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League of Shadows 05. Fateful Night 07. Your Anger Gives You Great Power 09. Not Home for Long 10. Vengeance pt. Vengeance pt. We Don’t Need to See This 13.

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This City Is Rotting 14. Confrontation with Falcone 16. What Is Necessary 19. Bruce Sees Rachel 21. The Cave PT I 22.

Wayne Enterprises 23. Meeting with Lucius Fox 24. The Cave PT II 25. Bruce Spies Falcone 26.

“Where Are You?” 27. “I’m Batman” 28. Attack On Rachel CD2 01. Theft of Wayne Enterprises 02. It’s What You Do That Defines You 03. Crane and Falcone 04. On The Roof 05.

One More Container 06. Lighten Up (film version) 07. Lighten Up (aAlbum version) 08. Happy Birthday, Bruce 09.

Batman Prepares 10. You’re Fired 11. Rachel and Crane 12. Asylum Fight 13. The Chase 16. Rachel In The Cave 17.

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Ra’s Al Ghul At The Party 18. Confrontation with Ra’s Al Ghul 19. Alfred Saves Bruce 20. You Still Haven’t Given Up On Me 21. Vaporisation 22.

Batman Joins Narrows 23. A Narrows Rescue 24. Train Fight 25. It’s Over 26. Rebuilding 27.

Whenever I listen to The Dark Knight, where Howard's involvement was diminished, and Rises, where it's pretty much absent, I realize how much heart he helped give to Batman Begins. His presence was there in The Dark Knight, but TDK was a Hans score with some James at specific points, because they were working separately during the process. But Begins was really Hans and James (and Mel and Lorne and Ramin, too.) and it had more heartfelt moments consistently throughout. You can hear the musical relationships Bruce has with Rachel and with his parents, and it's a really nice complement to all the dark/brooding/ambient/action material.

'Your Father's Name,' 'Father to the Rescue,' and tons of other cues really give Begins a warmer sounding score and make it more well-rounded. Hans wrote some emotional stuff in TDK and TDKR (particularly the Dark Knight suite), but that's more emotional in a powerful or tragic kind of way. James' contributions to these scores felt more emotional in a loving and deep kind of way. Has anybody else thought about this?

Also, while I'm here, if JNH had worked on TDKR, I wonder if the Harvey Dent theme would have come back for the subplot of his. I've always wondered why Hans and co. Didn't bring that theme back. Instead, they kind of created a new theme for the Dent stuff ('The Truth About Harvey Dent' and 'Gotham is Yours'). Your name: Please enter number: 1032 James 2017-11-26 11:05:20 I also like Howard's contributions very much.

Batman begins is the second among my two favourite scores of the Nolan trilogy.;) Unfortunately I think the contribution between JNH and HZ was always more a matter of support than the desire to do something together (Zimmer says inviting Howard to work with him was promise made in the middle of the years 90). Hans thought needed Howard's name beside him so his score was better accepted in the eyes of the aficionados by the music of 89.

Not that he needed, of course. But doing the BB score and giving a new musical identity to Batman was one of the biggest challenges of his career. James 2017-11-26 11:08:57 and Howard accepted the challenge, even with so many people going against the two working together. It was a riot at the time. Lol Hybrid Soldier 2017-11-26 12:08:32 Wait wait what's this story. 'better accepted'? Hans couldn't care less about that.

Hans & James were going to score Secret Window together but James was too exhausted after The Village to dive into it so they cancelled. And when Nolan came to Hans, Hans' first reaction was to bring James. Also, if Begins blends more as a collaboration between the two, it's because of Ramin, who's style can match both Hans & James perfectly.:) James 2017-11-26 12:26:04 lol Thank you for your attention, Hybrid!

I always let myself think too much about certain situations. I've gone too far, I recognise. Particularly I don't know anything about the behind the scenes of the productions. I couldn't even do it. I don't live in the USA.:D But the impression I've always had is that James has always been there to give a 'hi' and satisfy Hans ' willingness to see them working together. Wanting or not, TDK trilogy music was not destroyed by criticism because of Howard's involvement.

Unfortunately they tend to exaggerate in negative commentary when the name of Zimmer is associated with the score. Mike (OTM) 2017-11-26 23:50:27 Interesting, Hybrid, about Ramin.We know he worked on Training and the Ra's al Ghul suite, which both sound like a bridge between Zimmer and Howard. Do you know what other cues he worked on? And for that matter, out of curiosity, do you have any knowledge of what cues are primarily Hans? It's easier to tell what's James, whereas Hans could be Hans + Ramin, Lorne, or Mel.

So it would be intriguing to know which cues are 90% Zimmer or more. Replies: 20 2012-07-24 09:12:37. Your name: Please enter number: 1032 Hybrid Soldier 2012-07-24 09:56:36 The cue, called Batman Visits Gordon, is missing, like a few others: Courthouse Pt 2, Finch Is Killed & a part of Fight In Crane's Lab.

