Hans Zimmer - Interstellar (Illuminated Star Projection Edition) (2014)

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Artist: Hans Zimmer
Title: Interstellar (Illuminated Star Projection Edition)
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: WaterTower Music
Genre: Soundtrack
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+.cue, scans)
Total Time: 02:11:47
Total Size: 302 / 657 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

1. Dream Of The Crash (3:55)
2. Cornfield Chase (2:06)
3. Dust (5:41)
4. Day One (3:19)
5. Stay (6:52)
6. Message From Home (1:40)
7. The Wormhole (1:30)
8. Mountains (3:39)
9. Afraid Of Time (2:32)
10. A Place Among The Stars (3:27)
11. Running Out (1:57)
12. I'm Going Home (5:48)
13. Coward (8:26)
14. Detach (6:42)
15. S.T.A.Y. (6:23)
16. Where We're Going (7:41)

Deluxe Edition:
01 - First Step
02 - Flying Drone
03 - Atmospheric Entry
04 - No Need To Come Back
05 - Imperfect Lock
06 - What Happens Now
07 - Who's They
08 - Murph
09 - Organ Variation
10 - Tick-Tock
11 - Day One (Original Demo)
12 - Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night (Poem)
13 - No Time For Caution

The Illuminated Star Projection Box contains:
Disc 1 - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Disc 2 - Bonus material with 35 minutes of music unavailable anywhere else Decodable light message Liner Notes by Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer
Extended Booklet with Behind The Scenes Scoring Photos
Z+ App Free Download Code of Soundtrack in DTS Headphone: X Surround Sound

The latest blockbuster from SF maestro Christopher Nolan is one of the most widely anticipated movies of the year. 'Interstellar' reunites the acclaimed director with his composer of choice, Academy-Award and Grammy Winner Hans Zimmer. Zimmer's list of celebrated scores includes 'Batman Begins', 'The Dark Knight', 'Inception', 'Man of Steel', 'Gladiator', 'Black Hawk Down' and 'The Last Samurai'. The powerful and evocative soundtrack to 'Interstellar' is a must-have for all fans of the most in-demand composer in Hollywood and for collectors of classic film scores.

“I believe that Hans’ score for Interstellar has the tightest bond between music and image that we’ve yet achieved,” Nolan reflected. “And we’re excited for people to be able to revisit the soundtrack once they’ve had the chance to experience the music in the film itself.”