Final Destination 2 (Expanded Promo) by Shirley Walker

Shirley Walker
Final Destination 2 (Expanded Score)
2003

320 MP3

https://mega.co.nz/#!Qw0BUCrL!FJYNDjOe3925AX5dM02lm3hkiDcJVzdP9atF1kl 7sZA

Track Listing:

1. Main Title
2. Kimberly’s Lake Premonition
3. Blowout
4. Coincidence/Kimberly Remembers Mom
5. Killer Kayak
6. Nora’s Turn/Eugene Freaks
7. Kimberly Goes to See Clear
8. Kimberly Sees Dr. Kalarjan
9. Bye Bye Kat/Mustang
10. Dad and Kimberly
11. Pigeons
12. Eugene’s Oxygen
13. New Life
14. 2 Left
15. We Did it
16. Final Destination 2 Suite

TRT: 41:10

Note: this is the full 15 track promo and I also have the 10 track promo but there’s no difference in sound quality or content to include it. I also included a copy of my own custom made suite for good measure. I hope you all enjoy!

Here’s a little suite I mixed together.

http://www.multiupload.com/W6JRHAAZIP

hm, i’m beginning to see a pattern here 🙂 thanks

Ha, sadly, even I don’t have Final Destination 3. It’s hands down THE BEST score she’s ever written but yet it’s the only HIGH PROFILE work of hers that hasn’t seen even one bootleg. It’s crazy.

Thanks!

thanks you

New link up.

Many thanks, much appreciated.

Thanks!

Thank you so much, FD 1 anyone?

Thank You very Much for this great one!!…

Thanks ! 😉

here’s to you: thanks

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Could someone reup this in a normal link? Thanks

Could someone reup this in a normal link? Thanks

Agreed…going through a bit of a FD phase and would love to give this score a whirl 🙂

I would also like a re-up please! I don’t have this in my collection.

New link up! Sorry for the delay in re-upping those of you who have been patient enough to wait. Been a bit pre-occupied and in between planes these last few months but I’m slowly coming back. This score (along with Willard) is one that I have a particularly fun time listening to and I really enjoyed what I did with the suite (not to sound cocky at all). I still hold out hope that Final Destination 3 FINALLY gets leaked or gets an official release. I’d pay for both either way it went. For those who have the FD3 (excluding JustinBoggan) I don’t care if it’s eventually gonna leak nor do I care of the exclusivity of its status for trading because it’s one score I wouldn’t trade. If anyone has it, I’d actually consider handing over my left nut for it (though what you do with it is your own thing) but in the end, I’d probably just settle for paying for it with cash money. Though the film is laughable, the FD3 score is another matter entirely. I care not that it doesn’t introduce much new material from the other 2 films, it’s the SOUND I go for, not the musical significance. That’s for another guy entirely. The idea of a Gross-o-meter was an awesome original concept at the time to drive the intensity level of her music for the various build-ups and eventual percussive orchestral crashes as each victim brutally meets their end. Sometimes her music will accompany a death while sneaking away right at the moment of death all leading to an intense and enthralling set of finale pieces which are trademarks of the original FD trilogy that I’ve always been rather fond of. FD3 was presented in a style that I would’ve LOVED to hear utilized again in her last score, Black Christmas, but I found the synth worked to an enjoyable degree although the cheese factor was piled on to the point of disappointment. It fit the even cheesier material but it’s just not what I’m used to hearing from Mrs. Walker. I hold no qualms with her work for that film at all though because shortly after recording it she sadly passed away so the decline in quality I assume is from that. Her death really saddened me. I remember getting introduced to her music from the isolated score track on the DVD of the original FD and following pretty much everything she’s been working on since. The fact that she orchestrated with other such great composers as Burton-regular Danny Elfman and the now "great" Hans Zimmer, it really causes you to go back and re-evaluate not only her works but the other works she had a hand in bringing to life including that sorely disappointing 2nd Tales from the Crypt sequel simply entitled "Ritual." Nor can I forget her legendary sound work alongside Carmine Coppola for THE ULTIMATE Vietnam War film ever committed to celluloid: "Apocalypse Now." It really caused me to appreciate Elfman’s Batman score A LOT more than I previously did. Her orchestrations were superb though due to the technical faults of the original source, the music just doesn’t sound as crisp and clear to better showcase her orchestrations but the fact that the complete work is available (OFFICIALLY at that, remember when everyone had given up hope and resorted to DVD/BD rips before LLLR blew us out of the water with their news of an official expanded collector’s set? I nearly shit an anvil.) is more than acceptable for me. Anyway, I’m done jaw flappin’ for now. Enjoy this sequel score to the franchise about death that just won’t die…now in 3D for those who like to be so close to death they can almost touch it; you sick freakin’ weirdos :P.

By the way, I used this in Symphony No. 2: The Incident at Goose Creek and Dead Letter Mail.

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It’s super effect! D:

Edit: Woah, almost forgot: Thanks for the re-up! ;D

Thanks for that! I’m glad this score retained the more orchestral style over the later films with their more rock style. I enjoyed it.

Oxygen is quite a pumping track tho, and Pigeons has some familiar sounds of the Back to the Future scores.

Nice work by Shirley Walker. Partial to the Escape from LA score myself. But the original FD ost is really something, shame FD2’s pieces are quite short compared.

But much appreciated. Thanks again!

Can this be re-upped by anyone?

Can this be re-upped by anyone?

You know, had you taken advantage of the search feature for this forum you’d have been able to find all your Final Destination needs in mp3 here (Thread 177946).