The Matrix Soundtrack First, Second & Third (VBRkbps)

THE MATRIX SOUNDTRACK [FIRST, SECOND & THIRD] Artist...................: Various Title....................: The Matrix Soundtrack [First, Second & Third] Genre....................: Movie Soundtrack Year.....................: (2000 - 2003) Channels.................: 2 (Stereo) (Dual Channels) Sample Rate..............: 44,1 KHz Sample Size..............: 16 Bit Encoder..................: LAME 3.98 Encoder Settings.........: Variable Bit Rate -V 2 (Standard) Covers...................: Front Tags.....................: Proper In The Files THE MATRIX - MUSIC FROM THE MOTION PICTURE is a compilation soundtrack released by Maverick Records which features most of main source cues from the film. Unfortunately the soundtrack is launched by one of the more unlistenable tracks, "Rock is Dead" by Marylin Manson. Joining this track in the not-so-hot-list would be "Bad Blood" (3) by Ministry, "Look to Your Orb for the Warning" by Monster Magnet, "My Own Personal Summer (Shove It)" by the Deftones and "Du Hast" (12) by Rammstein which tend towards the rock-roots as Manson...albeit Rammestein's track is infused with a techno-dance rhythm. While helping to keep the sound of The Matrix edgy, these tracks are rugged, but not so "cool." Oddly enough none of these songs are used in any significant scenes of the film, if at all. Following the Rage Against the Machine's unmistakable sound in "Wake Up" (13), "Rock is Dead" does manage to make its way to play over the end credits. THE MATRIX RELOADED hardly rests on the laurels of its predecessor and that goes for the music as well. Visually, the movie sets new standards of computer graphic effects, and this time, musically, the Wachowski's wanted to synthesize the orchestral work of Don Davis with the "kinetic-coolness" that can be found in the genre of electronica. After listening to, a disappointing solo attempt by Don Davis at just such a synthesis, namely the original score for BALLISTIC: ECKS VS. SEVER, I believe the Brothers Wachowski, Jason Bentley et al, made a wise choice in selecting both Rob Dougan and Juno Reactor to provide the synthesized-side of this fusion. After a short six-month wait, the trilogy culminates with The Matrix Revolutions, where composer Don Davis is given the lion's share of the musical load. By the time we reach the third film, the Wachowski's have brought us to a place where the amount of screen time spent in the virtual reality of the Matrix is at a minimum. Thus the opportunities for hip, electronica source music, used to musically define the Matrix and the superhero-like abilities it affords the central characters, have disappeared. In their place we hear the collaborative efforts of Don Davis and Juno Reactor again, but moreover we have composer Don Davis' powerful solo compositions. That said, due credit must be given to both Erik Lundborg and Conrad Pope for their stellar work spanning not only Revolutions, but Reloaded, Enter the Matrix and The Animatrix. In the end, the overall tone of The Matrix Revolutions is much more serious than its predecessors. Revolutions gives Don Davis plenty of opportunity to let the orchestra rip and, for the first time, the respective soundtrack release is dominated by his music. The Matrix Revolutions can be principally broken down into two parts: the aforementioned "technorchestral" score, and Don Davis' most lyrical, orchestral music of the trilogy. After the traditional, orchestral Main Title sequence by Davis, we have two collaborative tracks with Juno Reactor: "The Trainman Cometh" (2) and "Tetsujin" (3). In "The Trainman Cometh" we hear Davis subtly re-introducing the Neo/Trinity Love Theme before returning to the combative orchestra versus electronic collaboration with Juno Reactor. Juno Reactor's primary contribution to both tracks is along the avenue of synthesized rhythms, bass drops, and percussive instruments. Albums: 2000 - The Matrix 2003 - The Matrix Reloaded 2003 - The Matrix Revolutions Tracks: The Matrix 01 Marilyn Manson - Rock Is Dead 02 Propellerheads - Spybreak 03 Ministry - Bad Blood 04 Rob D - Clubbed To Death [Kurayamino Mix] 05 Meat Beat Manifesto - Prime Audio Soup 06 Lunatic Calm - Leave You Far Behind 07 Prodigy - Mindfields 08 Rob Zombie - Dragula [Hot Rod Herman Remix] 09 Deftones - My Own Summer [Shove It] 10 Hive - Ultrasonic Sound 11 Monster Magnet - Look To Your Orb For The Warning 12 Rammstein - Du Hast 13 Rage Against The Machine - Wake Up The Matrix Reloaded 101 Linkin Park - Session 102 Marilyn Manson - This Is The New Shit 103 Rob Zombie - Reload 104 Rob Dougan - Furious Angels 105 Deftones - Lucky You 106 Team Sleep - The Passportal 107 P.O.D - Sleeping Awake 108 Ãœnloco - Bruises 109 Rage Against The Machine - Calm Like A Bomb 110 Paul Oakenfold - Dread Rock 111 Fluke - Zion 112 Dave Matthews Band - When The World Ends 201 Don Davis - Main Title 202 Don Davis - Trinity Dream 203 Juno Reactor - Wgocoo Teahouse 204 Rob Dougan - Chateau 205 Juno Reactor Vs. Don Davis - Mona Lisa Overdrive 206 Juno Reactor Vs. Don Davis - Burly Brawl 207 Don Davis - Matrix Reloaded Suite The Matrix Revolutions 01 Don Davis - The Matrix Revolutions Main Title 02 Juno Reactor & Don Davis - The Trainman Cometh 03 Juno Reactor & Don Davis - Tetsujin 04 Pale 3 - In My Head 05 Don Davis - The Road To Sourceville 06 Don Davis - Men In Metal 07 Don Davis - Niobe's Run 08 Don Davis - Woman Can Drive 09 Don Davis - Moribund Mifune 10 Don Davis - Kidfriend 11 Don Davis - Saw Bitch Workhorse 12 Don Davis - Trinity Definitely 13 Don Davis - Neo 14 Don Davis - Why, Mr. Anderson 15 Don Davis - Spirit Of The Universe 16 Juno Reactor Vs. Don Davis - Navras Enjoy, SvC

