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Score Composed & Produced by
Steve Jablonsky
Executive Soundtrack Album Producers:
Michael Bay
Lorenzo Di Bonaventura
Executive in Charge of Music for Paramount Pictures:
Randy Spendlove
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Alan Meyerson
Steve Jablonsky
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Bruce Fowler
Suzette Moriarty
Walter Fowler
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Ramiro Belgardt
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Dave Jordan
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Lorne Balfe
Clay Duncan
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Mel Wesson
George Doering
Michael Brook
Martin Tillman
Alex Acuna
Luis Conti
Brad Dutz
Mike Fisher
Dan Greco
Brian Kilgore
M.B. Gordy
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James Brett
Choir Coordinator:
Nyree Pinder
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Booker White
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Peter Rooter
Sandy DeCrescent
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Larry Mah
Slamm Andrews
Kevin Globerman
Additional Recording:
Jeff Biggers
Rupert Coulson
Andrew Dudman
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Zack Howard
Jake Jackson
Greg Vines
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Chandra Cogburn
Advising Technical Score Engineer:
Pete Snell
Technical Score Engineer:
Pieter Schlosser
Technical Assistants:
Jacob Shea
Noah Sorota
Dave Holden
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Steven Kofsky
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Remote Control Productions
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Michael Bay, Steven Spielberg, Ian Bryce, Tom DeSanto, Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Don Murphy, Randy Spendlove, Hans Zimmer, Harry Gregson-Williams, Bob Badami, Pat Sandston, Andrew Form, Brad Fuller, Jay Flood, T.J. Lindgren, Trevor Morris, Blake Neely, Mike Simon, Alastair King, Paul Rubell, Glen Scantlebury, Tom Muldoon, Kevin O'Connel, Greg Russell, Joli Eberhart, Shalini Singh, Dr. Steve O'Day & the very special people at The Angeles Clinic, Dr. David Kipper, Susie Curiel, Lucy Jablonsky, Jon Jablonsky, Juanita Nunez, & everyone at DreamWorks, Paramount Pictures, Bay Films & Remote Control Productions.
Additional thank you to
Nick Bonomo, Robyn Booker, Julie Butchko, Dan Butler, Sheryl Carlin, Denise Carver, Maria Cechettini, Jayne Edwards, Robin Farrace, Gil Garcia, Robert Gasper, Jeremy Geltzer, Danielle Geye, Jennifer Hawks, Charlene Huang, Sonia Jauregui, Matt Lilley, Denise Luiso, Liz McNicoll, Alex Nickson, Marty Olinick, Linda Osher, Sunny Park, Aron Pinsky, Greg Rice, Jason Richmond, Irene Rocha, Jennifer Schiller, Kim Seiniger, Susan Siering, Linda Springer, Evelyn Stevenson, Carly Vermes, Vince Villanueva, Hallie Volman, Linda Wohl
Release date : 10/09/2007
Autobots (2:33)
Decepticons (3:52)
The All Spark (3:35)
Deciphering The Signal (3:09)
Frenzy (1:57)
Optimus (3:16)
Bumblebee (3:57)
Soccent Attack (2:07)
Sam At The Lake (1:58)
Scorponok (4:56)
Cybertron (2:46)
Arrival To Earth (5:27)
Witwicky (1:57)
Downtown Battle (1:33)
Sector 7 (2:05)
Bumblebee Captured (2:17)
You're A Soldier Now (3:28)
Sam On The Roof (2:03)
Optimus Vs Megatron (4:00)
No Sacrifice, No Victory (2:58)
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|| 2020-01-11 17:19:32
So I've recently been revisiting the score of the 2007 TF game based on this movie and man, is the music fun as hell. It honestly makes me wonder why Jay Flood didn't get more work. Thematically of course it's nowhere near the movie in terms of development and memorability, but overall I believe it's one of the best Jablonsky scores out there.
From a pure writing/composition standpoint, it's vastly superior to the movie. With some bold brass triplets, advanced string writing, chromatic lines here and there, atonal sections, a wider variety of overall tone, and even some memorable themes for the Autobots, Decepticons, and the main theme introduced in the main menu.
So what do you guys think of the game's music. I've never seen any mention of it on here, and I'd be curious how this community received it.
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2020-01-12 10:57:23
Never listebed to the game music....I always thought it wasn't as worthy as the movie score.
But judging by your comment I guess I was wrong.
Have to check it out.
Hybrid Soldier
2020-01-12 11:25:36
Yes it is really good.
Michael Baker
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Hybrid also said a while back that Lorne was involved in most of the third act action music.
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jack bell
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|| 2019-05-01 12:36:33
I cry when i listen to ''Optimus'', who did that Hybrid? Just Steve?
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2019-05-01 16:37:22
Speaking of "who did what?", I wonder who actually did 'Scorponok'...….mainly the part that we all love :))) . It's not exactly a Balfe-style track, and honestly it screams "Jablonsky" to me, but I could be wrong....
Michael Baker
2019-05-01 18:18:38
Well, not much in this score is "just Steve", Jack. ;) So Optimus probably has someone else's input in there.
@Bayhem, I remember Hybrid putting Scorponok on Trevor Morris' page when the music samples were here. Doesn't mean he did all of it, but I guess he helped out.
2019-05-01 20:20:51
I remember Hybrid putting Scorponok on Trevor Morris' page when the music samples were here. Doesn't mean he did all of it, but I guess he helped out.
Interesting. He got "special thanks" credit on IMDb, but he's not listed as an additional composer.
I guess he didn't work a lot on that project....
jack bell
2019-05-01 20:59:33
Did you notice? Optimus track is like Hans Zimmer's Knight Of March from King Arthur
2019-05-02 02:28:31
That is not surprising. There are numerous similarities between King Arthur and Transformers.
2019-05-02 13:49:35
And potc2 is nearly a direct rip of King Arthur
2019-05-04 22:09:50
My guess is "Optimus" is solo Steve. First of all it's a suite, and those are usually the main composer's solo tracks, but you can tell it's Jablonsky by the style.
The choir is still there but used at more key parts, the main tune is simple, but melodic, and the flute is featured quite prominently showing Steve's aptitude for woodwinds for one of the few times in there series. The final third is also very Steamboy in its combination of melody and rhythm, and the type of percussion that is used (sticks and lighter drums).
The only other possible credit is what's been hinted at a few times on the forum already which is Lorne Balfe co-composing "Bumblebee" (aka the Journey suite). Which I find very plausible because the slow chords that make a lot of the theme just doesn't sound like Jablonsky at all to me.
Michael Baker
2019-05-06 04:43:33
Lorne doing Journey Suite is legit, not just speculation. :)
2019-05-06 21:32:28
Well, in that case I can add quite a few new credits to my collection!
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What are some more tracks like Bumblebee from other scores, that kind of have that "wall of synth" sound to them and are just pretty uplifting?
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|| 2018-05-30 12:54:44
From the real 24 bits sound of Hans Zimmer works, it is kind auditory entertainment from my SONY WH 900 headphone which sound like in Dolby system that I know it is more than 156 bits of sound..........Wowwww Wuuuuuuuuuuu ...........
Here is the world of myself in this terrific musics without any vocal in the music. Cool.................STF immerse in the world of REAL SOUND AND MUSIC.........
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2018-05-30 13:22:17
you on drugs?
Hybrid Soldier
2018-05-30 18:54:55
It seems they do have good drugs in Taiwan... :o
2018-05-30 18:56:35
Taiwan?! are u able to locate the IP address?
2018-05-30 23:11:35
Yeah I'm sure he looks at IPs to see who is impersonating who
Hybrid Soldier
2018-05-31 00:12:09
Exactly ! :o
2018-05-31 04:40:26
Wouldn't you be violating some sort of privacy law or something if you actually publicize where he's from?
