Slashfilm points us to the FYC site for Benjamin Button where you can listen to the score. Here are the track listings:
1. Postcards
2. Mr. Gateau
3. Meeting Daisy
4. A New Life
5. Love in Mourmansk
6. Meeting Again
7. Mr. Button
8. Little Man Oti
9. Alone At Night
10. It Was Nice to Have Met You
11. Children Games
12. Submarine Attack
13. The Hummingbird
14. Love Returns
15. Sunrise On Lake Pontchartrain
16. Daisy’s Ballet Career
17. The Accident
18. Stay Out of My Life
19. Nothing Lasts
20. Some Things You Never Forget
21. Growing Younger
22. Dying Away
23. Benjamin and Daisy
8 Responses for "Listen to the Button Score"
This is the best score in 5 years. Absolutely fucking INCREDIBLE. I haven’t in so long been so moved, touched, truly inspired by a musical score, one imbued with so much magic and enchanting spirit.
We have our Oscar winner. Guaranteed. Nothing tops this.
Gorgeous.
And I just discovered Focus Features’ Milk page, where you can download the screenplay and listen to Danny Elfman’s score.
……Although I’m sure everyone else has already beat me to it.
What’s with all these scores appearing online in near complete form? Wow, thanks to Firefox I’ve got ‘em on my computer now. Brilliant stuff.
Oh and what’s the link to the site with the screenplay and the Elfman score? I can’t seem to find it. Thanks!
I think it’s going to be a close race between Thomas Newman and Alexandre Desplat.
Though, I am sure Thomas has it in the bag with WALL-E (he also has Revolutionary Road coming up).
He’s been nominated so many times and (wrongfully) hasn’t won. Little Woman is an iconic score already…and that was just the beginning…
You can see the Milk site here:
http://www.filminfocus.com/awards08/index.php
Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack is out on itunes and is just brilliant.
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/theampersand/archive/2008/11/24/slumdog-millionaire-soundtrack-details-released.aspx
Sureshot noms for Best Score and Best Song [“Jai Ho” by A R Rahman featuring Sukhvinder Singh, Tanvi Shah & Mahalaxmi Iyer]
Oh yeah, Benjamin Button’s a shoe-in for an Oscar nom. Definitely the best score I’ve listened to this year.
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