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Track Listings
| 1. Opening Titles |
| 2. Italian Job |
| 3. Venice Gold Heist |
| 4. Boat Chase |
| 5. Mourning John |
| 6. Planning the Heist |
| 7. Pawning the Gold |
| 8. Cable Check |
| 9. Getting the Axe |
| 10. Devil Inside |
| 11. Bitter Suite |
| 12. New Plan |
| 13. Tunnel Run |
| 14. Chopper Chase/Face-Off |
| 15. Golden |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Composer John Powell pays homage, on The Italian Job Soundtrack, to the remake's Eurocentrism and modern setting with a spare, twitchy main title and other cues that evoke a winning cross-pollination of the oeuvres of Thomas Newman and David Holmes. Combining organic orchestral elements with electronic flourishes to good effect, the jazz-influenced, postmodernist feel quietly propels the best moments here. The score's main shortcomings are predictable: thunderous blasts of percussion cadences and thrash guitar that have become expected contemporary action-movie clichés. Yet Powell manages to freshen even some of those with intriguing new timbres. Like the suspense-caper genre itself, it's a score where the pay-off is not nearly as interesting as the getting there. --Jerry McCulley, Amazon.com
Composer John Powell pays homage, on The Italian Job Soundtrack, to the remake's Eurocentrism and modern setting with a spare, twitchy main title and other cues that evoke a winning cross-pollination of the oeuvres of Thomas Newman and David Holmes. Combining organic orchestral elements with electronic flourishes to good effect, the jazz-influenced, postmodernist feel quietly propels the best moments here. The score's main shortcomings are predictable: thunderous blasts of percussion cadences and thrash guitar that have become expected contemporary action-movie clichés. Yet Powell manages to freshen even some of those with intriguing new timbres. Like the suspense-caper genre itself, it's a score where the pay-off is not nearly as interesting as the getting there. --Jerry McCulley, Amazon.com
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