Battlestar Galactica: Season 3
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Free Music Notes for Battlestar Galactica: Season 3
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: Frakkin' Awesome
Hit: 5 Stars
When I listen to this soundtrack, I am taken back to the best scenes of the season and it reveals what an integral part this music plays in making Galactica a great show to experience. Bear McCreary pulls off a stunning feat and provides the visceral foundation for the show, from the heart-pounding rescue in "Storming New Caprica" to the heart-wrenching grief at the return of "Refugees Return" to the lonely misery in "Someone To Trust". If you are a BSG or neo-classical music fan, or if you need some good instrumental music, this is it.Free Music Review: Another season of beautiful music
Hit: 5 Stars
Like the season soudtracks that came before it, the Season 3 soundtrack is filled with beautiful, emotional music. What makes Bear McCreary's music for this series so outstanding is that when you listen to it on its own (just as music), you hear the music one way, but when you listen to it in the context of Battlestar Galactica, you hear the music in a completely new way. The music on this disc is full of much more sorrow and sadness than the discs that came before, so be prepared to feel that deep sadness when you listen to it.Free Music Review: Quality Continued
Hit: 5 Stars
This disc maintains the same high quality that McCreary set in the 1st two seasons' scores.
While the same level of quality is there, and the same familiar themes and melodies, the qualitIES of the music are slightly different. Season 3's score has a grittier, coarser sound to it, which i can only imagine goes with the story lines (seeing as how long they are making us wait for the Season 3 DVDs).
Nevertheless, it is still worth picking up, and is definitely up to the same level as the last two seasons.
Free Music Review: All Along the Watchtower, stolen again
Hit: 5 Stars
I have really enjoyed Bear's stuff. Where has this guy been?
I was stunned by the use of AATW as the wake up call for the deep cover Cylons. When I was a kid, Hendrix's AATW made me realize that a person can cover someone else's song and make it his own. Bear has taken the Jimi Hendrix song and made it HIS own. Or maybe it says something about the weird, brooding tune and lyrics that Dylan wrote that speaks to artists over and over again as they try to find the meaning in the dark truths that it speaks.