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| Release Date: | 2007-11-20 |
| Label: | Sumthing Else |
| UPC: | 669311203724 |
| Binding: | Audio CD |
| Published By: | Sumthing Else |
| ASIN: | B000W04S6U |
| Category: | Music |
Tracks on Halo 3 Original Soundtrack (2-CD Set) by Sumthing Else
- Arrival (Luck)
- Sierra 117 (Released)
- Sierra 117 (Infiltrate)
- Crow's Nest (Honorable Intentions)
- Crow's Nest (Last of the Brave)
- Crow's Nest (Brutes)
- Tsavo Highway (Out of Shadow)
- Tsavo Highway (To Kill a Demon)
- The Storm (This is Our Land)
- The Storm (This is the Hour)
- Floodgate (Dread Intrusion)
- Floodgate (Follow Our Brothers)
- The Ark (Farthest Outpost)
- The Ark (Behold a Pale Horse)
- The Ark (Edge Closer)
- The Covenant (Three Gates)
- The Covenant (Black Tower)
- The Covenant (One Final Effort)
- The Covenant (Gravemind)
- Cortana (No More Dead Heroes)
- Cortana (Keep What You Steal)
- Halo (Halo Reborn)
- Halo (Greatest Journey)
- Ending (Tribute)
- Ending (Roll Call)
- Ending (Wake Me When You Need Me)
- Ending (Legend)
- Bonus Tracks (Choose Wisely)
- Bonus Tracks (Movement)
- Bonus Tracks (Never Forget)
- Bonus Tracks (Finish The Fight)
Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions
Product Description
From the most successful entertainment launch in history, comes the most anticipated video game soundtrack of the holiday season. Bungie created a new variation on the Game's musical themes this time around. Martin O'Donnell, Bungie's composer incorporated a full live orchestra and chorus which goes "above and beyond" what they've done in the past. Album produced by Nile Rodgers.
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In terms of mood (both martial and eerie) and structure (the score is divided into 10 suites), there's no major departure from the previous installments in the Halo series here. The biggest difference is that this time, composers Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori seemed to have had a bigger budget and were able to hire a large orchestra. Where the synthetic feel of the previous two CDs sometimes made them feel a little thin and cheap, Halo 3 has the means to match its ambitions: This music would not shame a big-budget Hollywood sci-fi/action movie. Tracks such as "To Kill a Demon" and "This Is the Hour" (both of which, typically, recycle the composers' own themes) illustrate well this expanded sonic palette. The second CD ends with a hidden track ("Love Your Friends") by a band called Princeton, a fairly run-of-the-mill pop-punk effort which won a competition to be included on the soundtrack and which feels jarring compared to the rest of the music here. --Elisabeth Vincentelli
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