Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End Soundtrack 
Composed by the amazing
Hans Zimmer
Track Listing:1. Hoist the Colours 1:31
2. Singapore 3:40
3. At Wit's End 8:05
4. Multiple Jacks 3:51
5. Up is Down 2:42
6. I See Dead People in Boats 7:09
7. The Brethren Court 2:21
8. Parlay 2:10
9. Calypso 3:02
10. What Shall We Die For 2:02
11. I Don't Think Now Is the Best Time 10:45
12. One Day 4:01
13. Drink Up Me Hearties 4:31
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My Rating:
Reviews:Indeed, the At World’s End soundtrack represents an evolution for composer Hans Zimmer. Whereas Dead Man’s Chest had some superb tracks (“The Kraken” comes to mind), At World’s End has some fantastic new themes. The highlights of the soundtrack include the new “Hoist the Colors” and “At World’s End” themes which are wonderfully, and appropriately, adventurous, epic and pirate-y. The two form the musical centerpiece of the album and frequently appear, in multiple variations on the soundtrack. Furthermore, they represent some of the very best theme work that Zimmer has done on the three Pirate scores.
MMM Reviews:Yes, it's a strange new take on the trilogy to actually have a song with words. "Hoist the Colours" was introduced at an appropriate time, and I absolutely love Zimmer for doing such a take on the music. "Up Is Down" is arguably my favorite of all the songs on the soundtrack, but "Drink Up Me Hearties" ties in at a close second by being the only song with virtually every theme in the pirates trilogy encased into one amazing finale. "Multiple Jacks" is the weird, uncanny side of Jack that we all love, while "Jack Sparrow" (from Dead Man's Chest) is his more sober and clever side.This soundtrack is most definitely worth buying, though I seem to favor "Dead Man's Chest" just a bit more. But that is only my personal opinion.
"Bolt"
and
"WALL-E"
are next on the list! I'll have Treasure Planet and then Star Trek after those.
If anyone has a soundtrack to recommend, please do so! More music is always welcome!!
I'm hummung "Jack Sparrow" as I'm writing all of this. That is how awesome it is.
At World's End Soundtrack
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Jerry Goldsmith: Star Treks 1, 8, 9, 10; Mulan, Congo, First Night, etc.
James Newtown Howard: Disney's Atlantis, Dinosaur and treasure planet; a bunch of the m night shalahan movies, worked with Zimmer on the recent batman movies, etc.
Harry Gregson-Williams: The Shrek movies and the Narnia movies so far to name a couple.
Howard Shore: Teh Lord of the Rings movies.
Alan Silvestri: Back to the Futures, contact, Forrest Gump, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Abyss, etc.
Alan Menken (disney genius): Aladdin, Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Hercules, Pocahontas, Enchanted, etc.
Basil Poledouris has done several but the only one I can think of off the top of my head is hunt for red october.
Michael Kamen: first Xmen movie (died before the second), Robin Hood: prince of thieves, Mr. Holland's Opus, etc.
David Arnold: Independence Day, Stargate and a bunch of the Bonds.
... yup I'm sure I'm missing some good composers in there...
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Al of these guys are definitely going to be added to the list!
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