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What about the game's soundtrack.   Tuesday, July 7, 2009 (6:20 p.m.) 

I've just read that a CD with the soundtrack from the videogame, composed by one James Hannigan, was released. Has anybody heard of it? Is it better than the movie's soundtrack? I most certainly think so.



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Re: What about the game's soundtrack.   Tuesday, July 7, 2009 (6:56 p.m.) 

> I've just read that a CD with the soundtrack from the videogame, composed
> by one James Hannigan, was released. Has anybody heard of it? Is it better
> than the movie's soundtrack? I most certainly think so.

It's excellent.

Far too good to be wasted on a game.


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Re: What about the game's soundtrack.   Wednesday, July 8, 2009 (10:16 a.m.) 

> It's excellent.

> Far too good to be wasted on a game.

I wouldn't put it like that. Games deserve equally good scores. But I agree that the score is good, it's miles ahead of Hooper's tragic mess. It's fun to listen to, it's dramatic, a bit weird, energetic and alive.



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Re: What about the game's soundtrack.   Wednesday, August 12, 2009 (7:07 a.m.) 

> I wouldn't put it like that. Games deserve equally good scores. But I
> agree that the score is good, it's miles ahead of Hooper's tragic mess.
> It's fun to listen to, it's dramatic, a bit weird, energetic and alive.

Indeed - James Hannigan's entries for the game adaptations of both "Order of the Phoenix" and "Half-Blood Prince" are far superior to Hooper's movie counterparts. I purchased maybe one or two of the prettier pieces of Hooper's score, but unreservedly purchased the whole of both of Hannigan's albums... and I would recommend any film score fans, and any Harry Potter fans, do the same.


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