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11-01-2013, 04:18 AM
As requested:
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Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtrack
� THE MISSOURI BREAKS � [FLAC/MP3] �
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Composed and conducted by John Williams (1976)
Original score & remastered album re-recording � 2013
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For his score, John Williams didn't write in the symphonic style with which he soon became closely associated. Instead, he composed for a small ensemble including guitars, electric bass, harmonicas, and mandolin. Kritzerland (http://www.kritzerland.com/mo_breaks.htm) describes Williams' evocative score as follows:

"Williams had already done big, brash, outdoorsy Americana before with The Reivers and The Cowboys. But The Missouri Breaks wasn't big and brash, and so required a different kind of score – smaller in scale, but one that would capture the characters and the drama as well as the period and the feel of the film. And, of course, Williams delivered a perfect score (albeit atypical for him during this period), mostly composed for guitars, harmonica, percussion, and a handful of other instruments. Williams never wants for coming up with an instantly memorable and beautiful theme and The Missouri Breaks has a beauty in its love theme – never overused, always right. His main title music sets the mood with tense bass notes, and off-kilter harmonica and guitar – it's wonderfully evocative and haunting. There are up-tempo infectious cues and cues for Brando that are really off-kilter. It's Williams doing what he did (and still does) better than anyone, and it's a score that's completely unique to him."
When The Missouri Breaks was first issued on CD in 1999 by Rykodisc, the original United Artists Records soundtrack album was the basis of the release, with three bonus tracks from the actual film added ("Main Title", "Train Robbery", "Jane and Logan"). This edition was reissued by Varese Sarabande in 2004. Kritzerland’s new and definitive Missouri Breaks has been derived from the original film scoring session masters, and includes a handful of never-before-heard cues that went unused in the film. In addition, the complete soundtrack album as re-recorded by Williams is also included, freshly remastered from the original master tapes.
(From a review by Joe Marchese at theseconddisc.com (http://theseconddisc.com/2013/07/01/john-williams-welcomed-to-kritzerland-with-complete-missouri-breaks-soundtrack/))
Audio encoded from the lossless WavPack files (16 bit, stereo, 44.1 kHz) by soundtrackjungle to FLAC and MP3 320 kbps (lame --preset insane). Complete artwork from the same release included.
Tracklist and durations:
Disc 1 - The original score tracks [45:45]
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1-01 - The Missouri Breaks (Main Title) [02:49]
1-02 - Logan's Entrance [01:27]
1-03 - Logan And Calvin Talk (Unused) [02:26]
1-04 - The Train Robbery [02:20]
1-05 - After The Trial / The Hanging Foreman / Riding The Horse [02:04]
1-06 - Boys Will Play [01:28]
1-07 - Clayton At The Wake (Unused) [02:37]
1-08 - Crossing The River [01:21]
1-09 - Clayton's Binoculars [00:30]
1-10 - Logan And Jane [03:48]
1-11 - The Cabbage Patch [01:26]
1-12 - The Mounties Attack / Lee Chases Tod [03:04]
1-13 - The Drowning Of Tod [02:24]
1-14 - News Of Tod [02:41]
1-15 - The Rustling Sequence [01:53]
1-16 - Si And Cary [03:03]
1-17 - Calvin [01:36]
1-18 - End Titles [03:21]
1-19 - Unused Cue 1-3 [00:42]
1-20 - Organ Cue 4-2 [01:29]
1-21 - Banjo And Harmonica Cue 11-3 [01:22]
1-22 - Fiddle Cue 11-3A [01:25]
1-23 - Harmonica Cue 13-2 [00:29]
Disc 2 - The original album re-recording [35:51]
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2-01 - The Missouri Breaks (Main Title) [02:48]
2-02 - Arrival Of The Rustlers [02:04]
2-03 - Love Theme From The Missouri Breaks [02:58]
2-04 - The Train Robbery [02:19]
2-05 - Bizarre Wake [02:41]
2-06 - Celebration [02:17]
2-07 - Confrontation [03:17]
2-08 - Love Theme (Reprise) [03:43]
2-09 - Crossing The Missouri [02:13]
2-10 - The Chase [03:26]
2-11 - Remembrances [02:25]
2-12 - The Horse Rustlers [02:17]
2-13 - Love Theme (End Title) [03:23]
Total playtime: 1:21:36
Download links:
FLAC: mega.co.nz (https://mega.co.nz/#!oEJBTRpT!c6CdxAx7Xnu8RNo3_73nC1eyPhB1LU-2za7LDe9MwCI) (431.6 MiB)
MP3: mega.co.nz (https://mega.co.nz/#!pF5AhaLZ!RAvBGEOtWRxQE4gylr-3eiSoMlMVnZnabHnPi6nghFo) (233.6 MiB)
Password: originaltracks
For the Rykodisc release and its scans, check this share (Thread 235773) by Jerry Will.
Enjoy.
─────────────────────────────────────────
Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtrack
� THE MISSOURI BREAKS � [FLAC/MP3] �
─────────────────────────────────────────