2018-05-31 08:06:35
not in Taiwan
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|| 2018-05-30 13:52:52
I forgot the other music composer-Steve Jablonsky that his style of music with Hans Zimmer. Still again it is kind manipulate our hearing if anyone of you really like the sea of different auditory stimulus in different experiment with different sound effects. This is it. I am really into the AUDITORY WORLD.
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2018-05-30 14:48:17
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|| 2017-06-25 07:01:28
one more question. Who wrote the Bumblebee theme?
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2017-06-25 14:40:41
Hans Zimmer (cf. Rush main theme)
2017-06-25 15:10:57
Really ? Bumblebee is from Hans ?!?
2017-06-25 15:25:29
Nop, Hans took the idea from All Spark
2017-06-25 16:38:30
Why is Hans uncredited? I'll take it that Bumblebee/AllSpark are Steve's themes then.
2017-06-25 19:54:16
No, what @MrZimmerFan meant is Hans took the idea of Jablosky and not that he developed it. Ramin was also inspired on this piece for another one of Game of Thrones.
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|| 2014-06-03 02:03:00
Hybrid, what do we know so far about the TRANSFORMERS 4 score yet?
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2014-06-05 03:40:29
Well, thank you people for totally ignoring my question.
2014-06-05 07:01:09
Besides the song Battle Ccry being released, there are really no news at all, which they should be becuase we are 22 days sawy from the premiere, in the US anyway.
I remember the third film's score was like this too, it took a long while to get out and all.
2014-06-05 15:07:49
Since our dear friend Hybrid seems to know everything, I thought he could perhaps tell me something I don't know. Nonetheless, thank you, Everan.
2014-06-05 18:21:10
Well the score was released on iTunes the day the film opened (June 29th), it just never had a physical release, and STILL doesn't, to this day. I too am beginning to get a little concerned regarding this. Hybrid, any word? Please let us know
2014-06-05 18:40:41
Actually, Adam, I heard that in hte Transformers Ride thing, they do have CD's of the Dark of the Moon score. Can't make sure because I'm in a completely different country, lol.
Do hope the score is released a few days before the US premiere, it'll make the 2 weeks of wating to see the film less stressful because it got delayed 2 weeks where I live. Thank you World Cup.
2014-06-05 19:21:52
Oh, really? That's pretty awesome. But while I do live in the US, I'm hundreds of miles away from the Transformers ride.
Sorry to hear it got delayed where you are. If it got delayed here in the states, I'd riot. Just 22 more days!! Now if we can just get an ETA on the score release, that'd be great. There's not even any word of the OST, either. All I know is lousy Imagine Dragons and that Skrillex is contributing to the sound design. Now THAT could be interesting.
Edmund Meinerts
2014-06-05 19:24:47
Skrillex? Oh joy... :/
2014-06-05 20:00:02
It's just sound design for the Dinobots, nothing to do with Jablonsky's score.
Also, Battle Cry will be featured in the score in key parts of the film, the official Imagine Dragons announcement said that. So you can expect the great percussions of the songs around the score.
2014-06-06 05:24:25
Hybrid, what say you :)
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-06 13:11:51
I say nothing, there's nothing to say... Wait & see... I have no more news so far...
2014-06-06 14:01:44
I think Jablonsky isn't fond of advertising, so his scores are always a bit secretive. Or maybe it has something to do with Bay, who also seems a little protective and not keen on spilling secrets.
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-06 14:09:23
Historically Bay's score are a HUGE MESS, so it's always difficult or last minute planning... Doesn't help...
2014-06-06 15:35:02
It's funny because they may be huge mess, but always end up being very good!
2014-06-06 15:45:12
Indeed, they are alwayas great.
Funny, I don't remember seeing these issues with other Jablonsky/Bay scores, other than the first and last Transformers. I remember having Revenge of the Fallen and Pain & Gain being released with no drama.
I do remember that the Dark of the Moon took a while because of trying not to reveal spoilers in the tracklist, and Bay was too secretive about them so the score took a while to be released. That was an exciting day, seeing tracklist and cover the very day it was getting released in Australia and everyone going crazy.
2014-06-07 17:16:34
Hybrid, why are Bay's scores always a HUGE mess? I know things got very heated between him and HGW for Armageddon (and why none of his material made it to the OST), but what goes on that causes a mess?
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-07 18:07:05
Well it's Bay ! And if he doesn't like, he DOESN'T LIKE... It's nothing personal (or Jablonsky wouldn't have survived so many films with him), but like Ridley Scott or Greengrass (the world champion), he's not easy to please...
I guess only the first Bad Boys and Pain & Gain went relatively well "on schedule"...
But The Rock was the first, NGS almost "fired", HZ saving the day with a lot of people (HGW, Harper, Stern, Russ Landau...).
Armageddon, Rabin was quite a newbie and definitely not up to the task of facing "the Bay" alone, with a huge back up from Media Ventures : Paul Linford, Trevor's guy, & Don Harper, HGW, Jablonsky, Van Tongeren, HZ, even Alex Wurman...) and 3 tons of rewritings... Dave Metzger, who was orchestrator on the movie, once told me he was orchestrating cues from his hotel room, and some were being recorded without even Bay/Jerry B.'s approval... lol
Pearl Harbor, well other than Hans' total uninterest for the project, was also a feast of constant rewritings and an army of writers, more or less credited. Some Extreme Music "Directors Cuts" CD is full of Pearl Harbor's rejected cues by Zanelli, Jablonsky, Badelt, Levine...
Bad Boys II... Well what to say... Clash between Bay & Mancina (though some of his work remained in the score), replaced by his friend Rabin, a name hiding an armada of composers : Dr. Dre & Mike Helizondo for the "rap" part of the score, + Steve Jablonsky, HGW, Trevor Morris, Clay Duncan, Mel Wesson, Tim Heintz, Paul Linford, Heitor Pereira, Toby Chu & Mancina's leftovers... The score makes no sense at all, which actually makes it cool to listen to ! haha
The Jablonsky/Bay ones haven't been really easy either, for various reasons, with Hans helping again from time to time. For instance TF3 had that big "Mind Heist" temptrack issue... A few composers who worked on it told me how much they hated the whole thing, it even made the Gire/Sponsler duo drop scoring films since then, focusing on their Brand X Production Music...
Edmund Meinerts
2014-06-07 18:10:26
Seems like The Island is another one that went relatively painlessly...one of the few. :p
2014-06-07 18:51:32
Hybrid, if Hans was totally uninterested in Pearl Harbor, why did he accept to do it?
By the way, I find a little ironic that Pearl Harbor is still one of HZ's most widely popular scores.
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-07 19:04:01
Well he probably was interested for 10 minutes, doing a theme... But after that... lol
Hans has never seen a Michael Bay film in full... Not any single one of them (even if he worked on most of them lol)... It doesn't prevent it from working with him all the time...
2014-06-07 20:15:10
I understand Zimmer. I myself never see one of his movie without being bored to death.
2014-06-07 20:45:21
Couldn't disagree more with him. I love Michael Bay. I really do. He's just unbeatable when it comes to OTT crazy action sequences. And he's got wonderful musical tastes.
2014-06-07 23:25:36
Bay seems to be getting worse as time goes on. Can't recall any watchable film in the last ten years he's been involved with.
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-07 23:27:47
Oh I can... Basically everyone of them ? :)
Can't wait for TF4... :P
Edmund Meinerts
2014-06-08 01:10:49
As far as I'm concerned, the only even halfway watchable movie Bay has ever made is The Rock. Both Transformers sequels were dreadful. But I don't have a problem with him; I don't have to go see his movies, after all, and the scores for his movies are usually enjoyable (Pain and Gain excepted).
