment) 14 tracks produced by ripping the audio released online. Now, I should also add: as I've not seen the movie (I struggle to enjoy movies in theatres; I'm much more likely to enjoy something I can watch at home), I could not attest to the order of the tracks and have thus left them unnumbered.

Until a more formal score is released, I hope this this will tide people over who, like me, liked the music they heard in the assorted clips released online.

https://mega.nz/#!hLZyibQQ!zR1CPW7YQ-xlC0FHRPGk5po5xpxIYb2jBhE8JPBUbjo

Cheers,

S

You're refering to going online to find snippets of score... does this have vfx in any way? Did you use DVD/RIP audio channels or is this all whatever was online in completed form?

FOR ALL OF THE PEOPLE READING THIS THREAD: I CAN CONFIRM THIS HAS FULL DIALOGUE AND VFX. Some tracks seem to have been somewhat cleared from dialogue/sfx wherever possible, other tracks have been left completely untouched (mostly in the case where dialogue is present), such as Kuze's dialogue, for example.

So far it sounds pretty good though, still worth the download.

Speaking only for myself - I'm happy to have something rather than nothing, and am not the kind of audio fan who frets over bit rate, etc. I like music, and I'll take whatever I can get.

So I hope those who download this understand where I'm coming from and, like me, appreciate being able to at least hear what Mansell and Balfe put together.

-S

Thank you

Thanks for sharing! :)

Here is the link for those interested in where some of these tracks came from. The user is still adding/updating new ones.

https://www.youtube.com/user/KalElofKrypton92/videos

That looks about right. I confess I wasn't paying as much attention to who ripped what as might have been appropriate (what'd be required to identify the source of the audio tracks is beyond my ken). My primary goal was to find tracks of a reasonable enough quality that they'd merit a listen to.

I decided against including the Depeche Mode cover of Enjoy the Silence by Ki: Theory as that's readily available for purchase and I'd rather that people support the band by purchasing the tune.

Thanks for the cues... not the best quality, but it's still something.
I think a bootleg or FYC Promo release is much more likely to happen that an official release.

Thank-you for including these pieces from the score. I really like Clint Mansell and Lorne Balfe's work on it - they created some nice pieces for the film while echoing Kenji Kawaii's original score in subtle ways.

An FYC for GItS? LMAO

An FYC for GItS? LMAO

I agree with this. We'll see FYC with the visuals but doubt the studio will care about the score, really.

They clearly don't as we got jack shit.

GiTS has the stink of failure and Paramount, IMO, wants nothing but distance between it and a $100 million dollar failure. GiTS should have either gone for cast similar to the anime with a $40 million budget or reconfigured the movie to North American much like the Magnificent Seven reworked the Seven Samurai.

thank you

I actually really love the dialog. Reminds me of the Blade Runner soundtrack.

I agree Jabberwocky! I like soundtracks with dialogue mixed in - like the Bladerunner score or Ocean's 11. The score for Out of Sight by David Holmes had a lot of dialogue and it sounded great.


I actually really love the dialog. Reminds me of the Blade Runner soundtrack.

Oh FFS.

And Mega has given me a takedown notice.

And time to find a new host.

So explain this to me:

A person can post vids to youtube with the exact same music as in my link - and that's okay, but me, putting up a link of said music? That's not okay?

What the frell?

thank you for your work! unfortunately i couldn't get it due to removal. is there a chance for a reup please?

thank you for your work! unfortunately i couldn't get it due to removal. is there a chance for a reup please?

Hi Hazardic,

I'll find an alternative place to upload the files tomorrow, and post a new link then.

-S

Hi Hazardic,

I'll find an alternative place to upload the files tomorrow, and post a new link then.

-S

Use Mediafire instead.

So explain this to me:

A person can post vids to youtube with the exact same music as in my link - and that's okay, but me, putting up a link of said music? That's not okay?

What the frell?

It's been an incredibly common thing for the past several months or so for MEGA links to reported. It's happened to everyone on here. It's been suspected that it's a bitter user that wants everything gone in the film section, since the stuff in the other sections are still up and running. So yes, MediaFire is the best way to go for now.

Hi Hazardic,

I'll find an alternative place to upload the files tomorrow, and post a new link then.

-S

Thank you for doing this, I really liked the score in the film and the lack of album release is my biggest album-situation disappointment of 2017.

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It's been an incredibly common thing for the past several months or so for MEGA links to reported. It's happened to everyone on here. It's been suspected that it's a bitter user that wants everything gone in the film section, since the stuff in the other sections are still up and running. So yes, MediaFire is the best way to go for now.

The ironic thing is that whoever is doing this is contributing to the rise of users getting PAID to pirate scores, since this anonymous warrior's crusade against ffshrine Mega links corresponded with, and most likely directly caused, the rise of certain users posting links on sites like uploaded.net and using services like adfly to get paid for downloads and clicks. Back when we were all using Mega there were far fewer links to crap paid upload sites because it was just easier for everyone to quickly and freely use Mega. So this person who thinks they are on a crusade for justice actually just screwed up the economics of the situation even more and helped exactly the kind of user they probably most hate, those who are getting paid to distribute music illegally.