─────────────
Composed and conducted by John Williams (1976)
Original score & remastered album re-recording � 2013
─────────────
For his score, John Williams didn't write in the symphonic style with which he soon became closely associated. Instead, he composed for a small ensemble including guitars, electric bass, harmonicas, and mandolin. Kritzerland (http://www.kritzerland.com/mo_breaks.htm) describes Williams' evocative score as follows:

"Williams had already done big, brash, outdoorsy Americana before with The Reivers and The Cowboys. But The Missouri Breaks wasn't big and brash, and so required a different kind of score – smaller in scale, but one that would capture the characters and the drama as well as the period and the feel of the film. And, of course, Williams delivered a perfect score (albeit atypical for him during this period), mostly composed for guitars, harmonica, percussion, and a handful of other instruments. Williams never wants for coming up with an instantly memorable and beautiful theme and The Missouri Breaks has a beauty in its love theme – never overused, always right. His main title music sets the mood with tense bass notes, and off-kilter harmonica and guitar – it's wonderfully evocative and haunting. There are up-tempo infectious cues and cues for Brando that are really off-kilter. It's Williams doing what he did (and still does) better than anyone, and it's a score that's completely unique to him."
When The Missouri Breaks was first issued on CD in 1999 by Rykodisc, the original United Artists Records soundtrack album was the basis of the release, with three bonus tracks from the actual film added ("Main Title", "Train Robbery", "Jane and Logan"). This edition was reissued by Varese Sarabande in 2004. Kritzerland’s new and definitive Missouri Breaks has been derived from the original film scoring session masters, and includes a handful of never-before-heard cues that went unused in the film. In addition, the complete soundtrack album as re-recorded by Williams is also included, freshly remastered from the original master tapes.
(From a review by Joe Marchese at theseconddisc.com (http://theseconddisc.com/2013/07/01/john-williams-welcomed-to-kritzerland-with-complete-missouri-breaks-soundtrack/))
Audio encoded from the lossless WavPack files (16 bit, stereo, 44.1 kHz) by soundtrackjungle to FLAC and MP3 320 kbps (lame --preset insane). Complete artwork from the same release included.
Tracklist and durations:
Disc 1 - The original score tracks [45:45]
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1-01 - The Missouri Breaks (Main Title) [02:49]
1-02 - Logan's Entrance [01:27]
1-03 - Logan And Calvin Talk (Unused) [02:26]
1-04 - The Train Robbery [02:20]
1-05 - After The Trial / The Hanging Foreman / Riding The Horse [02:04]
1-06 - Boys Will Play [01:28]
1-07 - Clayton At The Wake (Unused) [02:37]
1-08 - Crossing The River [01:21]
1-09 - Clayton's Binoculars [00:30]
1-10 - Logan And Jane [03:48]
1-11 - The Cabbage Patch [01:26]
1-12 - The Mounties Attack / Lee Chases Tod [03:04]
1-13 - The Drowning Of Tod [02:24]
1-14 - News Of Tod [02:41]
1-15 - The Rustling Sequence [01:53]
1-16 - Si And Cary [03:03]
1-17 - Calvin [01:36]
1-18 - End Titles [03:21]
1-19 - Unused Cue 1-3 [00:42]
1-20 - Organ Cue 4-2 [01:29]
1-21 - Banjo And Harmonica Cue 11-3 [01:22]
1-22 - Fiddle Cue 11-3A [01:25]
1-23 - Harmonica Cue 13-2 [00:29]
Disc 2 - The original album re-recording [35:51]
---------------------------------------------------
2-01 - The Missouri Breaks (Main Title) [02:48]
2-02 - Arrival Of The Rustlers [02:04]
2-03 - Love Theme From The Missouri Breaks [02:58]
2-04 - The Train Robbery [02:19]
2-05 - Bizarre Wake [02:41]
2-06 - Celebration [02:17]
2-07 - Confrontation [03:17]
2-08 - Love Theme (Reprise) [03:43]
2-09 - Crossing The Missouri [02:13]
2-10 - The Chase [03:26]
2-11 - Remembrances [02:25]
2-12 - The Horse Rustlers [02:17]
2-13 - Love Theme (End Title) [03:23]
Total playtime: 1:21:36
Download links:
FLAC: mega.co.nz (https://mega.co.nz/#!oEJBTRpT!c6CdxAx7Xnu8RNo3_73nC1eyPhB1LU-2za7LDe9MwCI) (431.6 MiB)
MP3: mega.co.nz (https://mega.co.nz/#!pF5AhaLZ!RAvBGEOtWRxQE4gylr-3eiSoMlMVnZnabHnPi6nghFo) (233.6 MiB)
Password: originaltracks
For the Rykodisc release and its scans, check this share (Thread 235773) by Jerry Will.
Enjoy.