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Comments about the soundtrack for The Dark Knight Rises (Hans Zimmer/Various)

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Re: Who is this reviewer?
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• Posted by: Thomas Allen
• Date: Wednesday, July 18, 2012, at 9:25 a.m.
• IP Address: fl-71-3-175-130.dyn.embarqhsd.net
• In Response to: Who is this reviewer? (Hyun21K)

> Beethoven's utterance in his 5th symphony is only 4
> notes long. Mr. Elfman's contribution to the Batman universe was 5 notes
> long. But, just because Elfman's theme is one note longer does not make it
> better than Beethoven's idea.

Please don't compare Beethoven to Zimmer (or even Elfman for that matter). There will forever be only one Beethoven, and Zimmer and his group of ghost writers can't even fathom the shear brilliance of the man's work.




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