John Ottman - Astro Boy (OST) 2009 torrent

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Artist..........: John Ottman
Album...........: Astro Boy
Genre...........: Soundtrack
Label...........: Varèse Sarabande
Catnr...........: VSD6989
Source..........: CDDA
Rip.Date........: 12-04-2010
Street.Date.....: 09-12-2009
Quality.........: VBR/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url.............: http://www.amazon.com/Astro-Boy-John-Ottman/dp/B002NPUCFI/
Size............: 85.46MB

Song.Title :
01. Opening Theme 2:04
02. Astro Flies! 3:14
03. Start It Up 3:57
04. Morning Lessons 1:50
05. Blue Core Pursuit 3:58
06. Designing Toby 4:48
07. I Don\'t Want You 1:22
08. One Of Us - Meeting Trashcan 2:29
09. I Love Robots - Hamegg\'s Story 2:21
10. The RRF - New Friends 2:58
11. Reviving Zog 1:59
12. Reluctant Warrior 4:44
13. Cora\'s Call 2:27
14. Undercover Robots 0:51
15. Egg On Hamegg 3:29
16. Toby\'s Destiny 4:31
17. Saving Metro City 3:48
18. Final Sacrifice 2:47
19. Robot Humanity 3:23
20. Theme From Astro Boy 4:34
21. Robots Are Our Friends Infomercial 1:27
Runtime: 63:01 min

Release.Info :
It is extremely tempting to describe Astro Boy by John Ottman as a bit of a
rehash of Superman Returns and Fantastic 4, but there is decidedly a different
kind of playful energy, pizzaz, inspiring beauty, and child-like wonder that
fills this movie score to the brim with moments that will keep your ears more
than entertained.
The exciting and sometimes unusual orchestrations and unabashed use of
percussion and emotional choir feel very much like a homage to the early James
Horner scores such as We\'re Back and The Land Before Time .
The playful and fantastical elements of the album that give it its Identity as a
children\'s super-hero movie is unfortunately taken a little too literally around
the middle section, featuring a lot of mickey-mousing and rapid changes in
rhythm, causing a bit of a rift in the listening experience. Once you get past
these few distracting cues - or just edit them out of your playlist - it becomes
a solid action score with heartfelt moments thereafter.
This is definitely an above average offering for a summer kid\'s film leaving me
hoping for a sequel or maybe just more opportunities for John Ottman to truly
spread his compositional wings and soar with projects of this variety in the
near future!