Thomas Newman – The Judge [2014]

The Judge (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

1. Phantom Witness
2. Mercury Glass
3. Bag of Tricks
4. St. Francis
5. Indiana
6. Samantha
7. Wooden Nickel
8. The Judge
9. Reward for Dog
10. Blood Evidence
11. Shelby Rd.
12. Never on Pavement
13. Light a Match
14. Hope Stevens
15. Diamond Collapsible
16. Carla�s Father
17. Ten Speed
18. Old Room
19. Night Fit (Velvet Box)
20. Twenty Degree Bend
21. Watch and Learn
22. Tire and Rim
23. Aye of Knute
24. Missing Time
25. Trophies
26. I Choose You
27. Wabash River Float

Music by: Thomas Newman
MP3-320KBPS & FLAC, 47 Minutes.

Enjoy.

MP3
https://mega.co.nz/#!j5xxGI7L!m9XTt2pmDHHma0XQoyJCqzEmxc7XRB5u5GWTjmQ 1Z-g

FLAC
https://mega.co.nz/#!6lgGxCQQ!7CF9LnMVuays1nDEPFQisI4lZaBOYcZyqOTpqVm Bhf0

And another Oscar ‘NEWMAN” nominee this round, what you think?

* KUDOS to Mathilias for the digital lossless upgrade.

Thank you very much for this!

Thanks!! 🙂

I love this score, listened to it on Spotify already. Thanks so much for this!

Thanks!

Too kind – thank you very much 🙂

Thank you.

Newman is awesome!
Many thanks.

Thanks!

thank you !

I was highly expecting this. Thanks a lot for the upload! 😀

Thank you very much Goback. Another Oscar nominee for Thomas Newman… sure.

thank you

Thanks!!!

Thanks.

Many thanks Goback!

Thank you, Goback! This score is amazing. Always good to hear some new T.Newman

Thanks for sharing.

The Judge (2014) Soundtrack Score
Composed by: Thomas Newman

Link 320kbps: Judge.zip (109,40 MB) – uploaded.net (http://uploaded.net/file/cextckdf)

Tracklist:
1. Phantom Witness (01:50)
2. Mercury Glass (01:52)
3. Bag of Tricks (01:03)
4. St. Francis (01:31)
5. Indiana (02:14)
6. Samantha (01:11)
7. Wooden Nickel (01:50)
8. The Judge (01:16)
9. Reward for Dog (01:03)
10. Blood Evidence (00:37)
11. Shelby Rd. (01:54)
12. Never on Pavement (01:06)
13. Light a Match (02:46)
14. Hope Stevens (01:39)
15. Diamond Collapsible (01:30)
16. Carla’s Father (01:08)
17. Ten Speed (00:58)
18. Old Room (00:52)
19. Night Fit (Velvet Box) (01:31)
20. Twenty Degree Bend (02:38)
21. Watch and Learn (01:54)
22. Tire and Rim (00:40)
23. Aye of Knute (01:51)
24. Missing Time (05:05)
25. Trophies (01:07)
26. I Choose You (02:00)
27. Wabash River Float (04:19)

Thanks!

Thanks, Goback!

nice .. thanks a lot !!

Thanks. been waiting for this.

Thanks !

Thank you very much!

thank you!

Thank you.

Thank you Goback!!!
I appreciate direct download!!!

Thanks kindly =)

Long awaited, finally out.
Thanks a lot for sharing this score, Goback!

Thank you.

Thanks! Didn’t know Newman had done this one… Nice surprise!

Thanks a lot for the share. Excellent music!

many thanks Goback

Wow. Thanks!

I appreciate the share. Thank you!

If the film had fared better with the critics perhaps an Oscar nominee.

That aside another fine soundtrack from one of my favorite contemporary composers.

Thank you very much Goback! I’m really looking forward to this and I also hope to see the film soon. 🙂

Thank you Goback!!!
I appreciate direct download!!!

Yeah so do the people that troll these halls and report open links.

Thank you share!

Thanks!

Many thanks,

Thanks a lot.

thank you

brilliant score! thx a lot! anyone have lossless ?

finally a new newman score… THANK YOU for sharing it so fast! can’t wait for the cd

Thanks for this.

Am I right in thinking that there will be no CD release of this soundtrack (and thus no lossless version)?

Thanks for the upload! It seems to be a sure nomination for Newman just like Saving Mr. Banks.

finally a new newman score… THANK YOU for sharing it so fast! can’t wait for the cd
Where’d you hear about a CD?

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Thanks for this.

Am I right in thinking that there will be no CD release of this soundtrack (and thus no lossless version)?
If anything, we’ll get a CD-r..

thanks goback

Good man.Thanks.

Thanks a lot

Thanks, Goback!

thank you for this score !

Thanks for this.

Am I right in thinking that there will be no CD release of this soundtrack (and thus no lossless version)?

a digital release can be lossless too.

