c�d�master88
09-25-2013, 02:08 AM
Tyler Bates
300 (Complete Recordings)
2006

29 tracks, TRT: 1:14:34, 320 MP3
https://mega.co.nz/#!0oNiVIxa!HxUc1mytfpBTbKK-cfw8XFs18W0NqR3ZUPW2nyk49Lc
Note: not sure if these are the real complete recordings but that's what they are being marketed as so that's what I'm labeling it as. This is basically the official album with 4 extra tracks that I added back into their supposed chronological sequence in the film. Whether it's complete or not, it's a magnificent effort from an underrated composer nonetheless. So he "borrowed" from Goldenthal, big deal. At least he "borrowed" from a great source is all I have to say in the matter. The controversy back in the day was laughable. Sure, the track "Remember Us" is an almost direct copy of the finale cue from Goldenthal's Titus but who cares? It was a good piece then and it was a good piece to use in 300. I've never doubted Snyder's use of music, whether it be vintage music or composer Bates' original score, and this is no exception. I've heard Tyler Bates referred to as a 3rd or even 4th rate composer before when it's completely untrue. He has quite an impressive resume under his belt and I can't wait to see what he does next. I'd love to hear him do something similar to Slither again. The Day the Earth Stood Still score he composed was as drab and unlistenable as the film was drab and almost unwatchable. Anyway, enjoy this great score from Tyler Bates from the year in which I graduated high school. Ahhhh, what special (not quite great) times those were. Seeing this beast in IMAX made it slightly better.
300 (Complete Recordings)
2006

29 tracks, TRT: 1:14:34, 320 MP3
https://mega.co.nz/#!0oNiVIxa!HxUc1mytfpBTbKK-cfw8XFs18W0NqR3ZUPW2nyk49Lc
Note: not sure if these are the real complete recordings but that's what they are being marketed as so that's what I'm labeling it as. This is basically the official album with 4 extra tracks that I added back into their supposed chronological sequence in the film. Whether it's complete or not, it's a magnificent effort from an underrated composer nonetheless. So he "borrowed" from Goldenthal, big deal. At least he "borrowed" from a great source is all I have to say in the matter. The controversy back in the day was laughable. Sure, the track "Remember Us" is an almost direct copy of the finale cue from Goldenthal's Titus but who cares? It was a good piece then and it was a good piece to use in 300. I've never doubted Snyder's use of music, whether it be vintage music or composer Bates' original score, and this is no exception. I've heard Tyler Bates referred to as a 3rd or even 4th rate composer before when it's completely untrue. He has quite an impressive resume under his belt and I can't wait to see what he does next. I'd love to hear him do something similar to Slither again. The Day the Earth Stood Still score he composed was as drab and unlistenable as the film was drab and almost unwatchable. Anyway, enjoy this great score from Tyler Bates from the year in which I graduated high school. Ahhhh, what special (not quite great) times those were. Seeing this beast in IMAX made it slightly better.