Thursday, October 05, 2006

Rejected & Unused Scores, Vol.1


Here's a cornucopia of, well, rejected and unused scores and it's a fantastic selection. It's like the Rejection Hall of Fame's Greatest Hits. A lot of the famous ones are here by some of the top composers in the business.

In some cases, you can understand why it was not used. Not because it was necessarily bad, but because it wasn't quite right for the film. In other cases, like, say, Goldeneye, when you consider that they opted for Eric Serra instead of Michael J. Lewis, you do have to wonder.

This is some fantastic music, so enjoy!

Rejected & Unused Scores, Vol.1, CD 1:

Track List:

CD 1-01 - Jerry Goldsmith - 2 Days in the Valley (1996)
CD 1-02 - Alan Silvestri - Mission Impossible 2 (2002)
CD 1-03 - Wynton Marsalis - Rosewood (1997) - [Vocal]
CD 1-04 - Ennio Morricone - What Dreams May Come (1998)
CD 1-05 - Alex North - 2001 (1968)
CD 1-06 - John Ottman - Halloween 20 (1998)
CD 1-07 - Graeme Revell - People Under The Stairs (1991)
CD 1-08 - Coil - Hellraiser (1987)
CD 1-09 - Paul McCartney - The Family Way (1966)
CD 1-10 - Marco Beltrami - Texas Rangers (2000)
CD 1-11 - John Barry - The Appointment (1969)
CD 1-12 - James Horner - Streets Of Fire (1984)
CD 1-13 - Jerry Fielding - The Getaway (1972)

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Rejected & Unused Scores, Vol.1, CD 1 (Rapidshare) - Part 1 - (Link Re-Up)
Rejected & Unused Scores, Vol.1, CD 1 (Rapidshare) - Part 2 - (Link Re-Up)

OR

Rejected & Unused Scores, Vol.1, CD 1 (Megaupload) - (Link Re-Up)

around 109 MB


Rejected & Unused Scores, Vol.1, CD 2:

Track List:

CD 2-01 - William Walton - Battle of Britain (1970)
CD 2-02 - John Barry - The Prince of Tides (1991)
CD 2-03 - Randy Newman - Air Force One (1998)
CD 2-04 - Basil Poledouris - Breakdown (1997)
CD 2-05 - John Ottman - Cruel Intentions (1999)
CD 2-06 - Howard Blake - Agatha (1979)
CD 2-07 - Bernard Herrmann - Torn Curtain (1966)
CD 2-08 - Ennio Morricone - Resident Evil (1999)
CD 2-09 - Michael J. Lewis - Goldeneye (1995)
CD 2-10 - John Scott - A Prayer for the Dying (1989)
CD 2-11 - Jerry Goldsmith - Legend (1986)
CD 2-12 - Graeme Revell - The Eater of The Dead (1999)
CD 2-13 - Howard Shore - Ransom (1996)

pw = youdont

Rejected & Unused Scores, Vol.1, CD 2 (Rapidshare) - Part 1 - (Link Re-Up)
Rejected & Unused Scores, Vol.1, CD 2 (Rapidshare) - Part 2 - (Link Re-Up)

OR

Rejected & Unused Scores, Vol.1, CD 2 (Megaupload)

around 110 MB

// posted by nomwl1 @ 6:02 PM
Comments:
This is a great collection. Thank you!

I think I could've written a better score for "Goldeneye" than the score they actually used! Ick.

They should just open their wallets and hire John Barry to score one more Bond.
# posted by Blogger J.R. Kinnard : Tuesday, October 10, 2006 5:39:00 PM
 
Hi J.R.!

Thanks!

And without knowing anything about your composing skills, I would have to guess that you are 100 percent correct about that. :))

I've heard that in the past John Barry wasn't interested in doing another Bond score because he had done so many, but I don't know if it's true. It would be great if he would do one more though! (Maybe they could call it, 'James Bond: The Revenge of Eric Serra').
# posted by Blogger nomwl1 : Saturday, October 14, 2006 10:24:00 AM
 
outstanding! Randy Newman's AIR FORCE ONE is one of the most manic themes ever - I suspect it was rejected because the movie couldn't keep pace!

any and all Morricone and Barry (especially unreleased!) are always most welcome.

thanks as always!


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# posted by Blogger New Texture : Tuesday, October 17, 2006 3:48:00 PM
 
Hi Gspeedlace!

I suspect you were right about Air Force One. :))

And thanks for the nice words!
# posted by Blogger nomwl1 : Thursday, November 02, 2006 7:55:00 PM
 
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# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : Friday, February 12, 2010 3:13:00 PM
 
This is what I've been loking for! Thank you.
# posted by Blogger dody : Wednesday, February 17, 2010 4:57:00 PM
 
Thank you so much! I've been looking for the Breakdown soundtrack for years. Is there a way you could upload the whole thing?
# posted by Blogger Henno94 : Monday, March 01, 2010 11:52:00 AM
 
Ennio Morricone never did a score for Resident Evil, and if you know Morricone, you know its not something of him. The score mentioned, is the Biohazard (resident evil) game score by Masami Ueda
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : Sunday, June 10, 2012 10:55:00 AM
 
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