3: 10 to Yuma [Original Score] Marco Beltrami

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  • Release Date: 12/18/2007
  • Sales Rank: 22,185
  • Label: LION'S GATE RECORDS
  • UPC: 856968001296

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3: 10 to Yuma [Original Score]

1LISTENMain Title 1:07
2LISTENBen Takes the Stage/Dan's Burden 5:45
3LISTENMan of His Word 0:59
4LISTENBisbygliando 1:23
5LISTENBarn Burn 2:02
6LISTENChinatown 1:39
7LISTENIndian Grounds 2:50
8LISTENChinese Democracy 2:51
9LISTENOne for the Road/Storm Clouds 4:11
10LISTENTrial by Fire 1:58
11LISTENFlight of the Princess 1:59
12LISTENBen There Done That 1:36
13LISTENGang Arrives 1:52
14LISTENBen Arrested 4:00
15LISTENIt's Time 1:02
16LISTENHotel 0:41
17LISTENOne Man Left 3:07
18LISTENWilliam Escapes 1:45
19LISTENBible Study 2:35
20LISTENWho Let the Cows Out? 1:32
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Like the 2006 score The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, Marco Beltrami's previous foray into the Western genre, 3:10 to Yuma impresses the composer's unique stamp on the classic musical archetypes pioneered by Ennio Morricone and others -- despite familiar ingredients like electric guitar, mandolin, barroom piano, and brass band flourishes, the music deftly avoids cliché thanks to some intriguing electronic elements, samples, and other contemporary effects. But while the dusty, slap-leather grit of the arrangements further underscores the score's roots in Western traditions, Beltrami's taut, propulsive melodies are very much a reflection of the modern-day action thriller. The music is suspenseful to the point of suffocation, with none of the spaciousness and atmosphere that signify Morricone at his own finest. Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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