David Torn - The Order - Original Motion Picture Score flac album

David Torn, G. Gordon - Best Laid Plans (Album). ECM Records, ECM Records.

The David Torn Collection Times Square Records 1998. Polytown Creative Music Prod.

Artist: David Bateman. Album: The Manor (Original Motion Picture Score). Quality: 320Kbps, Lossless. Album: Father of the Bride.

David Torn isn’t really a household name in scoring, but he has composed quite a few scores in his musical career. His style of textural and tonal music is a perfect fit for light drama with a comedic tinge to it. One could easily dismiss a movie like That Awkward Moment from having any sort of substantial score, but David Torn’s echoing textures make for a pretty interesting palette of music here. The album is filled with lots of songs so it essentially is a hybrid song/score soundtrack. Torn’s score totally stands on its own, and for how little score there is I think it’s impressive how much weight it carries. This is a case where more would have been a lot better since the music here does feel like an incomplete thought.

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David Torn (born 1953 in Amityville, New York) is a guitarist and composer known for electronics and performance techniques that have a highly atmospheric or textural quality. He is particularly well known among guitarists for his use of looping effects. Torn rose to prominence as a member of Jan Garbarek's quartet in the mid-1980's. He has recorded six albums as a leader for the ECM, Windham Hill, CMP, and 75 Ark record labels.

Tracks Show All Tracks. You're Right, I Killed Her. Cliff Martinez. The Lincoln Lawyer (Original Motion Picture Score), The Lincoln Lawyer (Soundtrack Album).

Mortal Kombat: Original Motion Picture Score is the instrumental score album released to accompany the Mortal Kombat film. The music was composed by George S. Clinton with additional guitar work provided by Buckethead and drums by Brain. Clinton based his main themes on traditional taiko drums, emphasizing the film's mystical atmosphere and Asian-influenced style.