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PIRATES
OF THE
CARIBBEAN
at World’s
End
For
the
third
in this
Jerry
Bruckheimer
produced
big
box-office
action-comedy
pirate
saga,
one
would
expect
nothing
less
than
a huge,
epic
soundtrack,
and
Hans
Zimmer
delivers.
With
some
of the
unavoidable
established
themes
stitched
to the
fabric
of characters
like
Jack
Sparrow
making
its
turn,
the
new
material
does
add
to the
excitement
and
energy
as only
a huge
cinematic
orchestra
can,
under
the
guidance
of a
composer
like
Zimmer.
There
are
solo
voices
as well
as choirs
added,
and
even
a rip
of Ennio
Morricone’s
classic
Man
With
The
Harmonica
from
Sergio
Leone's
Once
Upon
A Time
In The
West.
Some
will
find
it hard
to believe
that
they
only
had
5 weeks
to sort
the
music
for
the
original
Pirates,
but
that
explosion
of creativity
lay
the
foundation
for
a trilogy
of highly
character
driven
soundtrack
albums,
sweeping
from
delicate
to abrupt
and
verbosely
thunderous.
The
2-dozen
page
CD sleeve
contains
several
stills
from
the
movie
and
notes
by Mark
Wherry.
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A
- PB
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4 5
6
A
- B
- C
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