StreamingSoundtracks.com - Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Give Her My Budapest Michael Giacchino	1:57	13
02	Light The Fuse Michael Giacchino	2:02	100
03	Knife To A Gun Fight Michael Giacchino	3:42	8
04	In Russia Phone Dials You Michael Giacchino	1:41	13
05	Kremlin With Anticipation Michael Giacchino	4:12	119
06	From Russia With Shove Michael Giacchino	3:38	32
07	Ghost Protocol Michael Giacchino	4:58	27
08	Railcar Rundown Michael Giacchino	1:12	8
09	Hendricks' Manifesto Michael Giacchino	3:17	8
10	A Man, A Plan, A Code And Dubai Michael Giacchino	2:44	59
11	Love The Glove Michael Giacchino	3:45	10
12	The Express Elevator Michael Giacchino	2:32	12
13	Mission Impersonatable Michael Giacchino	3:56	17
14	Moreau Trouble Than She's Worth Michael Giacchino	6:44	16
15	Out For A Run Michael Giacchino	3:54	23
16	Eye Of The Wistrom Michael Giacchino	1:05	9
17	Mood India Michael Giacchino	4:29	105
18	Mumbai's The Word Michael Giacchino	7:15	66
19	Launch Is On Hendricks Michael Giacchino	2:23	10
20	World's Worst Parking Valet Michael Giacchino	5:04	17
21	Putting The Miss In Mission Michael Giacchino	5:19	22
22	Mission: Impossible Theme (Out With A Bang Version) Michael Giacchino	0:54	70

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Reviewers Rating

1 review done for this album.

Probably has the best version of the title theme since Elfman's.

By:	MainTitles
Date:	4 Feb 2012
Rating:

Written by Anthony Cornfield - Review of the regular release

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While, like the movie, I have an issue with the tone throughout (far too light-hearted), there are some exciting action cues. "Knife To A Gun Fight" is about as Giacchino-y as you can get, "The Express Elevator" has a great version of the M:I theme towards the end, and "World's Worst Parking Valet" is a brass heavy 5 minute-er (though I remember it being much more exciting (and longer?) in the movie).

The two best cues however are the insanely fun "Railcar Rundown" which contains a playful version of the main theme, and Giacchino's version of the title theme in "Light The Fuse". It's an incredibly jazzy (and much slower than expected) version of the main theme that I did not see coming, and amidst the rather messy rest of the score it's the one piece I keep returning to.

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