300: The Battle Of Thermopylae (Special Edition)

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Composer: Tyler Bates. Personnel: Tyler Bates (electric guitar); Azam Ali (vocals); Warren Zielinski, Liz Edwards, Mark Berrow, Tom Pigott-Smith, Christopher Tombling, Paul Manley , James McLeod , David Woodcock, Beatrix Lovejoy, Maya Bickel, Declan Daly, Perry Montague-Mason, Simon Fisher, Julian Tear, Ruth Ehrlich, Christopher Clad, Richard Milone, Dermot Crehan, Jonathan Strange, David Emanuel, Steve Morris , Fenella Barton, Thomas Bowes , Patrick Kiernan, Boguslav Kostecki, Rita Manning, Everton Nelson, Johnathan Rees, Sonia Slany, Cathy Thompson, Jackie Shave, Emlyn Singleton (violin); Donald McVay, Katie Wilkinson Khoroshunin, Kathy Burgess, Timothy Grant , Reiad Chibah, Charles Cross, Catherine Bradshaw, Toby Deller, Jon Thorne , Rachel Bolt, Peter Lale, Bruce White (viola); Frank Schaefer, Cathy Giles, Jonathan Williams , Gillian Thoday, Tony Lewis , David Daniels , Paul Kegg, Joely Koos, Martin Loveday, Anthony Pleeth , Chris Worsey (cello); Frank Macchia (bass flute, clarinet); Pat McSwyny (kaval); Nicholas Bucknail (e flat clarinet); Paul Benniston, Paul Archibald, Ian Balmain, Maurice Murphy (trumpet, flugelhorn); Mike "Brotha Jinx" Thompson, Phillip Eastop, Jim Rattigan, Nigel Black, David Pyatt , Richard Watkins , Martin Owen (French horn); Dudley Bright, Peter Davies (tenor trombone); Roger Argente (bass trombone); Owen Slade (tuba); Chris Chaney (electric bass); David Hadad (drums, taiko); Joey Waronker (drums); Zack Schipono (taiko); Frank Ricotti, Gary Kettel (percussion). Unknown Contributor Role: Frank Macchia. Arrangers: Tyler Bates; Timothy Williams. For the musical accompaniment to director Zack Snyder's 2007 film adaptation of Frank Miller's graphic novel 300 about the brutal Battle of Thermopylae, composer Tyler Bates crafted a bold score that enhances the visually stunning movie. Mixing Middle Eastern motifs with string passages, electronic elements, and metallic guitar riffs, these pieces are both powerful and unconventional, as best revealed on the ominous "Fever Dream."