[10x08] December 2nd, 2007

[ssreverb]

Vauxhall VXR8 Review:
00:52 - 01:12 - Graeme Revell - Bury The Hatchet
01:10 - 01:25 - Queens of the Stone Age - Turnin' on the Screw
01:25 - 01:39 - Queens of the Stone Age - Run, Pig, Run
01:39 - 02:21 - John Powell - Bim Bam Smash
02:38 - 02:48 - ?
02:48 - 03:05 - U.N.K.L.E - Burn My Shadow (Instrumental)
03:07 - 03:29 - U.N.K.L.E - Morning Rage (Instrumental)
03:29 - 03:37 - The Dust Brothers - Psycho Boy Jack
03:40 - 04:25 - Amorphous Androgynous - The Wicker Doll
04:26 - 04:45 - Röyksopp - Triumphant
04:45 - 05:04 - U.N.K.L.E - Lawless (Instrumental)
05:08 - 05:25 - U.N.K.L.E - Lawless (Instrumental)

‘The Stig’ Lap:
06:38 - 06:42 - AC/DC - Highway to Hell
07:00 - 07:06 - AC/DC - Highway to Hell

Early Auto Layouts:
15:08 - 15:17 - Hans Zimmer - Beneath Alrischa
15:17 - 15:54 - Layo & Bushwacka! - Dr. Teeth
15:57 - 16:35 - ?
17:46 - 18:35 - U.N.K.L.E - Morning Rage (Instrumental)
18:51 - 19:40 - Elliot Goldenthal - That Cop Stole My Car
19:38 - 20:12 - The Dust Brothers - Corporate World
20:13 - 20:41 - Starsailor - Four To The Floor (Soulsavers Mix)
21:08 - 21:52 - John Barry - Beat for Beatniks
21:52 - 22:00 - Elliot Goldenthal - The Fascist Shuffle
22:01 - 22:10 - ?
22:22 - 22:37 - U.N.K.L.E - May Day (Instrumental)
23:06 - 23:44 - Alan Silvestri - Back to the Future Overture

Renault R25 F1 Challenge:
34:04 - 34:39 - Alex Heffes - Climbing the Rope
34:40 - 35:09 - Hans Zimmer - Synchrotone
35:23 - 35:47 - Tyler Bates - The Hot Gates
35:51 - 35:56 - John Ottman - The Arrests
36:03 - 37:52 - Michael Brook - Ultramarine
35:52 - 37:31 - John Powell - Man Versus Man
38:00 - 38:23 - Underworld - Faxed Invitation
38:23 - 38:38 - ?
39:05 - 39:14 - Hans Zimmer - Hunger
39:09 - 40:16 - John Murphy - The Beginning
40:16 - 40:48 - Terence Blanchard - Demands in Place
41:37 - 42:26 - James Newton Howard - Vincent Hops Train
42:47 - 43:10 - John Ottman - The Arrests
43:10 - 44:25 - Danny Elfman - Main Titles (Planet of the Apes)
44:25 - 44:37 - Lisle Moore - Stranger's Return

Self-Driving BMW 330:
56:05 - 56:25 - Harry Gregson-Williams - Sanchez Family
56:23 - 57:13 - Ennio Morricone - Osservatori Osservati

//timecodes based on 700mb ANGELiC rip//

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This listing contains music from the original BBC broadcast version,
all other versions (Dave, Youtube, TopGear.com, et al) have replaced music.
If you are looking for music from these alternate versions, most of it can be
found by going to: www.extrememusic.com.

[DaveJ]

38:00 - 38:23 - Underworld - Faxed Invitation

[ssreverb]

UNKLE - Lawless (Instrumental)
UNKLE - Burn My Shadow (Instrumental)
UNKLE - Morning Rage (Instrumental)
UNKLE - May Day (Instrumental)
John Powell - Bim Bam Smash
The Dust Brothers - Corporate World
Starsailor - Four To The Floor (Soulsavers Mix)
Michael Brook - Ultramarine

[codymac]

04:25-04:44 Röyksopp - Triumphant

[ssreverb]

full list is now up

ADDED:
Hans Zimmer - Beneath Alrischa
Alan Silvestri - Back to the Future Overture
Alex Heffes - Climbing the Rope
Tyler Bates - The Hot Gates
John Murphy - The Beginning
Terence Blanchard - Demands in Place
James Newton Howard - Vincent Hops Train
John Ottman - The Arrests
Danny Elfman - Main Titles (Planet of the Apes)
Ennio Morricone - Osservatori Osservati

[solaris389]

01:10 - 01:25 - Queens of the Stone Age-Turnin' on the Screw

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01:25 - 01:39 - Queens of the Stone Age-Run, Pig, Run

[fussychicken]

I'm not really sure how to say this without having people take it the wrong way, but is it just me, or have the soundtracks this year been, how shall I say, uninspired? I still find them very good and they really make the show. Nevertheless, I don't seem to get that same buzz that I would get back in the season 3-8 range.

