OK, I found a you tube channel with all the songs. Not sure if it's a fake or not. The songs were posted November 23rd. I've listened to a couple of tracks, and it sounds pretty good. End of Line I've heard before, but for some reason it makes me think of Blade Runner now. Adagio For TRON was the other I've listened to so far.

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Alan1 Wrote:Same caliber as TOTO's Dune IMO.

Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I love me some Toto, but I have never heard what they did for Dune.

DaveTRON Wrote: Alan1 Wrote:Same caliber as TOTO's Dune IMO. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I love me some Toto, but I have never heard what they did for Dune.

Majority of the tracks by TOTO sounded way different than their usual studio albums.
Except for the tune during DUNE's ending credits which sounded very
much like TOTO's studio albums.
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DaveTRON Wrote: Alan1 Wrote:Same caliber as TOTO's Dune IMO. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I love me some Toto, but I have never heard what they did for Dune.

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After heavy snow in Scotland my copy of the special edition arrived today. Firstly - the box itself is a work of art. Discs 1+2 look like TRON discs, in a flip up box I've never seen before. The bonus videos are pretty meh for anyone here who will learn nothing new really.

I love Daft Punk (Alive 2007 is the best live album ever) but understand people who think it's a bit samey - Human After All was very repetitive and only comes to life in the aforementioned live form. In the case of the soundtrack, I'm no musicologist but maybe it's like recurring themes rather than repetition?

My faves rom my initial listen are Arena, End of Line, Derezzed, End Titles and Castor (off disc 2). These are the most Daft Punk-ish songs but the whole soundtrack works really well for me - although I should wait until I hear it in the context of watching the film.

This soundtrack has elements of Daft Punk, Vangelis, Japanese Taiko drums, original TRON and a dash of Jean Michel Jarre. This is all good for me.


And now the gripe: I pre-ordered this over a month ago at £13.99. Now it's been on Amazon for £3.99. I could cope with that but what I hate is that I then had to (well didn't have to, no-one's forcing me but...) pay extra for the Amazon exclusive Sea of Simulation (another excellent track and the one closest to classic TRON) and then couldn't get the iTunes bonuses without buying the whole album! I had to resort to youtube for them. I think it's unfair to spread material across sites/versions as I'm guessing that if we're committed enough to be on a forum for this we're probably completist enough to want everything.

There is mos def a Vangelis feel to the score. And that's a good thing!

As I said, I think the score does a great job of letting you know this is not the same grid and this new grid doesn't have all the same rules or vibes as the original.

The score works for me by itself but especially within the context of the film. It truly helps create the complete feel of the film, as good scores do.

If this is something that just works better when watching the film, then its because the sounds of the film are enough to cover up the repetition of the soundtrack. But really... it shouldn't be that way. A goof film score should be able to stand on its own and inspire. Even if you don't know the movie, you should be able to plug in the soundtrack and be like, "Whoa... what's THIS about?"

Daft Punk, if it reminds me of anything, I'd say the Matrix. Which kinda makes sense, I guess. Though I really don't like the Matrix soundtrack that much either, except for the third film. Take for instance, the famous Lobby scene. While all the shooting is going on, the music sounds wicked awesome. But on its own, it really loses something.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pillwhere to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

So, apparently the website I pre-ordered from accidentally sent me two copies of the soundtrack (as well as two posters). If there's anyone who wants them, just let me know. You won't have to worry about paying for them, just the shipping costs, most likely.

you can't think of the tron soundtrack as a daft punk album. daft punk would never use a 85-piece orchestra to create something they would put on the dancefloor.

you have to look and listen to the soundtrack as a piece of its own, and forget about "one more time" and "around the world" but at the same time when you listen to it, you hear the elements of daft punk that are brought out to make this album unique and quite fitting to the movie. now tell me what you think of it.

considering it is a disney movie, its kind of tough to take risks and since they are typically heavy on the drama (especially with the millions of dollars they dumped into this movie) they couldn't afford to want to make it as edgy and daft punk-eque as we'd expect it to be because remember, they are catering to children for the merchandising which is where the big bucks are. kids who see this movie will be overwhelmed just with the graphics themselves and to go overboard with a crazy electronic soundtrack might be overkill (although i do not reject the idea). although we are cult followers and would like a more sophisticated storyline, and a more head-nodding soundtrack that we would come to expect with our age and wisdom for this movie we have to remember the forces that shape the commercialism that come with such a blockbusting movie which includes the music.

honestly if you think about it, the tron legacy soundtrack is a movie score for a big epic disney movie. what do you expect? disney can't take many risks, especially in this economy where spending $30 for two to see a 3d movie may be a burden to a family's disposeable income. so they kept it traditional (for the most part).

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