As for JNH's involvement, though crediting is quite hard cause the basic material for the score was written by both Hans & James, but I can tell you that he was 'in charge' of: Father To The Rescue Campfire Your System Is Broken Hide In The Dark Initiation Into League Temple Fight Return To Gotham Crane Warns Rachel The Bat Cave Wayne Enterprises Prototypes Batman Visits Gordon Dockyard Ambush Pt1 Meeting Rachel Microwave Stolen Fox Is Fired Surveying The Ruins I miss a few, but you can certainly add to that cues like Finders Keepers Pt 1, Your Father's Name, Bruce Left For Dead. That doesn't really seem like he did nothing.;) Hanzi 2012-07-24 10:04:43 Thank you for your answer Hybrid:) So that means the track 25. Batman Visits Gordon (1:12)included on some bootlegs contains FX? Hybrid Soldier 2012-07-24 10:10:18 Yes they generally are DVD rips. Hanzi 2012-07-24 10:20:51 Thank you for the information Hybrid:) Strangely I was sure the music from 'Batman visits Gordon' was originally on the official soundtrack: my bad:) Hybrid Soldier 2012-07-24 10:23:26 Not in Begins but in TDK's OST in 'I'm Not A Hero', there's an almost identical reprise of it in it.:P cheesy 2012-07-24 15:15:27 Are you sure about Initiation Into League/Bruce Left for Dead/Dockyard Ambush Pt. 1/The Bat Cave?

I don't mean to question you, but those sure sound a lot like Zimmer tracks to me. It'd be fascinating otherwise. Charles 2012-07-24 19:22:48 Thanks for all the info, Hybrid. Like I said down below, trying to prove people wrong, Hans wrote the majority, JNH did the rest.

Now I have to agree with Cheesy, is 'The Batcave' REALLY JNH? I know you have your sources Hybrid, but that's got Zimmer's main 2-note Batman theme in it, finishing off the track. I could swear it's Zimmer. But I'm not doubting you Anonymous 2012-07-25 09:49:50 there are no missing parts Hybrid, those cues exist. I have those cues, and they are not dvd-rips Mr. Charles 2012-07-25 16:27:32 Ya, I happen to have those 'missing cues' as well, and they're genuine 320kbps. Clean, no DVD rip cheesy 2012-07-26 06:41:52 Wat?

Did I miss this party? Bou 2012-07-27 09:39:13 You really think that if these famous 'missing cues' were available, FX free, genuine or anything you prefer, they would not be included in the HZ.com BB tracklist? That's all FAKE!

Mike 2012-11-30 08:12:14 Regarding JNH and the Bat Cave: are you ABSOLUTELY sure that was Howard? Your System is Broken also sounded heavily 'Zimmer' to me. I mean, you're the boss, but.

Mike 2012-11-30 08:13:48 Oh shoot, I feel annoying. Two people said the same thing above. Anonymous 2013-08-01 16:43:41 JNH said he had a stronger presence in the first half of the film and Zimmer had a stronger presence in the second half, so those credits up there actually make some form of sense, even if JNH used Zimmer's themes a lot. Anonymous 2013-08-01 22:18:47 I know this has no real basis, but if I had to guess which tracks were Zimmer based on Hybrid's list of Howard stuff, I would say Zimmer was 'in charge of': Young Bruce Falls The Long Walk Training Why Bats? Gordon at Home Batman On Fire Finders Keepers pt.

2 Fight in Crane's Lab (all parts) Back Up (yes I know Lorne arranged this one) Batmobile chase Batman Arrives All the final fight music Danger Over Gordon Says Thanks Mike (OTM) 2017-08-12 04:29:09 I think there's a lot of leeway with respect to who was 'in charge of what' here, especially where Hans' two-note theme is prominent. Just recently in an interview for Dunkirk, Nolan talked about 'Hans' music' during the Bat Cave scene of Begins, so Hans definitely was involved there. Plus, the end of 'The Bat Cave' is reprised a few times in TDK and TDKR, and in all those cases, it's Zimmer who's in charge. We know BB was a co-written score, so everyone was kind of involved with everything. Lordy 2017-08-12 09:34:53 Hybrid, is there an explanation why the cue 'Courthouse Pt 2' missing?

Mike (OTM) 2017-08-12 18:01:11 Courthouse Part 2 isn't the only cue missing.We also have 'Batman Visits Gordon,' already mentioned, and also the cue when Carl, the DA, gets shot, and then Batman sees the kid in the Narrows. I really love the last cue, too.:( Cameron 2017-08-12 19:40:01 Well, I guess that explains why JNH sounds like Zimmer quite a bit in that score. I wonder why they didn't use the same collaborative style in TDK. Mike (OTM) 2017-11-16 01:05:55 @Cameron, they were located separately during the making of TDK, if I recall correctly. So work had to be more split up.

