[Missing] Music from the movie

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sostokyo

MemberMothra LarvaeJune 17, 20141819 Views3 Replies

So the soundtrack for godzilla 2014 is amazing but there are some tracks in the movie that are not in the list. Like when godzilla and the female muto are charging at eachother in there first fight the music was not like any thing i heard in the sountrack. Does anyone know where i can find that part beacause it was awsome music.Also the begining of the end credits the godzilla theeme also sound different from the soundtrack does anyone realised this to and know where to find those parts?

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Godzilla316
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June 17, 2014

Sorry bro, I made a similar topic earlier,and there is no way you can get the songs unless you take them from some of the sites that claim to have the full movie on them, until the DVD comes out there is no way you can get them. I think most of them are played when the credits are rolled

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NerdyBandGeeks
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June 17, 2014

the soundtrack is currently the only legal way of getting music from the movie. Maybe when the DVD is released you can do some editing to get the audio. Most of those songs not on the soundtrack are just variants of a certain melody, so they felt no need to include it. It's like hearing "twinke twinkle little star" on different instruments. I may sound cool at first, but after a while you get bored of hearing the same melody over and over.

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June 17, 2014

SosTokyo,

Soundtrack score releases rarely have every single track included from the actual movie. Unless someone rips those tracks from the DVD/Bluray or a full version of the soundtrack leaks in a year or two, you're stuck without those tracks.

It's pain for me as well as I'm an avid soundtrack collector and adore variation, but its the reality of how they handle these things.

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