The Dark Knight [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] [The Collectors Edition] by James Newton Howard (CD, Jul-2008, Warner Bros.)

Album Features
UPC:	093624986003
Artist:	James Newton Howard
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2008
Record Label:	Warner Bros.
Genre:	Soundtracks

Track Listing
1. Dark Knight, film score: Why So Serious?, The
2. Dark Knight, film score: I'm Not a Hero, The
3. Dark Knight, film score: Harvey Two-Face, The
4. Dark Knight, film score: Aggressive Expansion, The
5. Dark Knight, film score: Always A Catch, The
6. Dark Knight, film score: Blood on My Hands, The
7. Dark Knight, film score: A Little Push, The
8. Dark Knight, film score: Like a Dog Chasing Cars, The
9. Dark Knight, film score: I Am The Batman, The
10. Dark Knight, film score: And I Thought My Jokes Were Bad, The
11. Dark Knight, film score: Agent of Chaos, The
12. Dark Knight, film score: Introduce a Little Anarchy, The
13. Dark Knight, film score: Watch the World Burn, The
14. Dark Knight, film score: A Dark Knight, The

Details
Playing Time:	74 min.
Producer:	James Newton Howard, Hans Zimmer, Lorne Balfe
Distributor:	Warner-Europe
Recording Type:	Studio
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Composers: James Newton Howard; Hans Zimmer .Personnel: Hans Zimmer (synthesizer); Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra (vocals); Peter Lale (viola); Anthony Pleeth (cello); Maurice Murphy (trumpet); Peter Davies (trombone); Owen Slade (tuba); Richard Watkins (horns); James Newton Howard, Simon Chamberlain (piano); Gary Kettel (percussion).Liner Note Author: Christopher Nolan.Recording information: Air Lyndhurst, London, UK; Remote Control Productions,.Arranger: Henry Jackman.Loaded with high energy and high tension, the follow-up to the 2005 blockbuster BATMAN BEGINS is sure to thrill even the skeptics. Once again the music is handled by the dynamic duo of Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard. Each composer's individual skill selects one aspect of the dark duality of the Batman character; Zimmer's action-savvy boisterousness is mostly tempered by Howard's brooding, introverted theming. Add to this the sinister scoring for the Joker's chaotic character, and an explosive, nail-biting score begins to emerge.