The Symphony - John Powell (2011)



The Symphony
Music by: John Powell
Selected and mixed: NeotheOne (@jcfmunoz)
Mixing software: Pro Tools HD 10
Genres: Soundtrack
Released: 2011
Format: M4A; 256Kbps
Size: 161 MB
Length: 1:19:59



Tracklisting



01. Berk Intro / See You Tomorrow (How to Train Your Dragon)
02. Bolt Transforms (Bolt)
03. Bull Run (Knight & Day)
04. Overture (Robots)
05. Fall from Tree / Cave of Destiny / Jungle of Nool (Horton Hears a Who!)
06. The Meeting (P.S. I Love You)
07. Ancient China / Story of Shen (Kung-Fu Panda 2) (with Hans Zimmer)
08. Main Titles (X-Men: The Last Stand)
09. The Colony (AntZ) (with Harry Gregson-Williams)
10. Building the Crate (Chicken Run) (with Harry Gregson-Williams)
11. Hog Chase Part 2 (Paycheck)
12. Morning Routine (Rio)
13. Main Titles (The Bourne Identity)
14. To the Roof / Bim Bam Smash (The Bourne Supremacy)
15. Our Heroes (Evolution)
16. Escape from the Dragon (Shrek)(with Harry Gregson-Williams)
17. Opening Titles / Boat Chase (The Italian Job)
18. The Carousel - On (Face/Off)
19. Opening Book (Green Zone)
20. Code Blue (Ice Age, Dawn of the Dinosaurs)
21. Wives Ho! / Adelieland (Happy Feet)
22. Tappin' to Freedom (Happy Feet 2)
23. Tango de los Asesinos (Mr. & Mrs. Smith)
24. Tangiers Chase (The Bourne Ultimatum)
25. Hero (Kung-Fu Panda) (with Hans Zimmer)
26. The Waterpark (Ice Age 2, The Meldown)
27. Credits Suite (Mars Needs Mom)
28. The Moon and the Superhero (Hancock)
29. The Adventures of Pluto Nash (Pluto Nash)
30. Main Title (Drumline)
31. Lucy Runs and Sam Loses (I Am Sam)
32. Absolutely Beautiful (Two Weeks Notice)
33. Wonders of the New World (El Dorado) (with Hans Zimmer)
34. Finale and End Credits (X-Men: The Last Stand)
35. End Credits (How To Train Your Dragon)

Reuploaded on 18-oct-2012


Mediafire
http://www.mediafire.com/?jhrfio03h37hm60

Putlocker
http://www.putlocker.com/file/EA885FCE27603B89

MEGA
https://mega.co.nz/#!YFwhTSZJ!ZgpxFjHqNDf7Am73dHAoXC0snG8JkDAG6yKivW4 aDl0


Waiting for comments, opinions, ratings... Enjoy it and give your thanks if you like it

Thanks for sharing. Maybe a good overview about Powell�s work.

Thanks!

What's this? A custom compilation or a re-recording?

What's this? A custom compilation or a re-recording?

It's a digital mixing of the original themes, for listening like a one only track... a 80min Symphony.

Thanks

Thanks for this neotheone :)
Sounds great ;)

Am listening to it right now, and I think this works for me; thanks for sharing. I often play compilations while working, or in the car etc.
Just one thing... it's one long track, so I've no idea what the source is of a specific theme while it plays. Maybe next time you could divide the one track in 35 or so tracks that we can burn without any space in between, but with the track info in the right place?

Great compilation. Would like to hear suites of other composers too.

Wonderful job!

Thanks a lot! However, considering that most of Powell's works have been released by Varese Sarabande this might need to be one of those with links hidden and requiring a PM to the original poster for a link.

Thanks to all. Like you like the work.

For the ones who wants more info about the track, has the tracklist in lyrics tags. You can push your iPod, iPhone or iPad and appears the track selections. Later tomorrow, I will publish a CUE sheet for this track, for record to a CD audio in a continuous play without pauses but with the 35 tracks of the compilation. You can use this CUE in many players too without burning on a CD.

Again thanks to all

Wow, this is actually quite well done!!! Nice listening experience!!! If you are having a bad day, this definetely cheers you up!

Thanks a lot!!!

Thanks a lot
Great job

Thanks.

Thanks for sharing

Thanks Neotheone, its amazing, have you other Symphonys of James Horner, John Williams or Jerry Goldsmith?

Hi neotheone I know you from Soundtrack Jungle and ed2kmagazine, I'm spanish, I was searching you for a long time to make you a question about one mix, if you can send me a PM I can tell you what is the purpose, thanks in advance!

Great suite, are you making some from other composers?? (Hans Zimmer, James Horner, John Willams, Brian Tyler, Trevor Rabin and so on)

Thank you very much! I specially love Powell's work for animated movies!

Impressive work.

Great job, thank you!

Thank you!!!

Thank You.

Great work on this one. Flows rather nicely. I think sometimes fans should pick and choose composer's materials for concerts. :) Once again, great job and thanks for sharing!

---------- Post added at 01:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:34 PM ----------

Thank you also for providing me with my next "music to ride to" mix... however I do feel that certain sections of this mix will be very detrimental to the points on my driving licence... ;)

---------- Post added at 01:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:42 PM ----------

Thank you also for providing me with my next "music to ride to" mix... however I do feel that certain sections of this mix will be very detrimental to the points on my driving licence... ;)

Obrigado

Reuploaded by petition... Now on mediafire and others soon... Thanks in advance and regards...

Great job, thank you!
Yes...I agree! :)

Awesome!! Thanks~~

thanks

Is this is another fan made bootleg?

Nice share, Powell is the best.

Gracias!

Thanks very much!

Thanks to all for your comments! Now sharing on MEGA too, if you don't downloaded yet :)

Wonderful compilation. Since I'm a huge fan of Powell's work, this is a must-have. Thanks a million! :)

Nice post!
Thank you so much!

Just amazing!!

He's just so good! Great compilation!

Thank you

Cool! Thanks for posting and sharing.

Nice mix of tracks!

Many thanks !!!

This is well done!!! Thanks a lot!!!

I'm very much anticipating a real symphony now...John Powell touring the world... thanks a lot! ;)
Job well done, nice compilations!

I thing, I understand your choice for 1 track, being a symphony and all, but still, I'd like to skip to certain parts and see what track is on (what movie).
Classic symponies are also devided, but then into movements...may be a more thematic devision of the tracks would be nice. Just in a way that Beethoven made movements...? Or am I pushing it now? :D

Thank you very much

thxx