Thanks a lot.

Thank you!

Thanks 🙂

Digital Lossless (FLAC Uncompressed)
[B]Thomas Newman ~ The Judge (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [2014] (http://uptobox.com/zugnvele0s2e)
Password UPTOBOX —> MATHILIAS
Password WINRAR Archive’s File —> MATHILIAS

i am ready to bet pretty much nobody saw your post Mathilias 😉

starting a new thread for FLAC could have been a good option 😉

by the way why Flac Uncompressed ?

Thanks Mathilias and Goback, of course, for the original thread. 🙂

Thanks for sharing, always good to find the latest Thomas Newman!

i am ready to bet pretty much nobody saw your post Mathilias 😉

starting a new thread for FLAC could have been a good option 😉

A topic has been created so I do not see the point of making a duplicate.
After those who are interested in by a FLAC know take the time to search.
Your idea is not bad but I admit that I have not had the urge to apply 😉

by the way why Flac Uncompressed ?

I use the same track for this exemple

1) FLAC Uncompressed

The file is bigger because uncompressed there is more impressive in terms of size against quality is comparable to that of the CD or WAV format.

2) FLAC Compressed (Lossless Level 8 [Highest])

People who offer the flac uses this technique without necessarily realizing that the files are highly compressed they give a hand with the conversion software used by both sides with WinRAR archive so badly configured early increases the compression ratio file (56% in my example) this is all that there is deception on quality with the only advantage that the files appear to be less demanding in terms of size, but the sound quality is sacrificed however.

I hope that answers your question 🙂

Big Thomas Newman fan, had no idea he did this movie. Cant wait to have a listen. Thank you.

Digital Lossless (FLAC Uncompressed)
[B]Thomas Newman ~ The Judge (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [2014] (http://uptobox.com/zugnvele0s2e)
Password UPTOBOX —> MATHILIAS
Password WINRAR Archive’s File —> MATHILIAS

"Sorry, Uptobox.com is not available in your country"

Thanks Mathilias for the LOSSLESS upgrade!!

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Here’s a MEGA mirror for the FLAC version. Added to the main post, too.

https://mega.co.nz/#!6lgGxCQQ!7CF9LnMVuays1nDEPFQisI4lZaBOYcZyqOTpqVm Bhf0

thank you!

Thanks a lot

Thank you!

Can You have A link for a Digital Booklet ?

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/judge-original-motion-picture/id927203132

Thanks 😉

Thanks for sharing this in FLAC. Always love Thomas Newman’s work.

I managed to get this on CD, awesome!

but the sound quality is sacrificed however

No it isn’t. You largely misunderstand "lossless".

If there’s quality loss, you’re doing something wrong or using the wrong programs.
Go over to HydrogenAudio forums and start a debate on this.
Make sure you have quantifiable proof. They’ll eat you alive.

FLAC 1.3.0 is old now.
There’s 1.3.1 out.

If you’re getting incorrect results, you’re using outdated versions and doing thing unconventional on outdated hardware.

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You can bit-compare FLAC-8 compression to FLAC-0 compression and see the results would be the same.
Going beyond the standards of FLAC-8 (potentially FLAC-12 compresion) might break the "lossless" concept. I vaguely read something about it on the HA forums, but since I never intend to use compression levels beyond 8 (which are not widely supported by most hardware; portables, etc), I ignored the issues.

You can also do a double blind listening test between the two versions and guaranteed you won’t hear any differences at all.

FLAC with compression levels higher than 0 do not degrade quality.
It wouldn’t be a "lossless" codec if it did.

There are lossy/lossless-hybrid codecs like WavPack.
But this isn’t that.

FLAC compresses data that is not there or not needed.
Why we have variable bit rates throughout the stream.

Formats like WAV have a solid, constant bit rate. All those bits are not needed/used.
So when you compress to a lossless format, those useless bits are removed and you’re left with the effective bit rates.

FLAC has been in development for a long time.
Version 1.2.1 is from 2007 while versions 1.3.0 and 1.3.1 are very recent, thanks to Xiph.org taking over development.
They’re not going to screw around with the code so you save space and lose quality.

The only reason to not update to version 1.3.1 is:
1) the software bundle/package/front-end/GUI/All-In-One you are using doesn’t update THAT often (it’s their fault, and partially yours for not asking for updates)
2) you’re on an old dinosaur system that doesn’t support SSE2 instruction set
3) you’re still on Windows XP

All instances of the above slow down development and make things for developers and package maintainers.
They hate hearing people using outdated hardware and have to create multiple versions to support dinosaurs.

FLAC-8 vs. FLAC-0 really has no difference, except for file size.

Thanks so much for the flac!

I managed to get this on CD, awesome!

Promo? But very nice. 🙂

Thank you.

Thanks

thank you very much !

Thanks! 🙂

Thanks for sharing 🙂

Shoot! Missed this one.
Could anyone please re-upload?