2014-06-08 02:46:16
Well, that's your opinion Edmund. Which is totally and completely fine, we don't have the same tastes and all. Just express your opinion as an opinion and not a fact.
His films are simple entertainment. Nothing Oscar-worthy outside of the technical field. There's nothing wrong with likng his film because they are fantastic action films. Even Christopher Nolan and Neill Blomkamp love them for the way they're filmed and the technology used. They're not masterpieces in storytelling, no denying that,m but they're damn good for action, technology advances in film, and having great, out-of-this-world, brilliant times.
2014-06-08 02:49:06
And may I add, the score for Pain And Gain was something very strange to me. I don't like that sort of scores, less miminalistic scores. Some tracks sure, but not entire scores.
However, there was something I still can't put my finger on from the P&G score that I just clicked on and loved it. Not sure if the sound, the rythm, I just did.
It's very strange.
2014-06-08 02:49:28
Agreed about The Rock
But Transformers and the first half of The Island was quite good. And Bad Boys, although meaningless, was quite enjoyable (provided you're not too grumpy.
2014-06-08 09:15:36
Everan, you sum it up perfectly. We love Bay for what he does, not for what he does not. He doesn't give a shit for character development or screenplay (let's not forget he's not a screenwriter), and that's perfectly fine. You know exactly what you're in for: large-scale action. A you get plenty of it, and awesomely well made.
Me too, can't wait for TF4. And I loved the Pain & Gain score, it was just the kind of score this movie needed, Jablonsky did a damn fine job.
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-08 09:27:06
Well as for character development, Pain & Gain was a huge improvement... ;)
The thing is Bay can make anything credible with his directing... Honestly back 9 years ago when they announced they would do a "Transformers" live action movie, my only reaction was "WTF !" and... he did it ! He made a now 4 movies saga about giant talking alien robots fighting in our streets ! LOL
I love P&G's score, Run Him Over is probably one of my most played tracks of 2013... That's funny I consider Bay (& Jerry B.) to be more responsible for the big Zimmer/MV action sound more than HZ himself...
I think Hans keeps working for Bay for 2 reasons : he can have fun when everyone else wants him to be drop dead serious ; if Bay thinks his music is shit, he tells him his music is shit, Zimmer or not, and start over... And HZ has a deep fear directors/producers don't date telling him he's going the wrong way... And Jablonsky learnt not to take horrible reviews of his work by Bay something personal, and just keeps trying to survive the day... :)
2014-06-08 11:42:18
"Well, that's your opinion Edmund. Which is totally and completely fine, we don't have the same tastes and all. Just express your opinion as an opinion and not a fact."
Of *course* it's his opinion.
This is a little bugbear of mine. It's a very dismissive thing to say. When someone says "The film is great", "the film sucks", the "in my opinion" clause is generally implied. I don't see any particular need to suffix every opinion you hold with "in my opinion". He even said "As far as I'm concerned"! Sorry for the mini-rant but the "in YOUR opinion" epithet should be outlawed.
"They're not masterpieces in storytelling, no denying that, but they're damn good for action, technology advances in film, and having great, out-of-this-world, brilliant times."
In your opinion. (See how pointless that is!).
I think they're boring. Action with no consequence just doesn't interest me. I go the cinema to see films not videogame cutscenes.
There's no doubt some of the technical work and technology that goes into the films is incredible. If only that could be combined with an actual script that isn't saturated in casual sexism, proper likeable characters, and a less nauseating visual style. Making simple entertainment doesn't mean having to sacrifice those things.
2014-06-08 13:13:00
Well, NM, I think Bay's visual style is simply gorgeous and I could watch every scene of every one of his movies in repeat mode, just admiring the cinematography and the editing.
2014-06-08 18:36:34
Wow, interesting stuff Hybrid. Who knew? I guess since Jablonsky is now Bay's longest running composer (with Age of Extinction being his 5th collaboration with Bay), he (almost) has a handle on things? I know HZ came in for a few minor things on RoTF, and the usual suspects contributed to The Island, TF1, RoTF, DotM, F13 and everything else, but it doesn't sound like things got too too bad. It's kinda nice to know how picky and particular Bay is about the scores for his films. He sounds like my kind of picky :)
@Ds, I love Bay as well. His movies are just pure entertainment for me and "over the top" may be a bit of an understatement haha. I also love his style of filming, I always know when I'm watching a Bay film.
@Everan, I completely agree. As I was saying to Ds, I absolutely love Bay and his films. Look, are they the best film ever made? Absolutely not. Oscar worthy (outside of the technical field, which all 3 Transformers films have been nominated for and the Academy refuses to award)? No way. Great scripts? Not really. Character development? Not so much. But they're just big, loud, dukb, fun entertainment. And that's what I enjoy. I'm not looking for the next Inception when it comes to Bay, I know he'll blow my mind - he always does. I guess if I had anything negative to say, it would be the awful humor in the Transformers trilogy (he swears there's none of that in AoE, but he always says stuff to throw people off, so I definitely have my doubts), and the heavily saturated look of the films. As as if they've been soaked in bronzer lol.
One more thing Hybrid: I remember back when DotM came out, you went on a little mini rant about how it ended and it was awful. I agree it was a lousy ending, but seeing you comment about hoe much you love the films, do you still feel that way about it? Just curious if your view has changed on it, that's all.
And as soon as you get word on the AoE score, PLEASE let us know. "Help us, Hybrid Soldier. You're our only hope" ;)
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-08 18:49:04
Yes exactly, I still find the ending of TF3 to be terrible & rushed... It was not a way to end a 3 films saga... I'm glad there's a new film to correct that... :P
2014-06-08 19:18:20
Hah, you know it's funny - before I hit "submit", I was thinking to myself ("I'll bet he's happy there's a 4th film and 3 can kinda be forgotten about"). I'm happy as well, and glad to know that that's not how the story ends and that there's more to come. It was like the end of Indiana Jones 4. Just lousy and a horrible way to end something
2014-06-08 21:35:15
TF3 can't be forgotten because TF4 is a direct sequel. Sure, about 3 years after, but the whole Chicago destruction is the reason humans want the Transformers dead. Sorry, it can't be forgotten.
I did feel rushed the ending of TF3, but after an almost full hour of action, I did not complain. And with TF4, there's no reason to hate it since we get a full 2:34 action film with Dinobots and new villain bots and who knows what else there is.
2014-06-09 07:07:44
"And HZ has a deep fear directors/producers don't date telling him he's going the wrong way"
Is there a typo in here?
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-09 07:11:24
"dare" ?
Happy sir ? :P
2014-06-09 11:21:44
Is there anyone else who thinks dinobots are stupid?
(Seriously, what did they scan?)
2014-06-09 15:03:40
From what I read, still not a hundred percent sure though, the Dinobots left Cybertron and arrived to Earth, as usual and scanned and studied dinosaurs and disguised as them so they wouldn't be found, then the dino extinction came and they remained dormant under the earth until whatever happens in the film and awaken.
Again, not 100% sure as if that's what happens, the film's intro will surely explain that, kinda like the Moon landing intro from TF3.
And actually, I did find them a bit dumb for the films, that's until I saw Grimlock and the rest in action, with their film designs and all. Now I really can't wait to see them killing and butchering bots.
