I dont find any re-used cues or motifs from Zimmer's score. Hemsey's score has been worked from scratch. It's just that Zimmer's signature is everywhere.
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 9:30 PM, Jahanzeb <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Inception score is my most favorite of the year. and the best of Zimmer (or > maybe second best after TDK). true that Zack Hemsey did some awesome job in > Mind Heist (in fact I posted it on group saying that it is by Zimmer) but at > the same time if you listen to the score you realize that he basically > re-used Zimmer's cues and added some more elements to it. so the underline > inspiration is still the score by Zimmer. however the huge BHABHBHABHA... > sounds he came up with are truly awesome compared to their version found in > the score. > > /Jahanzeb > > > --- In [email protected] <arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com>, > Rahmaniacâ„¢ <himmathw...@...> wrote: > > > > I know this is the second post that I am talking about other music > director, but > > this is an extraordinary piece of work by this 27 year old young musician > who > > gave me a feeling that the music that I heard was by Hans Zimmer. below > is the > > soundtrack that I am talking about. > > > > http://music.zackhemsey.com/track/mind-heist > > > > above soundtrack is the trailer music of Inception, but not composed by > Hans > > Zimmer. I found this when I was looking for this sound in the OST of > inception > > album and found the artist name through shazam (iphone app) > > > > check this post for more details > > > http://zackhemsey.blogspot.com/2010/05/with-all-confusion-going-around.html > > > > thats the story of the subject line. and being rahmaniacs, we would all > love the > > mind heist sound. > > > > btw, i found some mesmerizing interludes in Robo, which I would like to > extract > > and post soon here. > > > > ~~Rahmaniac SURESH~~ > > > > >
