Angels & Demons (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Joshua Bell

Genre: Soundtrack
Release Date: 2009-05-12
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 9
Album Price: 9.99
℗ 2009 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.

Tracks

	Title	Artist	Time
1	160 Bpm	Hans Zimmer, Heitor Pereira, Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra, Endre Granat, Julie Gigante, Steve Erdody, Brian Dembow, Nico Abondolo, Michael O'Donovan, Nick Glennie-Smith, Howard Scarr, Jacob Shea & Noah Sorota	6:41
2	God Particle	Hans Zimmer, Joshua Bell, Heitor Pereira, Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra, Endre Granat, Julie Gigante, Steve Erdody, Brian Dembow, Nico Abondolo, Michael O'Donovan, Nick Glennie-Smith, Howard Scarr, Jacob Shea & Noah Sorota	5:20
3	Air	Hans Zimmer, Joshua Bell, Heitor Pereira, Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra, Endre Granat, Julie Gigante, Steve Erdody, Brian Dembow, Nico Abondolo, Michael O'Donovan, Nick Glennie-Smith, Howard Scarr, Jacob Shea & Noah Sorota	9:07
4	Fire	Hans Zimmer, Joshua Bell, Heitor Pereira, Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra, Endre Granat, Julie Gigante, Steve Erdody, Brian Dembow, Nico Abondolo, Michael O'Donovan, Nick Glennie-Smith, Howard Scarr, Jacob Shea & Noah Sorota	6:51
5	Black Smoke	Hans Zimmer, Heitor Pereira, Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra, Endre Granat, Julie Gigante, Steve Erdody, Brian Dembow, Nico Abondolo, Michael O'Donovan, Nick Glennie-Smith, Howard Scarr, Jacob Shea & Noah Sorota	5:44
6	Science and Religion	Hans Zimmer, Joshua Bell, Heitor Pereira, Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra, Endre Granat, Julie Gigante, Steve Erdody, Brian Dembow, Nico Abondolo, Michael O'Donovan, Nick Glennie-Smith, Howard Scarr, Jacob Shea & Noah Sorota	12:27
7	Immolation	Hans Zimmer, Heitor Pereira, Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra, Endre Granat, Julie Gigante, Steve Erdody, Brian Dembow, Nico Abondolo, Michael O'Donovan, Nick Glennie-Smith, Howard Scarr, Jacob Shea & Noah Sorota	3:38
8	Election By Adoration	Hans Zimmer, Joshua Bell, Heitor Pereira, Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra, Endre Granat, Julie Gigante, Steve Erdody, Brian Dembow, Nico Abondolo, Michael O'Donovan, Nick Glennie-Smith, Howard Scarr, Jacob Shea & Noah Sorota	2:12
9	503	Hans Zimmer, Joshua Bell, Heitor Pereira, Martin Tillman, Ryeland Allison, Satnam Ramgotra, Endre Granat, Julie Gigante, Steve Erdody, Brian Dembow, Nico Abondolo, Michael O'Donovan, Nick Glennie-Smith, Howard Scarr, Jacob Shea & Noah Sorota	2:14

Reviews

A sound appreciated by great people.

5
By Did you get it

There is Peace and wondering the world once again. The best sound I've heard in a long time. Thank you very much!
Hans Zimmer At His Best

4
By NTCLUCAS

Really good album. Full of energy and artistically graceful. I would highly recommend this😊
4 Stars for lacking Lauridsen.

4
By reverberatingOwl

At the very end of the film, Zimmer got the express permission of Dr. Morten Lauridsen to use part of his piece, Lux Aeterna, as the new pope walked out onto the terrace to greet his constituents (this was the first time Lauridsen had ever allowed it to be used in a film, no less). It would have been great for that to have been included in the final soundtrack product instead of just in the movie. Otherwise, this is a great score. Consider purchasing the entirety of Lauridsen's Lux Aeterna as an addition to this score, as the piece certainly influenced Zimmer's writing style for the film.
running out of ideas?

5
By OldManJeinkinz

503 sounds exactly like the davinci code - the last track
Hans Zimmer <3

5
By collegepharaoh

After watching Angels and Demons, I had to get the soundtrack, which introduced me to Zimmer. I have been a huge fan since and would encourage anyone else to listen to his works.
coincidence

4
By Yojusaadiq

doesnt 160bpm sound like the doctor who theme.
Amazing Music!

5
By bhreann

Every soundtrack is amazing. They are so captivating and powerful.
I love it, I hate it.

4
By doushite

160BPM and 503 are spectacular. The rest of the album falls into a melancholy state. I found myself depressed listening to them. This is caused by the repeat of the theme and other melodies over and over again. You can tell this was done near the same time as the Dark Knight sound track, as it has the same musical feel to it. Also I found many similar melodies, or beats taken from the Dark Knight. The album feels secretive, which it should for the movie, and builds a questionably story to be answered by the final track. Sadly to say it is like background music, if you are not focused on it, it just fades out of sight. (You forget it is even on) The first and last tracks are worth listening to, and are unique. These two make the track worth listening to.
Amazing

5
By Dreamer351

I have every last one of Hans Zimmer's soundtracks, and this one is by far one of the best. Listening to the whole thing is like a story of it's own, and it inspires me as a concert musician. Hans Zimmer has done an outstanding job on this.
EPIC WIN.

5
By ngc6543

There is defintiely an epic-ness to this soundtrack. All the songs are unique and have different levels of awesome, ranging from awesome, to super amazing, and finally "Oh my holy taco, that was the most beautiful thing I've ever heard!". Hans Zimmer has mad skills. Mix that with the beastly violin-playing of Joshua Bell (my idol) and you have a wonderful soundtrack to make your everyday life sound more epic! This album is guard show worthy!! Plus, I really need to find the sheet music for all the beautiful violin parts :) DO BUY THIS ALBUM.