300 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Free Music Notes for 300 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Free Music Review: This is no ORDINARY soundtrack
Hit: 5 Stars
When does a soundtrack not sound like a soundtrack? When Tyler Bates takes an idea and runs....this plays like a concert CD...you listen to it and envision your own battles in exotic lands, even if you have never seen the film. It's emotional and moving and you can see and feel every sword thrust and the pain of war in every note! Dynamic work!Free Music Review: Rather tedious
Hit: 2 Stars
This music is excellent within the film. As a stand-alone work, it's boring. It sounds like video game background music. Some music works solely as incidental to the scenes in the film and this is the case with 300.
Excellent film - uninspired soundtrack.
Free Music Review: Stolen Music
Hit: 1 Stars
Several songs on this album are note for note copied from Titus. Has Tyler Bates no shame? The original composer (Titus' Elliot Goldenthal) created an awesome score, buy it instead.Free Music Review: Amazing
Hit: 5 Stars
This is one of the best soundracks I've heard in a while, and I am one who likes soundtracks. Brilliantly blended orchistral, voice, electronic and instrumental score. This kind of reminded me of the Black Hawk Down soundtrack in a way. The movie was great, the soundtrack was too. Im listening to it right now on as loud as a can!Free Music Review: "Copied" Theme
Hit: 3 Stars
You may find this very interesting.
One theme from 300, heard principally on the track
"Returns a King", is for the most part identical
to the main theme from Titus.
If you don't know it, it's Shakespeare and stars Anthony Hopkins.
When I heard it in 300, I knew I had heard it before
but couldn't quite place it. Eventually, I remembered.
As proof, if you look up Titus (right here on Amazon)
and listen to the first sample, titled "Victorious Titus"
and listen to "Returns a King" from 300, you'll see what I mean.
Just found it to be very interesting, that's all ...