2014-06-09 19:52:06
I didn't mean forgotten. I just meant the ending. It was horrible, an awful way to end a trilogy. TDKR - THAT is how you wrap up a trilogy. Not the way DotM did. I'm a die-hard Transformers fan, but let's be honest: there are so many errors in the trilogy that it's not even funny. I just try to let it go and not bother me, though
2014-06-09 23:21:36
I wouldn't go that far. Sure, it was a short ending but I always knew it wasn't the end of the TF films, so it wasn't a problem to me
2017-06-08 11:43:34
Hmm, I'm surprised to learn about Zimmer's "total uninterest" for Pearl Harbor. Not only it's one of his most popular scores, but let's not forget that he was nominated for a Golden Globe for that movie. So, interested or not, he created something really good and memorable. Besides, both Bay and Zimmer are not only frequent collaborators, but good friends as well. One example of that: the Ice Bucket Challenge. Remember that? Friends "challenging" friends. P.S. I agree with Hybrid Soldier: I also think that Bay, Bruckheimer (and Tony Scott) are responsible for the big MV/RC action sound, more so than Zimmer and his crew. It makes sense, they were the ones pushing for that kind of sound.
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|| 2014-06-08 13:22:14
I saw on Jablonsky's facebook a sheet with the name "6mDino1 v1.21" on it. I can't believe this got me ridiculously excited :-)
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2014-06-08 18:25:04
Cool! What's the name of Steve's FB page though? I have found community pages only, not his official one.
2014-06-08 18:27:35
Never midn, found it! Something tells me that's the Dinobot's theme, or when Prime finally rides Grimlock in the film.
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His score is my favorite. I love the theme of Autobots and many more.. I do really love the work of his score! :3
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i see...
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|| 2013-10-26 12:03:09
can anyone tell me why Hans Zimmer is mentioned here for score producer and additional music?
look at notable mentions
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Hybrid Soldier
2013-10-26 13:23:44
Do you know that reading Wikipedia will mostly damage your brain ?
The guy even mentioned HZ as producer for TF3. All this is not true...
2013-10-26 14:38:34
God damn, if there's one thing that people really need to start accepting, it's that Wikipedia actually is a reliable source. There may be some inaccuracies or false information depending on the magnitude of the article...But the fact of the matter is: Wikipedia has been around for over a decade now. And it has become essentially what it was aiming to be: an online encyclopedia that contains all the world's knowledge. What do you know, Hybrid Soldier?
2013-10-26 14:53:29
You're right Aerozz, but the "additional composers" or "producers" of a movie's score is something that very few people know (and are interested in, actually). So for that kind of very specific information, Wikipedia is absolutely NOT reliable.
2013-10-26 15:32:04
Fair enough.
Hybrid Soldier
2013-10-26 16:37:31
It's just before I got in charge of H-Z.com in 2008 I used to handle all the RCP wiki pages myself (mainly the French ones though), so I know how it works and what it's like. And generally when I come back to see what it has become, I'm horrified by some things I see.
Pages there are not indeed as bad as I make them look in my previous post... But people there generally correct all the known things and what can be checked. As Ds says, in the score world, the public knows like, what, 30% of the actual thing ? So who's gonna be on Wikipedia to correct them if someone says HZ wrote this or that on this or that score... Anyway, to get back on topic, that specific information we're discussing here is incorrect. That's all... :D
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this is ridiculous...
first the official release, then
we had extended / expanded / almost Complete / the full complete score / music from recording sessions / the complete recording sessions with alternate, unused, unreleased, uncomposed, unexisting tracks but simply the film version of the decepticon's theme is still not available
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I wonder if anyone could provide the information for what other composers worked on this score. I'm curious to see if any one of them might have posted some music that has yet to be found on any of the million expanded bootlegs out there.
...And if not a total list of credits, at least some kind of list of the other composers who wrote for this score.
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2011-10-30 00:52:42
Main Themes/Music Composed by: STEVE K JABLONKSY
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2011-10-30 11:41:43
Alex, I think he meant who composed what, exactly. We can see the credits listed above. But we can't see who wrote each theme/cue
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2011-10-30 14:29:08
Ah, yes, thanks for clarifying that a bit. I see now Alex was just being a smart ass. Yeah, Hybrid Soldier can usually provide the credits to all the tracks and since this has been out for a while, it seems like an okay thing to do.
Really, I was curious to know if there were a whole bunch of unlisted composers like there are for the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. I'm not even sure this site lists every single composer who wrote additional music for Pirates.
I'm sure I won't ever find anything as I think we aren't going to get any more Transformers music than what we've acquired thus far. Nevertheless, it would be nice to see to the credits listed for this movie.
2011-10-31 01:08:11
People have asked repeatedly (I think I have once or twice) to get the credits for this. Is it so unreasonable to request it? I mean, there are scores on here that are really not high-priority and yt the credits for said scores are listed. This is one of my favorite film scores of all time, I would like the credits please. Too much to ask?
2011-10-31 01:35:45
Yes, Papapalpatine. I agree with you 100%. I would like the credits for this score. AS WELL AS Revenge of the Fallen & Dark of the Moon!!!!!!
Mr. Fate
2011-10-31 02:31:23
Woah...woah. Let's not get too demanding there, Agntdman. From what I've seen in the past, they'll only list the credits for stuff that's been out for a long time. Hybrid JUST RECENTLY posted the credits for the first Pirates of the Caribbean, and that's bee out for over 8 years!
*It is nice to know that Scorponok was co-written with Trevor Morris, though. :p
2011-10-31 04:59:08
Mmmm Trevor Morris, oooooooh yeaaaah.
Uck. Fan-wankery in the extreme, D.
2011-10-31 05:27:53
Sherlock Holmes, On Stranger Tides, The Dark Knight (no on it's official page, but someone posted it) WWII in HD and At world's End are just some of the few which are under 8 years old and have credits. I wouldn't even call these movies old yet.
Hybrid Soldier
2011-10-31 08:16:38
It's simple : there's no details anywhere to find who did what... :S
Mr. Fate
2011-10-31 13:23:59
Ah...Well, thank you Hybrid. I suppose that answer will have to do.
2011-11-01 06:16:38
Ok, so......how about Revenge of the Fallen? Or....Dark of the Moon? No? Let me guess, credits don't exist for those either, hmm?
2011-11-01 10:21:19
You guys need to do some of the legwork and check ASCAP and composer interviews. That's where most of this info comes from.
Hybrid Soldier
2011-11-01 11:28:35
Every single credit is known for TF2.
TF3, it's just too soon !
Mr. Fate
2011-11-01 14:46:31
@Bondo: yeah, sure we could, but we don't have the authority or ability to edit the pages on this website--people like Hybrid do. I don't want to have to keep a page bookmarked just to look up who composed what or a Word document dedicated to the subject, or for that matter, spend hours searching that site just to find the info.
Ah, first world problems. It's really not that big of a deal; like I said, I was just curious.
2011-11-02 00:03:44
Ok, Hybrid. you say every single credit is known for RotF. Here it is:
1.) Prime (2:14)
2.) Einstein's Wrong (3:35)
3.) Nest (2:08) *
4.) The Shard (2:42)
5.) The Fallen (4:03)
6.) Infinite White (3:58)
7.) Heed Our Warning (4:26)
8.) The Fallen's Arrival (3:47)
9.) Tomb Of The Primes (2:47)
10.) Forest Battle (2:04)
11.) Precious Cargo (1:38)
12.) Matrix Of Leadership (3:50)
13.) I Claim Your Sun (3:06)
14.) I Rise, You Fall (3:35)
*Based on the song "New Divide" written & performed by Linkin Park
It then states up top that Zimmer & Balfe did additional music. So......where the hell are all the credits, I say?
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You said you only add scores that are legit. So....we have this official release, the expanded release, and there's that infamous 72-track (73 if you count 'Road Reunion') so-called "complete" score. So is it real? It has a couple of unused and alt. tracks, the entire thing is in film order, and the length of it is longer than the film itself. And any possibility of adding who did which track? Thanks.
