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* In the very beginning of the movie, a musical cut from "Matrix of Leadership" from the previous score is played before ''Dark of The Moon'''s "Dark Side of The Moon" is played | * In the very beginning of the movie, a musical cut from "Matrix of Leadership" from the previous score is played before ''Dark of The Moon'''s "Dark Side of The Moon" is played | ||
* "It's Our Fight" features a bridge that is quite similar to composer Zach Hemsey's "Mind Heist", better known on the interwebs as the "''Inception'' trailer music". | |||
==Footnotes== | ==Footnotes== | ||
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Transformers: Dark of the Moon — The Score is an album featuring the original instrumental music composed by Steve Jablonsky for the live-action sequel Transformers: Dark of the Moon. The CD of this score was planned for release by Warner Bros. on the same day as Dark of the Moon's rock/pop album, but was delayed as Michael Bay did not have time to give the CD his approval. Jablonsky discussed an August CD release, with a special edition to coincide with the Blu-ray.<ref>Steve Jablonsky's e-mail to Christopher Knight.</ref> The digital download version, complete with booklet, was released on iTunes on June 29, 2011. This album contains roughly 59 minutes of the movie's score.
Track Titles, Length and Description
- Dark Side Of The Moon (3:49) - The prologue.
- Sentinel Prime (3:16) - Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin leave the moon, land on Earth, the camera zooms in on Sentinel's eye, title; Optimus explains that Sentinel Prime is aboard the Ark to Charlotte Mearing, Buzz Aldrin, and other NASA officials. Optimus's and Sentinel's conversation at sunset.
- Lost Signal (4:08) - the Autobots destroy an illegal nuclear base; NEST team exploring Chernobyl
- In Time You'll See (3:16) - Sentinel reveals he is working with Megatron, kills Ironhide, and devastates the NEST base.
- Impress Me (3:00) - Sam's first conversation with Bruce Brazos
- We Were Gods Once (4:22) - Sentinel brings forth an army of Decepticons from the Moon via space bridge; Sentinel spares Optimus, declaring he is acting only for Cybertron's survival.
- Battle (3:40) - Dino, Bumblebee, and Sideswipe battle the Dreads on the highway; Lennox's men head for Chicago while the Autobots heroically race down the streets of Chicago into battle.
- There Is No Plan (3:36) <ref>Contains leitmotif from "Arrival to Earth". At the 2:47 mark, the track transitions to "Optimus" from the first score.</ref> - The Autobots drive to the Xantium for depature from Earth; Optimus and later Bumblebee say goodbye to Sam.
- We All Work For The Decepticons (1:51) - Sam reports to Dylan that the Autobots have no plan for retaliation; Starscream destroys the Xanthium.
- The Fight Will Be Your Own (4:41) - Sam, Mearing and Simmons despair over the Autobots' apparent demise.
- Shockwave's Revenge (2:00) - played when Shockwave or the Driller appears in Chernobyl, and later in Chicago.
- No Prisoners, Only Trophies (3:32) - Dylan convinces Soundwave to kill the Autobots, starting with Que, leaving Bumblebee distraught, and later Sam in tears as Bumblebee is about to be executed.
- The World Needs You Now (1:59) - Lennox and his soldiers arrive in Chicago and are attacked by Starscream in the air.
- It's Our Fight (6:32) - Starts when NEST prepare their basejumps to attack Shockwave and others; Optimus kills most of the remaining Decepticons in Chicago; the combined forces of Optimus, the Autobots, and NEST battle Sentinel; Sam fights Dylan.
- I'm Just The Messenger (4:25) - Sentinel battles Optimus; Carly convinces Megatron to fight Sentinel; Optimus is nearly killed by Sentinel before Megatron intervenes; Sam kills Dylan; the Autobots disable the Pillar; Optimus kills Megatron and then Sentinel.
- I Promise (1:58) - the Autobots and NEST regroup as Sam and Carly profess their love for each other.
- Our Final Hope (3:42) - the Autobots arrive back at the NEST base in Washington, D.C.; Lennox asks for volunteers to go to Chicago.
Complete Score Cue Sheet
As with most film scores that are released, the score album is heavily edited - music truncated, mostly omitted to some highlights, usually chronologically incorrect and often several smaller cues combined to form larger tracks, or even with some tracks being "suites" specifically recorded for the album - into an album that the producers feel will make a better listening preference for the average consumer. Although the complete score is not available to the public with no known plans of it ever being released, the cue listings for the complete film score were found at Hans-Zimmer.com apparently linked to highly private collectors. They are as follows.
