Oblivion (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Vinyl, FLAC, 96kHz/24-bit]

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Oblivion began its journey to the big screen as an 8-page film treatment in April 2005. I had just moved to Los Angeles and had no luck in finding any work in the commercial / music video business. To keep myself from going insane, I poured my creative energy into a story about drone repairman Jack Harper — the last man on earth. I had been listening to a song called "Unrecorded" by a relatively unknown French electronic artist and for some reason it stuck with me. In the margin of that first draft, I scribbled down a musical idea for a film that would most likely never get made — M83.

Now eight years later, not only has that idea for a film become a reality (starring arguably the biggest movie star of our time), but that unknown artist has become a Grammy-nominated, very well-known artist. Anthony creates music that is aspirational, emotional and uniquely his own. I teamed him with Joe Trapanese, who I worked with on TRON: Legacy and another phenomenal talent. Together they have created a score that I have dreamed about since I first put this story down on paper.
I am thrilled to share it with you.

Joseph Kosinski // 2.14.13

Feed 1:

1. Jack’s Dream
1:22

2. Waking Up
4:09

3. Tech 49
5:58

4. StarWaves
3:41

5. Odyssey Rescue
4:08

Feed 2:

6. Earth 2077
2:22

7. Losing Control
3:56

8. Canyon Battle
5:58

9. Radiation Zone
4:11

Feed 3:

10. You Can’t Save Her
4:56

11. Raven Rock
4:33

12. I’m Sending You Away
5:38

13. Ashes of Our Fathers
3:30

Feed 4:

14. Temples of Our Gods
3:14

15. Fearful Odds
3:19

16. Undimmed By Time, Unbound By Death
2:26

17. Oblivion*
5:57

Original Music by M83. Score Composed by Anthony Gonzalez & Joseph Trapanese

*Track 17 Written by Anthony Gonzalez & Susanne Sundf�r, performed by M83 & Susanne Sundf�r

https://mega.co.nz/#!OFpQRLzC!wdaDssFqQz–9lhmp2nIN_sYxBsbwA1eimxb1Eonlws

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And yes, I’m quite aware it’s not a film score – but as a bonus I thought I’d include my vinyl rip of M83’s 2011 masterpiece, "Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming". I like to think of it as Anthony Gonzalez’s resume to Joseph Kosinksi – what landed him Oblivion.

Side A: https://mega.co.nz/#!TZQVTADQ!bzsyxz9Re6E_GWKoRuWgIh_8auZTIlfsYtQRBjW TvLw
Side B: https://mega.co.nz/#!aBRAWTCQ!PFTYNjFaaczz6XR_-G7JEy-7yzVZA9dw5qOm8Op0if4
Side C: https://mega.co.nz/#!CEAl1CDD!AvYuFhyHpVSdsX_N8gltMS3nZQcP4qMV4kB4pd1 zuX0
Side D: https://mega.co.nz/#!iB52RYbY!bLgrM209sWwjL_dSsgRHt3AtuQAamKw-Cb0GisVERJ4

More are on the way

Edit: I’ve downloaded the M83 Album. Is this an Upscale from 16/44,1? With 96 kHz you can represent 30000 Hz. But aboth 20000 Hz there is nothing the information is definitly deleted or this is an upscale from 44,1 kHz.

(http://www.fotos-hochladen.net)

———- Post added at 05:09 PM ———- Previous post was at 04:49 PM ———-

is not a 24/96.

———- Post added at 04:29 PM ———- Previous post was at 03:40 PM ———-

Thanks.

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