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2011-10-15 16:35:42
At this point, my track count is at 76 (not counting 2 tracks from the trailers wich belong to other groups). The 72 Track ediition has all that had been previously released plus some Demos and Alternate tracks, some unused in the film. Recently i got the tracks that are in the WarmButterDesign DVD, most already in the 72tk Edition, except 4.
One, titled "DEFCON Delta" appears in the movie when the SecDef is talking on TV, there's a trailer track wich mimics the 2 i mentioned but seems to be made by Jablonsky, and one titled "Unused Cue". The 4th is the bit that starts the "Arrival to Earth (Original Version)" track on the 72tk but is a bit smaller than that. If it was just that i wouldn't call it new but the mix is different.
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But as far as i can recall there are only 3 different scores
the official one (with 20 tracks)
The expanded score (with 52 tracks)
the expanded 2 cd score (with 72 tracks)
and one with 13 tracks wich exists out of tracks from the previous scores i named.
And abseloutely none of them has the que of when sam speaks to bumblebee for the first time as far as i know. or does anyone know if i overlooked anything? this track i want it soo much.
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2011-10-15 16:19:36
The track is "Optimus". In the movie it's missing, or if we go the other way around, in the CD they added, a flute "layer" to the track. Unless some bigger recording sessions Edition exists out there with aa fluteless version, the only way to have it is if anyone with the skill for it can remove the flute from that track. I tried ripping the movie 5.1ch track but in both places where they use it, the SFX are too intrusive.
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A stirring collection of Steve Jablonsky's epic themes from one of the most successful recent franchises
Steve Jablonsky's long association with Transformers director Michael Bay began in the 1990s, creating additional music for Armageddon, Pearl Harbor and Bad Boys II, and forming a close link with prolific composer Hans Zimmer. His career spans film, TV and video games and includes the remakes of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Amityville Horror and Friday The 13th.
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1. Transformers - Autobots
2. Transformers - The All Spark
3. Transformers - Optimus
4. Transformers - Bumblebee
5. Transformers - Arrival To Earth
6. Transformers - Optimus Vs. Megatron
7. Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen - Nest
8. Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen - Infinite White
9. Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen - Tomb Of The Primes
10. Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen - Forest Battle
11. Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen - Matrix Of Leadership
12. Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen - Prime/I Rise, You Fall
13. Transformers: Dark Of The Moon: Dark Side Of The Moon
14. Transformers: Dark Of The Moon - Sentinel Prime
15. Transformers: Dark Of The Moon - It's Our Fight
16. Transformers: Dark Of The Moon - Our Final Hope
* The digital release comes with an exclusive 17th digital only track and a downloadable booklet:
17. Transformers: Dark Of The Moon - Prelude (Trailer Music)
US Release Date: October 11, 2011
Digital Album: SILED1365
US Release date: August 16, 2011
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2011-10-05 14:05:14
Is this a thing? I mean does anyone really have this? It says the digital album's release date was close to two months ago, yet I've never seen any news, announcements, or download links for it.
It's not like it's music that I really need now that I know about it; I'm just wondering.
2011-10-05 15:27:41
2011-10-15 16:12:14
@ Mr. Fate
It's real. But if you're expecting any new material, don't. These are basically "covers" from material that has already been released. They are very nice but nothing new. And the originals are better. :)
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For Transformers, it's easy, there are 3 different sources :
The OST,
The 52 tracks "promo" which "came out" BEFORE the OST (which was also splitted in some very short "promo" also listed here)
The isolated DVD score by WarmButterDesign (for the Theme Suites).
Basically, the 72 tracks one is a mix of all three sources, done by a friend (the one who leaked the Theme Suites actually). So we can consider it "legit" yeah...
There are also stuff I consider being fakes with the "Qatar (Alt)" stuff or "Road Reunion" just a speed up version of Scorponok...
Maybe yeah I should add here some "ultimate expanded version" here...
As for who did what, apart from Scorponok being Jablonsky / Morris, and that Lorne has done a LOT in that score, I don't know much, it's quite undocumented (while TF2 is really detailed)...
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2011-05-06 03:15:35
What is this isolated DVD score??
2011-05-11 03:48:57
So then would you consider the 72-track: "expanded", "complete", or "recording sessions"? And how come you find the alternate tracks to be fakes? Sure, Road Reunion may sound like a sped-up version of Scorponok, but is it really? There are dozens of soundtracks out there that have sped-up and slowed-down versions of different cues. Just wondering...
2011-06-30 08:28:47
I second that, where is Qatar from, why is it fake?
2011-10-15 16:08:01
@ Hybrid Soldier
Can you share some of that info about TF2? :)
As for the 72 track version being a mix of the other 3, isn't there material in it that doesn't show anywhere else? Sure, it's demos and alt versions but a couple of them aren't in the WBD DVD.
As for the question of wether or not "Road Reunion" is a sped up version of Scorponok, i stick with the side that says it is, just because you can make that track by speeding up Scorponok. The definitive answer can only come from either Jablonsky or people involved in the movies production. The same can be said for wether or not the cue we hear when the Autobots are racing down the freeway, just before Sam spots Barricade, is a sped up version of Optimus Sword.
As for Qatar, the one released in the "All Spark Edition", i believe, is from Jablonsky, from the score from "Live from Baghdad" and, at least to my ears, is not what is eard in the movie wich, to me, always sounded a bit like The Transformers Theme. And it's so small i neglect it.
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Well macadiama nuts, how about that.
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Is there a way to sort of split this CD up into some kind of film order even though I know the music is not mixed like it is in the movie
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|| 2011-06-28 09:20:33
Why did the price from this score went from 16,99 yesterday to 7,99 today on iTunes? Same applies to RotF, went from 11,99 to 7,99...
Funny if someone bought one of the two yesterday :P
But this shows: 'something' is coming!
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2011-06-28 17:45:10
exactly... they always do that dont they when a new release from an artist comes out. :)
2011-06-28 17:56:31
Indeed, that's what I'm saying :D
2011-06-29 09:07:43
Up until the other day, I cannot believe this score is STILL $16.99 after nearly 4 years. That's ridiculously expensive.
2011-06-29 16:26:08
You can get a 90min pressed bootleg for less than the price of this in places!
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Has anyone noticed how the very beginning of Disc Wars from TRON: Legacy sounds like that cue in Transformers? You can hear it when Sam asks the cop "are you on drugs?" and then it cuts to Lennox and Epps in Qatar. I do know that Hans did add a little touch to Legacy, so maybe that's why. But what I'm talking about from Transformers isn't on any of the releases (promo, expanded, complete), it's only in the film.
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Alright, so what you're saying is you'll add the 72 track version?
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was Hans involved with transformers at all?
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As Lorne was one it (, yeah, HZ had an eye on it... Doesn't mean he wrote anything, but he surely was checking in ! :P
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Hale: i know.
I think that'st the reason the version i am looking for is nowhere to find
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To Score :
The track you named is a version of "Optimus Prime" where instruments have been retired.
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I have the complete score, the expanded score, the original score, the arrenged records, the real complete score (with 72 track) and I have to say there is still unreleased music from the first movie. for example the air force one scene. in that scene you can hear the whole decepticons theme but you can't find it anywhere. I'm searching it since 2007 July...
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Dead Rising 2: Case West
Dead Rising 2: Case West gets first gameplay footage
Capcom's released the first footage of Dead Rising 2 prologue Case West following news of a release timeline this morning.
Dead Rising 2: Case West headlines
Dead Rising 2: Case West gets December release date
Capcom US has confirmed Dead Rising 2 epilogue Case West will release next month.
Capcom denies "alienating" PS3 owners over Case: West 360 exclusivity
Capcom has denied to Eurogamer it's "alienating" PS3 owners who intend to buy Dead Rising 2 this week after announcing the game's epilogue, Case: West, would be exclusive to Xbox 360 at TGS last week.