An FYC for GItS? LMAO


I agree with this. We'll see FYC with the visuals but doubt the studio will care about the score, really.

Regardless of the film's story quality, visually it's quite excellent. Paramount certainly wouldn't put out a score FYC on its own merit, but maybe they'd include it in some sort of 'package' that tries to primarily sell the film on its VFX. Paramount has been generous before.
On the other hand it's got a lot of odds stacked against it. The end credits prominently feature Kawai's 'Chant', rendering it ineligible on the basis that "[the score] has been diluted by the use of pre-existing music". Additionally - and this one may have more to do with "needle-dropping" - a score may be deemed ineligible if "it has been assembled from the music of more than one composer". I dunno if this unusual collaboration is in violation of that, but if it is then Paramount's FYC guys might not even bother.


Thank-you for including these pieces from the score. I really like Clint Mansell and Lorne Balfe's work on it - they created some nice pieces for the film while echoing Kenji Kawaii's original score in subtle ways.

Actually I think Mansell may not have even listened to Kawai's original score, or if he did, it might not have been temped into the film. One interview I listened to with two of the sound designers for the film revealed the interesting nugget that the "spotting session" of the film involved not just director and composer, but a lot of the sound guys too. The session was probably more about how the audio as a whole was going to congeal, not just how the music should sound in this one scene. No temp track, just the raw audio from the takes.

Now take a look at the end credits listing for "Balfe's Sessions". There are a ton of special credits for Japanese instruments and singers. None of that for Mansell's scoring sessions. What probably happened was that the film received sucky reception at test screenings, producers freaked out, and thought that the best way to maybe get a little sympathy from real audiences would be to have vague references to Kawai's score for the anime.

Here's a image of the actual cover art for the score album, its not much but it does say that if it's ever going to be released publicly or privately through a promo release

Interested by a link please

I found this:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZtibVz8FL4LKVFnV2_JFwg/videos

Regardless of the film's story quality, visually it's quite excellent. Paramount certainly wouldn't put out a score FYC on its own merit, but maybe they'd include it in some sort of 'package' that tries to primarily sell the film on its VFX. Paramount has been generous before.
On the other hand it's got a lot of odds stacked against it. The end credits prominently feature Kawai's 'Chant', rendering it ineligible on the basis that "[the score] has been diluted by the use of pre-existing music". Additionally - and this one may have more to do with "needle-dropping" - a score may be deemed ineligible if "it has been assembled from the music of more than one composer". I dunno if this unusual collaboration is in violation of that, but if it is then Paramount's FYC guys might not even bother.

I'm still confident that Paramount might do it. They made FYC Promo for TF4... they certainly might do this as well, regardless of the Academy rules for composers.

TF4 made money. GiTS did not.

Now, we know the actual score by Clint Mansell and Lorne Balfe is in some kind of sonic purgatory, but that hasn't stopped audiophiles from producing cuts from the movie and putting them up online.

As I'm a huge fan of the series, I've spent more than a few hours crawling the web looking for any and all snippets of the score that I could add to my massive Ghost in the Shell collection (seriously, I have 17 different GITS scores on my hard drive). The end result? An album with (at the moment) 14 tracks produced by ripping the audio released online. Now, I should also add: as I've not seen the movie (I struggle to enjoy movies in theatres; I'm much more likely to enjoy something I can watch at home), I could not attest to the order of the tracks and have thus left them unnumbered.

Until a more formal score is released, I hope this this will tide people over who, like me, liked the music they heard in the assorted clips released online.

https://mega.nz/#!hLZyibQQ!zR1CPW7YQ-xlC0FHRPGk5po5xpxIYb2jBhE8JPBUbjo

Cheers,

S

Just making sure thay you're aware of the new GitS movie album they did put out. The inspired by the motion picture one produced by various electronic artists. If not, peep it. Pretty dope.

Thank you!

Any way to get a reup? It's already down.

It's been an incredibly common thing for the past several months or so for MEGA links to reported. It's happened to everyone on here. It's been suspected that it's a bitter user that wants everything gone in the film section, since the stuff in the other sections are still up and running. So yes, MediaFire is the best way to go for now.

Thanks HunterTech. Appreciate the explanation. And now I find myself wondering why someone would want to deny people access to art? (Hey, if I could buy the album, I would, but it's not like the record company's releasing it or anything...)

-S

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Just updated the original post with a new link (http://www.mediafire.com/file/zc53mh7wczo7qp2/Rabbits.rar), for those still after this music.

IM24CTU: thank you for the cover artwork! Unfortunately I only saw it after I'd finished uploading to a new site. I do like it though! Thank you for providing it!

*high fives*

-S

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Just making sure that you're aware of the new GitS movie album they did put out. The inspired by the motion picture one produced by various electronic artists. If not, peep it. Pretty dope.

Aye, I did get a chance to listen to it, and...boy oh boy was it not my jam.

For who liked it: huzzah.

Sadly, not my jam though.

Thank you!

Quite welcome!

Hopefully this link stays active a bit longer, and is a force for good in terms of justifying to Paramount or whomever else that a score release is absolutely worthwhile.

thanks

People. try this
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