The Bourne Supremacy John Powell

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  • Release Date: 07/27/2004
  • Sales Rank: 18,749
  • Label: VARESE SARABANDE
  • UPC: 030206659221

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The Bourne Supremacy

1LISTENGoa / Hollywood Studio Symphony 3:00
2LISTENThe Drop / Hollywood Studio Symphony 3:42
3LISTENFuneral Pyre / Hollywood Studio Symphony 2:21
4LISTENGathering Data / Hollywood Studio Symphony 1:54
5LISTENNach Deutschland / Hollywood Studio Symphony 2:40
6LISTENTo the Roof / Hollywood Studio Symphony 5:32
7LISTENNew Memories / Hollywood Studio Symphony 2:48
8LISTENBerlin Foot Chase / Hollywood Studio Symphony 5:16
9LISTENAlexander Platz/Abbotts Confesses / Hollywood Studio Symphony 3:34
10LISTENMoscow Wind Up / Hollywood Studio Symphony 6:55
11LISTENBim Bam Smash / Hollywood Studio Symphony 5:09
12LISTENAtonement / Hollywood Studio Symphony 1:35
13LISTENExtreme Ways / Moby 3:57

Editorial Reviews

The espionage genre requires a soundtrack as taut as its subject matter, so it came as no surprise when composer John Powell (The Bourne Identity) (The Italian Job) signed on to score the second installment of Robert Ludlum's popular Jason Bourne series. Powell expands on the themes from the previous film, adding a bevy of nervous percussion to the already tense staccato string motif that follows Matt Damon as he circumnavigates the globe to clear his name in the sequel, The Bourne Supremacy. This time around, the composer reins in some of the first film's bombast, allowing the spaces between the orchestral and electronic bursts to simmer in anticipation, resulting in a more refined and elegant score. Moby provides the film's closing credits with "Extreme Ways," a track that also appeared in the first film. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

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Bourne Supremacyby Anonymous

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January 10, 2005: I totally enjoyed the movie, quite the alpha male flick, good easy listenin music, but what left an impression on me is the music in the Russian Bar, when the Russian Solder was recalled to finish his job. What is that elusive tune?

Bourne Supremacyby Anonymous

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January 10, 2005: The Bourne Supremacy soundtrack is similar to the previous film, the Bourne Identity. It combines old themes with new themes, of which the strings dominate most. The music is subtle at times, equal to the mood of the movie when Jason Bourne has to be subtle in order to blend into his environment and escape his pursuers. It also involves rattling percussion at times and at other times a deep bass line, which is equal once again to the subtlty and also to the rage or hurried movement of the main character. But whether the theme be made up mostly of a particular orchestral section it truly relates to the movie in a way that fits perfectly whether you a watching the feature film or sinking into your own unique environment just with the accompaniment of this amazingly connected soundtrack.


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