Dead Rising 2: Case West announced - first trailer and shots
Capcom's just announced an epilogue for Dead Rising 2, which is similar to Case Zero, known as Case West.


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Patapon is a unique adventure for PSP, in which you lead a mischievous little tribe by beating out rhythms on your drums. Armed to the teeth with swords, spears and bows, these tiny people are lost without your reassuring beat.
It is your job to lead your restless tribe on a quest to reclaim their lands and discover the mysterious Worlds End.
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Original, innovative and iconic - that is Patapon in a nutshell. Its mix of stunning visuals and rhythmic action make it an odd nut, but one well worth cracking. Japan Studio has outdone itself with a game that is addictive, rewarding and above all entertaining.
Patapon appears to have been developed with a strong nod to LocoRoco but the two games could not be more different. The rolling landscapes of LocoRoco and its gameplay are worlds apart from the rhythm based strategy of Patapon. Where these great titles share similarities is in their vibrantly colourful art styles.
In Patapon you play the role of a deity, The Almighty, who must lead your Patapon followers through a variety of different missions. You guide these little one-eyed folk by using simple rhythms, tapped out on drums - the action buttons of PSP. Each rhythm is made up of a combination of four beats, for example:
PATA, PATA, PATA, PON - Advance
PON, PON, PATA, PON - Attack
CHAKKA, CHAKKA, PATA, PON - Defend
When you get the beats right the Patapon will shout out encouragement and sing the tune back to you. Successfully sustaining a string of rhythms induces FEVER amongst your Patapon, increasing their effectives considerably. Miss a beat though and the Patapon will falter and heckle your lack of skill.
Different types of Patapon and how you equip them add a strategy, almost RPG-like element to the game. Tatepon (defenders), Yaripon (hunters) and Yumipon (archers) are the mainstay of any tribal expedition, respectively equipped with axes & shields, spears and bows. To recruit these warriors you will need to discover and combine different items during your adventures and collect the money-like Ka-Ching. Using more exotic materials will create specialist subtypes, such as the flame resistant Gekolos or the defensive Mofeel.
Missions in Patapon vary from hunting expeditions to pitched battles against rival tribes and great beasts, which will tower over your followers. In addition, many of these levels contain secrets or valuable resources that will entice you to replay them. Throughout all of this, the Patapon implore you to help them reach the end of the world and gaze upon IT. What the mythical IT is however is a mystery.
Patapon is a very accessible but deep game - easy to learn but difficult to master. It will have you coming back again and again to explore more of the Patapon's world, and yes, you will be singing PATA, PATA, PATA, PON wherever you go.


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This year's NAMM show was a monstrous affair, to be sure.
Over four days in mid-January, more than 88,000 people found their way to the Anaheim Convention Center in California to check out the newest products from the industry's biggest players. Despite an air of economic uncertainty, the event was packed with a record number of exhibitors (1,560 to be exact) and it seemed that every company in attendance – from Fender and Taylor to the smallest boutique shops – had something to get excited over. It validated our belief that it is great time to be a gearhead.
If you weren't able to make the trip, PG's got you covered. Just scroll down to see some of the coolest guitars, amps and accessories we stumbled across, and check out our exclusive interviews with David Grissom,Pete Anderson,Ladd SmithandRusty Cooleyfrom Saturday evening's All Star Guitar Night. We also have loads of exclusivevideosfrom NAMM plus a wrap-uppodcastto complete the coverage.
Here's to four days of gear-induced madness. You're welcome.
HiWatt Custom 7 Head
The new Custom 7 head and combo caught our eye, promising Townshend-approved tones at reasonable household volumes. Pumping 7 watts through one EL84 tube in a single-ended output design, it is hand-built in the U.K. HiWatt's heavy-duty standards are thankfully present and accounted for, meaning you could lug this to a low-powered gig without worries.
price TBA
DigiTech HardWire Pedals
Featuring true bypass, unique high-voltage operation that keeps your 9V power supply at a consistent level – meaning more consistent tone – and a bomb-proof chassis, this new line from DigiTech promises to have something for every pedalboard. As an added bonus, precision pots let you dial in the exact same tone every time.
Starting at $119
Henman-Bevilacqua S2
Henman-Bevilacqua brings a fresh approach to the age-old problem of adjusting the truss rod: they've eliminated it. Instead, a load-bearing beam with a floating fingerboard design does the work, while maintaining a traditional feel. The bodies have a familiar-yet-contemporary shape and each piece of hardware has been manufactured to close harmonic tolerances. They also feature WCR pickups with true vintage nickel covers.
list $5900
TV Jones Model 10
With a body made of solid Obeche and an attractive single cutaway, the Model 10 from TV Jones promises to be a fun guitar. It includes an ebony fretboard, 22 medium frets and TV Jones Power'Tron pickups in both the neck and bridge. Pictured is the company's attractive Nicotine finish (and that's not just because we're smokers).
Starting at $1400


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Track & Trace is a cloud-based asset manager for piping systems. It registers the precise position of all your components and monitors the installation progress and quality in real time. The Track & Trace service collects the data via the app for iOS and Android, with all the data stored centrally and securely in the cloud. Project owners can access this information conveniently via the web interface.
Using Track & Trace eliminates paperwork, saves time, and reduces costs. You can schedule deliveries and work remotely and receive instant updates, meaning you always have the most current information. Trouble spots are easily located, which ensures reliable operations and the best installation quality. Worksite statistics are available any time, meaning trips to jobsites can be reduced by at least 30%.
Track & Trace enables effective installation management and simplifies your workflows. Interacting with your on-site team is made exponentially easier and more efficient.


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Are associations between electronic media use and BMI different across levels of physical activity?
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Background The use of electronic media has been found to be a risk factor for higher BMI and for being overweight. Physical activity has been found to be associated with lower BMI and lower risk for being overweight. Little ...


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First, a personal note to the folks at LIMRA: rethink the name, guys. Sure, the acronym LIMRA is kind of catchy, but do you really need to broadcast that all the information you're publishing falls under the category of "marketing research?" Back in the '60s, "marketing" was the cool new trend in savvy business management that dealt with esoteric subjects such as branding, market research and focus groups. But in today's cynical world, marketing is synonymous with pseudo-sophisticated sales techniques, and "marketing research" is seen as either an oxymoron or a punch line.
Now I'm no marketing expert, but over the years, I've been subjected to enough marketing "research" to feel like one. So lest I be accused of participating in today's national pastime of offering criticism sans solutions, here are few modest suggestions for more positive monikers: Financial Life and Investment Planning Economic Research, or FLIPER, has a nice ring to it; as does the Personal Research Organization for Finance and Life Economics (PROFILE). But my personal favorite, with a nod to those who like the sound of LIMRA, is the Life Insurance Management and Research Information Coalition, or LIMRIC, which has, I think, a nice lilt.
The reason I bring this up is that the name of an organization plays an important role in its, well, marketing. Notice, for instance, that there is no mention of broker-dealers in the Financial Services Institute, so they can claim to speak for the independent financial advisors who affiliate with its member firms. Or the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, which was founded as the National Association of Securities Dealers, but thanks to the name change (after its 2007 merger with NYSE Regulation, Inc.) can now claim it's not an SRO. And when you come out with a survey that claims to show "Advisors Positively Influence Consumers' Behavior and Sentiment Toward Preparing for Retirement" such as LIMRA's release last week, people will have some confidence it's more than just a thinly veiled attempt to drive more customers to life agents.
Despite its potential credibility problems, LIMRA's survey did yield some interesting results. For example, the marquee data showed that "61% of consumers who worked with an advisor contributed to a retirement plan or an IRA, while only 38% of consumers who weren't working with an advisor were contributing to their retirement savings." This of course led to the headline conclusion that people who work with advisors are better off, which seems fair, as far as it goes.
