Battlestar Galactica: Season 3
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Free Music Review: I Can Only Imagine How He Will Do Season 4!
Hit: 5 Stars
Bear McCreary has outdone himself yet again. His music is one of the defining points that make the new incarnation of Battlestar Galactica the best show on television. The show simply would not work without his music, it is such an amazing fit and he can craft the music to fit each episode so well that it becomes a vital part of the episode in itself. You can imagine whole episodes just by listening to the music. Even bit pieces of music that stood out in episodes have been expanded upon here to make great tracks that never get old and make you want to fast forward to the memorable parts from the show. I was finally glad to be able to hear the new rendition of "All Along The Watchtower" and it truly does stand on its own and IMO breathes new life into a very excellent, but old, song that doesn't seem like a cheap remake with a few notes changed here and there. I can't wait to hear what Bear McCreary does for Razor (hopefully make some new and exhilarating renditions of the season 2 favorite "Prelude to War") and I know he will knock it out of the park with his work on Season 4.Free Music Review: It just keeps getting better ...
Hit: 5 Stars
Like the show it accompanies, Bear McCreary's score for Season 3 of Battlestar Galactica is even better than the previous one. He manages to weave old and familiar themes from Seasons 1 and 2 throughout the album, while at the same time creating fresh and original sounds that are entrancing, haunting, and exhilirating. "Battlestar Sonatica" (from the episode "Torn"), played entirely by McCreary on the piano, is truly beautiful. And of course, the highlight of the album is the cover of "All Along the Watchtower" from the season finale, featuring McCreary's brother, Bt4. But these are just two of a 21 amazing tracks, none of which fail to meet the expectations set by the preceding soundtracks. We can only wait with baited breath for what's in store for Razor and Season 4.Free Music Review: The BEST BSG Soundtrack to date
Hit: 5 Stars
This is the BEST one Bear McCreary has put out to date. The music is complex and subtle. More cultural diversity in the tracks. A greater mix of instruments. This soundtrack definitely brings about the emotion of the episodes it represents. The best one (IMHO) is Storming New Caprica with the final seconds marking the glorious sacrifice of Pegasus. You can catch Baltar's theme, the Adama/Roslin theme, the celtic music for Adama, the theme for Starbuck, and so much more, rendered in new ways.
Yep, this soundtrack is awesome!!
Free Music Review: Breathtaking
Hit: 5 Stars
This soundtrack is absolutely incredible. The depth and breadth of Bear McCreary's talent just keep expanding. I recommend this album to anyone who loves original scores, classical, or world music.
It will blow your frakking mind.