Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
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Free Music Notes for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Free Music Review: The movie is back, and so the movie's soundtrack itself.
Hit: 5 Stars
After a long wait, the movie is back. And so, the familiar movie's soundtrack is so back in the running. All the tracks are so good. When I listened to it, it felt like the adventure feeling was back into town. I liked all the track. My favorite track would be track 1. It was because the familiar "Indiana Jones" music would always attract the movie fans (especially "Indiana Jones" fans) to listen to it for many times. Overall, it was a good soundtrack. I loved it!Free Music Review: Soundtrack-Kingdom of C skull
Hit: 5 Stars
I received it with the Trilogy DVDs.
Enjoyed the Soundtrack selections like other customer's comments.
It did arrive a few days earlier then estimated VIA USPS tracking showed it originated in AZ again bypassing the full West Coast distribution congestion.
Comment on earlier Indy dvds: Since this was bundled with the Trilogy, there is a Teaser/promo preceding each play option. The updated commentaries are excellent!
Ron in Frisco
Free Music Review: Excellent
Hit: 5 Stars
This is an excellent soundtrack, one that is really great to listen to. John Towner Williams, the composer of this wonderful music, has won five Academy Awards, four Golden Globe Awards, and many other awards, for his excellent work, and this soundtrack is no exception to that tradition of excellence. So, if you liked the movie, or even if it's just that you like great music, then you will love this album...as do I! I highly recommend this soundtrack.Free Music Review: worth the wait
Hit: 5 Stars
My son and I absolutely love John Williams' work and this was no exception. I especially love "The Call of the Crystal", which is very haunting and where sections reminds me of Adolph Deutsch's score for "The Maltese Falcon" which I find very fitting for the Crystal's theme. The only piece that I wish was in the recording of this fourth installment was Mutt's enterance at the train station, which sounded great when he came through the smoke.Free Music Review: John Williams "scores" again
Hit: 5 Stars
With arguably one of moviedoms finest anthems in "The Raiders March" to build off of, John Williams once again shows why he is probably the finest movie theme composers of all time.
For all time Indy fans, it is wonderful to hear little snippets of previous Indy films worked into this score, as well as new and exciting original pieces to further the legend of Indiana Jones.