But my skewed mind also tends to think about what surveys don't show. For instance, that 38% of people who don't have advisors are saving for retirement. This seems like a strikingly high number to me, considering that we're constantly hearing from the media that Americans aren't saving for the future, especially considering that some portion of the remaining 62% probably have a defined benefit plan at work, and another chunk are probably too young to start thinking about the end game.
On the other side of LIMRA's data, I find the 62% of advisory clients who are socking money away interesting but for the opposite reason: Only six out of 10 clients are saving for retirement? What the heck are their advisors telling the other four out of 10? I mean, that's barely over half—which means just over six out of 10 advisors are able to convince their clients to save! Sounds more like a commercial for advisor training to me.
LIMRA's other interesting bit of data is this: "71% of Americans who work with financial advisors were confident they are saving enough for retirement, while only 43% of those who don't work with advisors were confident that they are currently saving enough to last throughout their retirement years." An I the only one who finds it odd that seven out of 10 clients are confident about retirement readiness, when only six out of 10 are saving for retirement? What kind of advice are the missing 10% getting? While for non-clients, the delusional gap is only 43% confident vs. 38% saving: might one conclude from this that an advisor in fact makes people less realistic?
As someone who's made a career around helping independent advisors better serve their clients and make a living doing it, I'd like to believe people who work with advisors are better off than those who don't. But I've also come to believe that much depends on the particular advisor. Since this is a LIMRA survey (honestly, wouldn't LIMRIC just sound better here?), one can only guess that the majority of "advisors" surveyed are insurance agents and brokers. Still, 61% of clients saving for retirement? Really? One can only believe that the percentage of financial planner clients would be quite a bit higher: Perhaps a better name would be The Financial Industry Disclosure Organization, or FIDO.
Please read LIMRA's response to Clark's blog at AdvisorOne.


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What Is Mercedes-AMG®?
In 1967, two automotive engineers with a passion for motorsports began fine-tuning engines for Mercedes-Benz race cars in an old mill. Today, as the performance division of Mercedes-Benz, AMG® creates some of the most sought-after vehicles in the world. They're the product of skilled craftsmen, designers and engineers who live to test the limits, and one shared conviction: on the road to driving performance, short cuts never win the race.


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I looking forward to hearing your original tunes and to finding the diamonds in the rough! Please submit your song(s) for a critique.
I am looking to both critique artists as well as find new talent. If your music is great I will present it to The Orchard for possible distribution. We are always looking for new good talent. Since we are a subsidiary of Sony Music there are endless opportunities for me to present an artist that has real talent.
I believe in developing relationships and making connections. When I work with you I begin by finding out about you, what you like, and where you've been. I learn who your favorite artists are, who inspires you, what entertains you or brings you joy. Always authentic I speak to you on a human level and share freely about lessons and tips I've learned along the way. I've been at The Orchard/SONY corp for the past 8 years. Before that I worked at Polygram Classics & Jazz, as well as Rolling Stone Magazine. I feel lucky every day that I can work with what I love - music & people - and I don't have to wear a suit!
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We are actively seeking new artists to join our roster.
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WHO?MAG Distribution is currently accepting new clients for the 1st quarter 2012. Our current roster has over 100 clients including KRS-ONE & Just-Ice, Keith Murray, Anita Ward, Tazmania Records (dance label), and many more. We specialize in hip-hop, R&B, dance, top 40, rock, and comedy. We are currently reviewing new submissions at no charge. If selected, your product (LP, EP, or single) will reach up to 600 digital retailers in up to 70 countries (including iTunes, Amazon, Google Music, Emusic, and more) for a one-time flat fee of $125 (no reoccurring costs).
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Log in at http://YOURSITE.gotop100.com/members/ using the username and password you gave to the site you added. You will see the linking code there.
I need my code to link the top site banner to? Where can I find it?
Log in at http://YOURSITE.gotop100.com/members/ using the username and password you gave to the site you added. You will see the linking code there.
I clicked the link in your post and it won't let me in - I used the correct password, etc. I can get in but not from this link. There is no code on my main page? I have clicked every link there and no code?
The link above is meant as an example, its not an actual link
You would need to replace the YOURSITE with the name of your top site list.
I figured out why my password stuff wasn't working! I wasn't using WWW as capitals.
The code isn't there! I have looked everywhere for it?
If you log in to the members area as I showed above (also, another way to get there is just to go to your top list, and click "Member Login"), then you would click "Get Your Link Code". Then on the new screen, you would click the "Generate" button.
This is the code that was generated when I signed in from my members area. Now - can I use this to link my sign-up banner (on my site) to my list page for anyone wanting to join? Wasn't sure because it has MY member # in the code.
<a href="http://wwwmainelytwigs.gotop100.com/in.php?ref=101" target="_blank">
Sure you can do that, it'll count for a visitor for your site, and they'll go straight to the top list page.
I got it working with that code. Thought it would be ok but wanted to make sure! Thank you for all your help! :!:
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Citi analysts Faisel Khan and Mohit Bhardwaj today take a look at master limited partnerships, naming five core holdings in the space and upgrading three other names. Why? Citi expects growing hydrocarbon production in the U.S. that requires additional infrastructure, improving prices for NGL and the compressing of the spread between MLPs and U.S. Treasuries if interest rates rise.
Citi forecasts a 10% total return by the entire MLP sector during the next 12 months.
Citi writes:
Our estimated IRR assumes MLP yields trend back to its historical median spread, despite previous occasions when the sector traded at a much narrower spread during a rising rate environment. In our opinion, we believe this spread has further room to compress over the next few years as institutional acceptance of MLPs continues to expand and other fixed income investors look for growth to help offset a rising interest rate environment. Should spreads contract more than the our 25bps estimate for 2014, for example due to large inflows from bond investors seeking reprieve from rising rates into higher-growth MLPs, the sector has the potential to post high-teens returns similar to that of 2013.
Citi's core recommendations include: Williams Energy Partners (WPZ); Cheniere Energy Partners (CQP); Enterprise Product Partners (EPD); Northern Tier Energy Partners (NTI); and Boardwalk Partners (BWP).
The firm also upgraded the following companies: Tallgrass Energy Partners (TEP) from Neutral to Buy; El Paso Pipeline Partners (EPB) from Neutral to Buy; Niska Gas Storage (NKA) from Sell to Neutral; and TC Pipelines (TCP) from Sell to Neutral.
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OWEN CANFIELD: New owner of Minuteman Press digs in Torrington
When I dropped in at Minuteman Press on Torrington's East Main Street last week, Sydney Ash was holding the fort all by herself.
"Jack is out for a few hours," Sydney said. "Making calls and doing marketing."
Jack is Jack Reynolds, the businessman-printer-marketer who recently purchased the Minuteman franchise from Kirk Van Nostrand of Danbury. When I stopped in again on Friday, Jack was alone. "Sydney's taking the four-day Fourth of July weekend," he said.
He's a tall, slim guy, all Torrington, full of energy, who does a lot of walking with wife, Beth, for exercise. Beth is a paraprofessional at East School who graduated from Lewis Mills High School and Emmanuel College in Boston.
The couple has two children, daughter Shea, 16, a Torrington High student, and son Jake, 14, who will enter THS in the fall. "Its' too early to know what the future holds for them," Jack said. "But Shea appears to be leaning slightly toward medicine. Jake? He loves sports." So it isn't yet known if there will be another printer in the family.
Beth helps at the shop when she can but mostly it's just Jack and Sydney. Jack said, "Interestingly, both Sydney and I graduated from the Graphics Design program at Oliver Wolcott Tech. We both had the same instructor, Mark Eucalitto, Sydney much later than me, of course. Not long ago, Mark came by to say hello and wish us luck."
