Beyond Rangoon [Soundtrack]

1. Waters of Irrawaddy

2. Memories of the Dead

3. I Dreamt I Woke Up

4. Freedom from Fear

5. Brother Morphine

6. Our Ways Will Part

7. Village Under Siege

8. Beyond Rangoon

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Beyond Rangoon: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Average customer rating:

Really wonderful
Nice ethereal stuff
Get it now!
Moving, meditative, romantic vision of Burma
Zimmer's Best work

Beyond Rangoon: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Hans Zimmer
Manufacturer: Milan Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000015K2
Release Date: 1995-08-15

Tracks:

Waters Of Irrawaddy
Memories Of The Dead
I Dreamt I Woke Up
Freedom From Fear
Brother Morphine
Our ways Will Part
Village Under Siege
Beyond Rangoon

Customer Reviews:

Really wonderful.......2007-01-24

This is one of the most relaxing music from Zimmer. It's like hearing the music from your dreams in your player. It really takes you on a journey to really magical places. I can listen to this CD every time I like. This is once in a while masterpiece. I don't know when Zimmer will ever write something like this again.

Nice ethereal stuff.......2006-09-13

A lot of string instrument stuff, but missing out a little bit on the big orchestra. Track 5 " Brother Morphine" is the best IMO. Overall this is a good CD, but not on the same level as Gladiator.

Get it now!.......2004-08-23

Whether or not you liked the film, this score is one of Zimmer's forgotten treasures! It is beautifully written and performed. There is a combination of orchestra and synthesized sounds that blend seamlessly together. My favorite tracks are actually the first and last ones. Both tracks flourish into lush and moving orchestral melodies, although I have to say that the last track is slightly more moving. If you have seen the film, you may agree with this considering what takes place in the film. The score is pretty short, and the tracks are divided up slightly funny, but overall these things are minor drawbacks. If you come across this score (which can be somewhat tricky to find) pick it up! You won't be disappointed! Especially Zimmer fans!

Moving, meditative, romantic vision of Burma.......2003-03-08

This CD transports me to another continent. I've had this CD for years and recently rediscovered it. Have been playing it as white noise as I work at the computer and plan to take it on a getaway w/my husband -- perfect for the drive, or better yet, in the hotel... One of the best movie soundtracks ever -- I'd put it [almost] up there w/the Godfather soundtrack in its ability to evoke visions of a culture or society -- and it sounds like a stand-alone instrumental rather than 'soundtracky' -- I'd love to see the movie but never have. I'd also love for Zimmer to write the score for a film on Latin America [esp colombia] with the same delicate ethnic flavor that he used in this one.

Zimmer's Best work.......2002-06-29

This is one of my favourite Zimmer scores, the main theme is absolutely mesmerising. For fans of pure classical orchestral music Zimmers use of synthesizers can take some getting used to, at times I wish Zimmer would include pure string tracks of some of his more memorable film works as his ability to produce stunning themes is uncanny. On the whole this has a very exotic feel with its combined use of ethic pipes & wind instruments which puts one at ease. It is a melancholic yet uplifting score.

The action cues are pretty much the standard Zimmer fare and at times disrupt the mood of the score as a laid back pleasant experience. As many people have noted with this score the last self-titled track of this is worth the price of the CD alone.

Tracks:

Waters of Irrawaddy
Memories of the Dead
I Dreamt I Woke Up
Freedom from Fear
Brother Morphine
Our Ways Will Part
Village Under Siege
Beyond Rangoon

Customer Reviews:

Zimmer's finest.......2001-02-11

This is Hans Zimmer's best, and perhaps least known, socre. It's a masterpiece, and it's amazing that it's never received the attention it deserves. More wistful and slower than Zimmer's better know works like Crimson Tide and The Rock. Probably closest to Gladiator in parts. In this soundtrack he uses pan-pipes to their full. It's a gem, and should be listened to when you're in one of those thoughtful and reflective moods.

The Eastern Touch.......2000-11-23

If you are like me, and you are partial to movie scores, particularly because they emotionally move you like the movie and scenes they compliment, this is a very good investment. The touch of the recorder adds a foreign beauty and mystery to the sometimes melancholy, sometimes exciting, and overall bittersweet instrumentals. Hans Zimmer outdid himself with this wondrous and moving score, and it is definitely one of his best. This is one of those rare soundtracks in which you can lose yourself, and let the enchanting music sweep you away with its mystique of the orient.

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