MovieMongerHZ | Hans Zimmer's The Rock (1996) Full Score MEGA Mix @MovieMongerHZ | Uploaded October 2021 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
The best fast music from The Rock (1996) (Directed by Michael Bay) by Hans Zimmer, Nick Glennie-Smith, and Harry Gregson-Williams (with Don Harper). Now you can enjoy my favorite soundtrack of ALL TIME!!! With the movie visuals to match!
Definitely the longest mix I've made so far. Just so much great music! I mixed it in Audacity maybe a decade ago from a rip of the CD I own, with one or two unreleased cues from the internet (e.g. the chemical shower scene). One edit has a distortion effect from mixing two different sample rates (41 kHz and 48 kHz); it sounded cool so I kept it. Let me know if you hear it.
One curious thing I discovered while making the mix was that the music in the opening montage is the exact same music as was used in the shower room, and matches more closely the shower room edit than the opening montage, meaning in my opinion the mix for the shower room scene was used for the opening montage and not the other way around.
Also, the NAVY seals theme was truncated in the movie. I bet there was too many helicopter shots (you know, being Michael Bay) and they had to remove a few shots last-minute and nicely blended the edit in the movie behind chopper blade sound effects. Thus you'll see some freeze frames in my edit of the NAVY seals deployment scene.
The best fast music from The Rock (1996) (Directed by Michael Bay) by Hans Zimmer, Nick Glennie-Smith, and Harry Gregson-Williams (with Don Harper). Now you can enjoy my favorite soundtrack of ALL TIME!!! With the movie visuals to match!
Definitely the longest mix I've made so far. Just so much great music! I mixed it in Audacity maybe a decade ago from a rip of the CD I own, with one or two unreleased cues from the internet (e.g. the chemical shower scene). One edit has a distortion effect from mixing two different sample rates (41 kHz and 48 kHz); it sounded cool so I kept it. Let me know if you hear it.
One curious thing I discovered while making the mix was that the music in the opening montage is the exact same music as was used in the shower room, and matches more closely the shower room edit than the opening montage, meaning in my opinion the mix for the shower room scene was used for the opening montage and not the other way around.
Also, the NAVY seals theme was truncated in the movie. I bet there was too many helicopter shots (you know, being Michael Bay) and they had to remove a few shots last-minute and nicely blended the edit in the movie behind chopper blade sound effects. Thus you'll see some freeze frames in my edit of the NAVY seals deployment scene.
