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does anyone know the title of the music elfman uses in both the spider-man 2 trailers.especially for the opera music in the main trailer.mail me! wan_nicky@hotmail.com
1. Elfman has nothing to do with what kind of music is used in the Spider-Man trailers.
2. You’re a dingus for thinking so.
3. You should search this board first because it has been posted here before, then google for it, which you obviously won’t…
4. … but since I’m a nice and sweet person, I’ll give you the info:Spider-Man Trailer:
“Altamont Super-Highway Revisted” – Apollo 440
“Ninevah” (2001) – E.S. Posthumus
“Pompeii” (2001) – E.S. Posthumus
The Matrix (1999) – Don Davis
Planet of the Apes (2001) – Danny Elfman
Scream 2 (1997) – Marco Beltrami
“Hell Above Water” – Curve – 2nd Theatrical Trailer
“No Man’s Land” – David Holmes – 2nd Theatrical Trailer
“Leave You Far Behind” – Lunatic Calm – Both original and replacement teasers
“Web of Lies” – Non-Stop Music – Twin Towers Teaser
“Altamont Super-Highway Revisited” – Apollo 440
“Hero” – Chad Kroeger
“Leave You Far Behind” – Lunatic Calm
“Pompeii” (2001) – E.S. Posthumus
“Prelude to Greatness” – Non-Stop Music
“What We’re All About” – Sum 41
Spider-Man (2002) – Danny Elfman
“Hell Above Water” – Curve – Super Bowl TrailerSpider-Man 2:
“Burn The Clock” – Adam Freeland
“Lacrimosa” – Immediate Music
“Orch and Choir Rise” – Immediate Music
“Switchback Instrumental” – Celldweller
Sound design and Sound source – Tim Gedemer
Plunkett & Macleane (1999) – Craig Armstrong – “Hanging” cue
The Last Samurai (2003) – Hans Zimmer – “Ronin” cue
Original Trailer Music – Robert Etoll
Spider-Man (2002) – Danny Elfman
“Vindicated” – Dashboard Confessionals
“What You Are” – AudioslaveThe “operatic” piece you wan’t is probably “Lacrimosa” by Immediate Music.
(www.immediatemusic.com)yeah, what an idiot for never coming here before and not knowing exactly how this place works and looking for some help at a Danny Elfman site (Danny Elfman being the score composer of the movie he’s trying to find info on the music in the trailer), and not expecting to be insulting for not knowing the as much as the rest of us.
What a dingus!
>yeah, what an idiot for never coming here before and not knowing exactly how this place works and looking for some help at a Danny Elfman site (Danny Elfman being the score composer of the movie he’s trying to find info on the music in the trailer), and not expecting to be insulting for not knowing the as much as the rest of us.
You’re wrong. He’s a dingus for being lazy and not searching this board before posting (which is something called “Netiquette”).
wait….isn’t that what I said?
Wait… nope.
“how this place works “
Okay, well I didn’t put it in exact words, but that’s what I was thinking when I wrote that.
Nevertheless, you got me! I WAS being sarcastic anyhow. I’ts just in my opinion that part of “netiquette” should be not being an a–hole to the less privy.
How about not being an a–hole at all….?
Good idea! I’ll start practicing!
“How about not being an a–hole at all….?”
on this board? ha.
I may be an *******, but at least an ******* that provided the info the guy wanted – unlike all you lovely people on this board who decided to rather ignore him.
haha, dude. we don’t come here every hour like you do. and also, what reason would we have to post it after you did?
Haha.
>we don’t come here every hour like you do
Well, I don’t, and you know that. But it’s true that I come here often because you know what? I like this place. (And you do too, otherwise you wouldn’t have posted 3 times as much as I have in about the same period of time…)
Ok, so why don’t we just cut the crap and stop acting like, say, 19 years olds? I’m not interested in having a fight with one of the few board members I actually look up to here.
I was thinking the same thing. I’m just a sarcastic little prick sometimes. My apologies. And yeah, funny thing is I’m 19.
Hahaha! Dingus.
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