- 1m0 - Logos (0:20)
- 1m1a - Main Title-Moon Mission (4:55)
- 1m1b Lost Signal (2:13)
- 1m1c - Astronauts Return (1:11)
- 1m4 - Earthly Conflicts-Discovery Chernobyl (3:33)
- 1m5a - Optimus Arrives at Chernobyl (0:50)
- 1m5b - Laserbeak Chernobyl Attack (0:28)
- 2m7 - Accuretta Interview (1:48)
- 2m7a - I Need To Matter (0:32)
- 2m8a - Director Of National Intelligence PT 1 (0:45)
- 2m8b - Director Of National Intelligence PT 2 (1:00)
- 2m9 - The Ark (1:57)
- 2m11 - Meet Dylan Gould (1:14)
- 2m12 - Car Collection (0:35)
- 3m13 - Finding Sentinel Prime (1:17)
- 3m14 - Megatron In Africa (1:55)
- 3m15 - Kill Human Collaborators (0:40)
- 3m18 - Paying Your Dues (0:23)
- 3m19 - I'm His Girlfriend (0:24)
- 3m21 - Meet Deep Wang (1:40)
- 3m22 - Hemorrhoids (1:15)
- 3m23 - Wang Out Window (0:48)
- 3m24a - Clean Up Wang (0:21)
- 3m24b - Laserbeak Attacks Office (0:25)
- 3m25 - That's My Car (1:22)
- 4m27 - Pillars From The Moon (0:32)
- 4m28 - Sentinel Revived (2:42)
- 4m29 - Bumblebee at Home (1:07)
- 4m31 - Simmons Interview (0:48)
- 4m32 - Simmons Back In Action (1:01)
- 4m33 - Prime's In Africa (0:47)
- 4m34 - Intel Confab (2:47)
- 4m35 - Are You Coming WIth Me (1:13)
- 5m36 - Tracking Russians (0:34)
- 5m38a - Russian Bar Standoff (0:07)
- 5m38b - Russians Find Pillars (1:06)
- 5m39 - Freeway Chase (3:36)
- 5m40 - Robot Standoff (0:46)
- 5m41 - Traitor Sentinel (3:17)
- 5m42 - Megatron In DC (3:10)
- 5m44 - Go Get Carly (0:27)
- 5m46 - Assault At Dylan's (2:52)
- 6m47 - Sentinel's Demands (0:37)
- 6m48 - Prepping Xanthium For Liftoff (1:42)
- 6m50a - Goodbyes (3:21)
- 6m50b - Shuttle Liftoff (1:40)
- 6m50c - Shuttle Explodes (0:50)
- 6m50d - Tracking Dylan (0:55)
- 7m51 - Dylan Arrives With Pillars-Seal Off City (3:07)
- 7m53 - Sneak Into City (2:27)
- 7m54 - Autobots Return (2:30)
- 7m55 - Saving Carly (3:34)
- 8m56 - Communicating With NEST (1:37)
- 8m57 - Planning Attack (1:02)
- 8m58 - Autobots Storm Chicago (1:57)
- 8m59 - Osprey Assault (1:47)
- 8m60 - Diving Into Chicago - Setting Up Rocket (1:53)
- 8m62 - Trapped In Bldg - Falling Down Side (2:11)
- 8m63 - Driller Attack (3:32)
- 8m64 - Starscream Loses His Head (0:42)
- 9m66 - Teams Surrounding Pillar (3:13)
- 9m67 - Kill The Prisoners (2:24)
- 9m68 - Parachuting In (1:13)
- 9m69 - Pillar Assault (3:02)
- 9m70 - Prime's Fight (3:45)
- 9m71 - Megatron's Revenge (3:11)
- 9m72 - Victory (1:54)
- Conspiracy Suite (3:48)
- Lost Signal Suite (6:22)
- Noble Sentinel Suite (3:24)
- Sam Suite (3:22)
- Sentinel Suite (4:36)
- Battle Glorious Suite (5:57)
- Battle Suite (3:37)
- Laserbeak Suite (2:17)
- Driller Suite (2:05)
- The Dark Suite (4:22)
- Death and Return Suite (4:42)
Notes
- Steve Jablonsky had assists with additional music from Tom Gire, Pieter A. Schlosser and Todd Haberman.<ref>From Hans-Zimmer.com</ref> Similar to the score in Revenge of the Fallen, one of Linkin Park's songs — "Iridescent" — was again interpolated into the score.
- In the very beginning of the movie, a musical cut from "Matrix of Leadership" from the previous score is played before Dark of The Moon's "Dark Side of The Moon" is played
- "It's Our Fight" features a bridge that is quite similar to composer Zach Hemsey's "Mind Heist", better known on the interwebs as the "Inception trailer music".
Footnotes
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