StreamingSoundtracks.com - Interstellar

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Dreaming Of The Crash Hans Zimmer	3:56	71
02	Cornfield Chase Hans Zimmer	2:07	59
03	Dust Hans Zimmer	5:41	118
04	Day One Hans Zimmer	3:19	130
05	Stay Hans Zimmer	6:52	174
06	Message From Home Hans Zimmer	1:41	30
07	The Wormhole Hans Zimmer	1:31	29
08	Mountains Hans Zimmer	3:39	132
09	Afraid Of Time Hans Zimmer	2:33	26
10	A Place Among The Stars Hans Zimmer	3:27	74
11	Running Out Hans Zimmer	1:57	25
12	I'm Going Home Hans Zimmer	5:49	120
13	Coward Hans Zimmer	8:27	143
14	Detach Hans Zimmer	6:42	122
15	S.T.A.Y. Hans Zimmer	6:24	162
16	Where We're Going Hans Zimmer	7:41	166
17	First Step Hans Zimmer	1:48	28
18	Flying Drone Hans Zimmer	1:53	24
19	Atmospheric Entry Hans Zimmer	1:39	26
20	No Need To Come Back Hans Zimmer	4:33	42
21	Imperfect Lock Hans Zimmer	6:55	60
22	What Happens Now? Hans Zimmer	2:05	36
23	Who's They? Hans Zimmer	7:16	83
24	Murph Hans Zimmer	11:21	152
25	Organ Variation Hans Zimmer	4:52	92
26	Tick-Tock Hans Zimmer	8:19	136
27	Day One (Original Demo) Hans Zimmer	3:49	48
28	Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night (Perf. By Cast) Hans Zimmer	1:37	50
29	No Time For Caution Hans Zimmer	4:05	159
30	Day One Dark Hans Zimmer	6:57	26

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Reviewers Rating

2 reviews done for this album.

Gorgeous music

By:	Mosess06
Date:	8 Feb 2015
Rating:

I really like this composition of Hans Zimmer. He was totally able to prepare music you can lose yourself in. Well that ist the reason why I have to give 5 stars. Maybe there are different minds about it, however, I think I have very good reasons to insist on my rating

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minimalism

By:	emile
Date:	5 Jan 2016
Rating:

this album consist for a great part of minimalistic sounds, which makes this somewhat the black sheep in Hans Zimmers oeuvre. Although each track has really recognisable parts where you really get to know where you are in the film.

For me personally a good soundtrack has a basis of recognisability, a base theme, and some different theme's within to make it listenable. Almost every track in this soundtrack has that same base, even how minimalistic it sounds.

Maybe the reason Hans Zimmer chose for such minimal sound is that actually there is no sound in space. Something similar is in the movie Gravity where the soundtrack is more a soundscape in my opinion.

very recognisable and similar tracks are "Mountains" and "Imperfect Lock" where you really get into that exciting part of the film and get that feeling of trying to be in time or something similar.

"Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" is nice but is not necessary to be on the soundtrack, but maybe it tells then more about the movie then about the soundtrack.

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