Sydney is 22 years old, half Reynolds' age. She is originally from Washington, now lives in Southington, and received her bachelor's degree from Central Connecticut State University. Jack attended and got his graphics design degree from UConn. Both are skilled in marketing as well as graphic design and printing.
And both have a real desire to make it work. That's half the battle, isn't it?
Before Van Nostrand tried his hand at the business, you may remember Richard Arcelaschi had the place and ran it with the able assistance of his wife Deloris. Archie was a veteran of many years as a printer with The Hartford Courant. After retiring from that newspaper some 18 years ago, he hooked up with Minuteman.
Reynolds took a real interest when Van Nostrand decided to sell, deciding it was time to scratch an itch he had had for some time and become his own boss. He has thrown himself into the business. "We cleaned the shop thoroughly, painted the inside and organized everything," he said.
I peeked into the back room. It is spic and span and very inviting.
His first job out of college was "two or three years with the Register Citizen. Then, I went to work for a print shop in Waterbury," he said.
After that he tried the corporate world. "I went to work in marketing at The Hartford," he said, "and stayed there for 10 years. Then I moved on to Bloomfield, and for two years I worked for Cigna. After that I worked in marketing and fund-raising for United Way. And then I took this opportunity. I hope I'm here for the next 30 years. This is the right thing for me at this point in my life."


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Your list looks good. It looks like you've got everything figured out.
If you want to add a banner for people you would have to create it and upload it.
Hello I have crated my top 100 list can anyone check it out and tell me if I have done it right and if i need to add anything or change something, and when someone wants to join do I click on both Add Member
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Your list looks good. It looks like you've got everything figured out.
If you want to add a banner for people you would have to create it and upload it.
Ok i have another question what do i put in the:Tag Name
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I figured out the maga tag thing How do I put anything in my css page I would like to put at the bottom of my site some html codes to banners and stuff and a counter.
Definitely don't try to put that in the css
You would go to "Advanced Setup" then "List Breaks" and you will see instruction there on how to add a header, footer, etc.
What are the incoming & outgoing and points mean on our site there was nothing explaning the points or anything really explaining how are sites work.
We don't explain the very basics of toplists because we assume that most people who create top lists would at least know why they are creating them
Incoming means how many visitors that site has sent your top list. Outgoing means how many visitors your top list has sent to that site. :wink:
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Hi Dave why are some members banners there one day and gone the next day?
Debs mickey mouse shop banner is now missing.
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Oncolytics Biotech® Inc. Completes Patient Enrollment in U.S. Phase II Clinical Trial Investigating REOLYSIN® in Combination with Gemcitabine in Patients with Advanced or Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer
Oct 24, 2012, 06:30 ET
CALGARY, Oct. 24, 2012 /CNW/ - Oncolytics Biotech Inc. ("Oncolytics") (TSX:ONC, NASDAQ:ONCY) today announced that it has completed patient enrollment in its U.S. Phase II clinical trial using intravenous administration of REOLYSIN in combination with gemcitabine (Gemzar®) in patients with advanced or metastatic pancreatic cancer (REO 017).
The trial is a 33-patient study using a one sample, two-stage design. In the first stage, 17 patients were to be enrolled, and best response noted. If three or more responses were observed (defined as complete response (CR) or partial response (PR) or stable disease (SD) for 12 weeks or more) among the 17 patients, the study would enroll an additional 16 patients for a total of 33 evaluable patients. As previously disclosed, this initial endpoint was met after six evaluable patients were enrolled. The primary objective of the trial is to determine the clinical benefit rate (CR + PR + SD) of intravenous multiple doses of REOLYSIN in combination with gemcitabine in patients with advanced or metastatic pancreatic cancer. The secondary objectives are to determine the progression-free survival (PFS), and to determine the safety and tolerability of REOLYSIN when administered in combination with gemcitabine.
"Completion of enrollment in this study is another positive step forward for our clinical program," said Dr. Brad Thompson, President and CEO of Oncolytics. "The results from this study will be cross referenced with the results of the randomized Phase II pancreatic cancer clinical study using REOLYSIN in combination with carboplatin and paclitaxel that is currently enrolling patients in the U.S."
About Oncolytics Biotech Inc.
Oncolytics is a Calgary-based biotechnology company focused on the development of oncolytic viruses as potential cancer therapeutics. Oncolytics' clinical program includes a variety of human trials using REOLYSIN®, its proprietary formulation of the human reovirus. For further information about Oncolytics, please visit: www.oncolyticsbiotech.com.
About Pancreatic Cancer
The American Cancer Society estimates that 43,920 Americans will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and 37,390 Americans will die from the disease in 2012, making this type of cancer the fourth leading cause of cancer death for both men and women in the United States. For more information about pancreatic cancer, please go to www.cancer.org.
This press release contains forward-looking statements, within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. Forward-looking statements, including the Company's expectations related to the U.S. Phase II clinical trial investigating REOLYSIN in combination with Gemcitabine in patients with advanced or metastatic pancreatic cancer, and the Company's belief as to the potential of REOLYSIN as a cancer therapeutic, involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. Such risks and uncertainties include, among others, the availability of funds and resources to pursue research and development projects, the efficacy of REOLYSIN as a cancer treatment, the tolerability of REOLYSIN outside a controlled test, the success and timely completion of clinical studies and trials, the Company's ability to successfully commercialize REOLYSIN, uncertainties related to the research and development of pharmaceuticals and uncertainties related to the regulatory process. Investors should consult the Company's quarterly and annual filings with the Canadian and U.S. securities commissions for additional information on risks and uncertainties relating to the forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned against placing undue reliance on forward-looking statements. The Company does not undertake to update these forward-looking statements, except as required by applicable laws.
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Sometimes a character goes through so many reinventions and reimaginings, it feels as though they're just being chewed up by the machine. (See Hawkman.) But sometimes, the 20th version of a character is just... perfect. Which character actually benefited from endless redesigns and reboots?
Please include a picture or clip for your chosen character. And please mention which comics, television series, movies or books he/she comes from. Thanks!
Top image: Blue Beetle. Don't get me wrong. Ted Kord is amazing, and Ted's team-ups with Booster Gold are a thing of wonder. But the greatest Blue Beetle, without a doubt, is Jaime Reyes. The costume, the origin, the character... everything about the version created by Rogers and Giffen is ideal.


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With over 100 side events organized at the 5th World Water Forum by NGOs, governments and private companies from 33 countries and all continents, they were successful in terms of the number and diversity of subjects and organizations. Subjects were diverse, from gender issues to climate change, water governance to right to water, and desalination to water security. Mostly carried out as presentations, debates and workshops, the lively and interactive discussions also enriched the Forum through a number of book launches, special ceremonies, documentary screenings, cocktails and receptions. Please see the full details of the side events at the Forum.
Side events were informal discussion meetings held in parallel, between and/or after official sessions which provided an opportunity for the participants to freely discuss issues that weren't fully covered during the Forum sessions. Open to all participants, side events acted as unique platforms for organizations to present their projects and activities, open up discussions and network with other groups. By addressing and raising awareness on global water problems, they made an invaluable contribution to the Forum by covering issues that were not fully covered during the official Forum sessions. Some side events will merely be socially-oriented, such as cocktail parties or receptions. NGOs, governments, private companies and other participants are all encouraged to organize side events at the 5th World Water Forum. Please see the Information Note.Thanks to everybody who applied for organizing a side event during the Forum week. Due to high demand and limited space, among 180 applications only 105 of them could be confirmed. For further information and queries related to side events, please contact Ms. İdil Yilmaz.
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