Replies: 0 2017-11-03 15:34:12. Your name: Please enter number: 1032 Mike (Otm) 2017-06-07 16:14:02 Agreed. Love the film version.

Superultramegaa 2017-06-10 21:07:01 Also, I'm curious about a particular song in this score, 'Courthouse Part 1,' was that Hans Zimmer? I always thought it sounded like some of Zimmer's emotional suites in thing like 'Bootstrap Bill' in Pirates of the Caribbean 1, or 'You're my Boy' in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Plus I think the choir they use in 'Courthouse' and 'Mugging Part 2' is Zimmer as he uses it in TDKR (I know that's not proof but it's an assumption,) and similar notes appear in Ra's Al Ghul's death and Dockyard Ambush's ending. Plus JNH's version of 'Courthouse,' in TDK in 'I Am The Batman' sounds very different, so I'm really wondering how much involvement he had in the track. Replies: 2 2016-05-10 18:30:47. Your name: Please enter number: 1032 Mike 2014-02-11 15:19:44 Hybrid has said a billion times that such a thing is impossible.

We know the following: Ramin Djawadi was involved with Training and Lasiurus Lorne Balfe was involved with Batmobile Chase and Backup Mel Wesson did the ambient material in the score And then the James Newton Howard contributions are, generally, rather obvious. But he uses a lot of HZ material and style throughout the score, so it's not black and white. Edmund Meinerts 2014-02-11 15:28:32 Yeah. Plus, Hybrid posted a list of cues that JNH was 'in charge of' just below this thread. RealFfingMusic 2014-02-11 15:39:55 Sorry, didn't know the detailed history.:) RealFfingMusic 2014-02-11 15:45:20 Was Vespertilio re-used in DKR? Mike 2014-02-11 16:16:29 Well, not exactly like that.It's the main theme throughout the films, so it popped up essentially at various points, but the closest thing to it being used directly in TDKR was the Hospital Visit cue.

RealFfingMusic 2014-02-11 17:38:50 Oh. Replies: 1 2014-02-10 17:18:58.

Your name: Please enter number: 1032 Anon-e-missing 2013-05-20 05:17:03 This reminds me: can anyone tell me why these scores contain cues as originally recorded, but not the final film versions also/instead (like Backup)? Mike 2013-05-20 05:22:33 If I had to guess, I would say the purpose of the cue sheet is to determine what goes where.Not to document all the music written/used, necessarily.I dunno. It is a shame, though.

The film version of Backup is intense. Anonymous 2013-05-27 21:16:32 Speaking of Backup, I find it really interesting that even though Lorne Balfe arranged the cue, we now know: -what Backup would sound like if Lorne were totally in charge of it (the cue on his site) -what Backup would sound like if whoever the music mixer was had his way with Lorne's cue (the film version) -and now, what Backup would sound like if Hans Zimmer was in charge: 1:10-2:43 in 'Imagine the Fire'! Dawn 2013-05-27 23:45:22 Mmmhhh honestly, I think that, though Lorne has Backup on his website, he only arranged some HZ suite/material. For me Backup is 100% HZ, but Lorne was asked to arrange the cue to the picture.

The same way there's this long HZ 'Wayne Manor' suite from TDKR that was arranged to the picture by other team members. Mike 2013-05-28 05:27:10 It seems slightly unfair to me to compare Backup to TDKR's score. Because with TDKR's score, the material from the suites is hardly changed at all. For example, pretty much all the Bane music heard in the movie, or cues like 'Blake Visits Wayne Manor', 'Take Me to Bane', 'Not Meant to Die Here', 'He Was the Batman', 'No Stone Unturned'-whether or not they were arranged by Hans, they appear in the film exactly as Hans wrote them in his suites. Thus, it truly is 100% Hans. But something about Backup feels like more than JUST an arrangement of pre-existing themes. As much as Lorne borrowed from existing thematic material, it seems to be far more 'original' than the cues from TDKR and Lorne truly deserves to call it his.

Replies: 4 2011-08-01 21:27:09. Your name: Please enter number: 1032 Agnt007dman 2011-08-02 00:08:57 Yes, I second this! Please Hybrid, please! Yusef 2013-05-21 19:36:48 I'm pretty sure the Ra's al Ghul theme was JNH. Billy 2013-05-22 19:17:32 I remember that once Hybrid had made a credits list for the OST and the Lasiurus track (which is the Ra’s Al Ghul Suite) was written by JNH. Hybrid Soldier 2013-05-22 19:35:44 Actually after I asked, I was told Djawadi did work on Lasiurus. Did he write it all?

No idea, but he surely was on it.