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harvaye2 (2009-11-27)

great upload, thank you very much

a15457 (2009-12-28)

BRILLIANT!!! THANK YOU!!!

ar15guy (2010-07-29)

thanx!

xybersurfer (2010-10-25)

good upload but something is wrong with this song:
"Matrix Reloaded" Suite - Don Davis
it's only 10 seconds! (the file size is really small too) and it's listed everywhere else as 17min+ (i have re-checked my download and it still says "finished")

PartyNerd (2011-04-08)

Top speed! Thanks!

ScoreGods (2011-07-13)

@SephirothVsCloudo
IF you are in the hand of the "original" WAV files and you did the encoding work - I have to call you a dumb ass. They are all TRASH

If this is a collection of the tracks picked up from the Inet - I call you a dumb ass coz you do not know how to filter quality work- they are all TRASH (even a 128 can sound fine but your doesnt on 187 - 220)
NOT WORTH SHARING
NOT WORTH DOWNLOADING

ScoreGods (2011-07-13)

NOT WORTH SHARING

snake727 (2011-12-23)

@SephirothVsCloudo
Thanks man :)
just some ppl ungrateful
Thanks again

frailwordscollapse (2011-12-30)

@ScoreGods I don't know what shit you do 24 hours a day, but shut the fuck up. This is a legit torrent.

jennanorth (2013-08-22)

Thanks!

wodim (2013-11-04)

Sounds like shit. Do not download!

johanponken (2014-01-20)

I've only downloaded Revolutions, but the quality is quite OK, and certainly not "shit".
As stated it's VBR, and kbps is consistent with -V2, though encoder (LAME 3.98 acc. to description) isn't in the tag.
Tags are OK, though Album artist is empty (not "Various", YMMV), and Genre is "Movie Soundtrack" (not the older "Soundtrack", again YMMV).

johanponken (2014-01-20)

Re tags: If you're a perfectionist, really "Spirit Of The Universe" should be "Spirit of the Universe" and "The Road To Sourceville" should be "The Road to Sourceville" (according to the not-so-easily-understandable English case conventions:

SCHWEITZERG (2014-05-31)

Great Torrent! Thanks!

Cheers68 (2014-09-27)

thanks:)