"BREAKING DAWN - Part 2" - The Morning .... backed by an excellent soundtrack

The "Twilight" saga is coming to an end - and the accompanying soundtrack casts a huge shadow before ....

Messenger previous soundtracks already quite a bit of felicitous material, so is the soundtrack for "THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN - Part 2" to be regarded simply as the best of this series in my opinion !!!!
A collection of 14 tracks, as they could not be successful and coherent - and maybe you just fancy the film makes ....

The opener, "Where I Come From" by Passion Pit, a track with getting used to start, but steadily is becoming a true gem ....
Track 3 by Green Day, "The Forgotten," a great number, underlaid with a stunning string ensemble and with incredible retro charm ....
"Fire In The Water" by Feist - a really nice track, with an incredibly evocative sound design ....
"The Antidote" of St. Vincent - a rocking track with addictive, with a good pinch of Blondie ....
"Heart Of Stone" by Iko - alone this voice is awesome ....
"Cover Your Tracks" A Boy and His Kite .... also a number that you can listen to again and again ....
And of course, "A Thousand Years (Part 2)" by Christina Perri (feat Steve Kazee.) - Just great ....

Everything wonderful songs that a downright invite you to dream and represent the perfect soundtrack for a fantasy tale that class.
And they all harmonize their texture forth beautifully with the musical style of the instrumental score written by Carter Burwell, who has already "Twilight" and "Breaking Dawn - Part 1" HAT underlaid with wonderful instrumental music, a music that by itself their mood ago has contributed significantly to the class of this movie series.
Burwell's score here is a track (no. 14) represented, with the elegant title "Plus Que Ma Prope Vie" - this one track makes you hungry to the publication of the score album, which can wait a bit to be ... ,
A beautiful piece of film music - with a big orchestra and choir recorded a fantastic .... gorgeous !!!!

But the absolute highlight of this soundtrack is for me Track 10 - James Vincent McMorrow of entitled "Ghosts" ....
The first time I heard this piece, I could not help but to repeat it several times before I could hear this record until the end ....
An insanity number - calm, collected and yet incredibly powerful with an indescribable pull ....

Tastes differ, each should make its own judgment - but for me is the following already ....
"THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN - Part 2":
An absolute recommendation - not only for fans of the film series (for this album is obligatory anyway), but for those who just want to hear a great compilation album !!!!
Full marks - End of story !!!!