[ssreverb]

44:25 - 44:37 - Not entirely sure but i think this is either from Pearl Harbor or it was used on the trailer for the movie. If so it could be trailer music that doesnt have a name.

It's a production library cue. "Stranger's Return" by Lisle Moore

ADDED:
00:52 - 01:12 - Graeme Revell - Bury The Hatchet
15:17 - 15:54 - Layo & Bushwacka! - Dr. Teeth
44:25 - 44:37 - Lisle Moore - Stranger's Return

[raintz99]

39:05 - 39:14 - Hans Zimmer - Hunger (from Black Hawk Down OST) ??? Would anybody confirm that?

[chrisjhodgson]

21:08 - 21:52 - John Barry - Beat for Beatniks

I think some of the music used is turning into "orchestral stabs" - something of an over-refinement in the production. Just my thoughts, completely disproved by the length of the section I've identified...

[HaggisHill]

39:05 - 39:14 - Hans Zimmer - Hunger (from Black Hawk Down OST) ??? Would anybody confirm that?

If ssreverb puts it in the list, you're 99% confirmed

EDIT: I know 3:40-> but it's eluding me. I'm gonna kick myself when someone IDs it

[ssreverb]

If ssreverb puts it in the list, you're 99% confirmed

EDIT: I know 3:40-> but it's eluding me. I'm gonna kick myself when someone IDs it

Yep 100% confirmed. Oh, and 3:40 is "The Wicker Doll" by Amorphous Androgynous

[ahdvd]

18:51 - 19:40 - I think this is "bullet frenzy" from 'S.W.A.T." by Elliot Goldenthal. If it's not that track im 100% sure it's from that score.
35:52 - 37:31 - This is 'Man Verses Man' from the bourne ultimatum score - the piece used in the episode is actually from 3 different parts of the track re-edited together.
44:25 - 44:37 - Not entirely sure but i think this is either from Pearl Harbor or it was used on the trailer for the movie. If so it could be trailer music that doesnt have a name.

[ssreverb]

18:51 - 19:40 - I think this is "bullet frenzy" from 'S.W.A.T." by Elliot Goldenthal. If it's not that track im 100% sure it's from that score.
35:52 - 37:31 - This is 'Man Verses Man' from the bourne ultimatum score - the piece used in the episode is actually from 3 different parts of the track re-edited together.
44:25 - 44:37 - Not entirely sure but i think this is either from Pearl Harbor or it was used on the trailer for the movie. If so it could be trailer music that doesnt have a name.

Great tip!... found 2 from S.W.AT.
18:51 - 19:40 - Elliot Goldenthal - That Cop Stole My Car
21:52 - 22:00 - Elliot Goldenthal - The Fascist Shuffle

[fussychicken]

Finally someone has said what i've been thinking.
For casual viewers the music has done its job, but my main gripe is that they have resorted to the same handful of movie soundtracks over and over. The music worked better when they didn't rely on so many movie scores and/or use the same albums over and over, and chose music that you wouldn't expect to hear. I can tell they were rushed in post-prod this season or didn't put as much time into researching the music in BBCs library.

Glad to know that I am not the only one! While a couple of obscure classical movie scores is ok, I agree that they are being overused, and the ones that are being chosen aren't the best when compared to some of the ones used in the past. I also hope your theory is correct in that they have been rushed for time versus other possibilities such as they have a new music guy that isn't as good!

[ahdvd]

And it's not like there havent been several new scores released with movies that have atleast one piece (and usually several more pieces) of music that could be used. Just off the top of my head i could suggest:

Rescue Dawn
The Kingdom
Shoot 'em Up
Resident Evil Extinction

The only reason i can think they wouldnt be seeking out new music would be license fees, perhaps the producers feel that they have a large enough library of cues and are forcing the editors to do as much as they can with what they already have?

[ssreverb]

The only reason i can think they wouldnt be seeking out new music would be license fees, perhaps the producers feel that they have a large enough library of cues and are forcing the editors to do as much as they can with what they already have?

Many of the segments were edited at the same time, so probably just using what they had within reach. They still seam to be seeking out new music, but the only difference is that film music has taken over. In previous seasons we didn't have such an overuse of stuff from something like the 300 OST, for example. Using it during the epic polar episode was fitting, but it seams ill-placed when they use it in practically every car review they do.

[Vianegativa85]

03:29 - 03:37 - Dust Brothers - Psycho Boy Jack (Fight Club Soundtrack)

[ssreverb]

ADDED:
34:40 - 35:09 - Hans Zimmer - Synchrotone
56:05 - 56:25 - Harry Gregson-Williams - Sanchez Family