Masterpiece of a master of his class!

"Spy Game" ... His name is "Gregson-Williams" - "Harry Gregson Williams"!
If one would ask me about my favorite movies, then Währe definitely "Spy Game" here. The film can be a completely forgotten that there ever is a "James Bond", although it was not even close in the direction of a classic Bond movie goes. The "Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" has this time Harry Gregson-Williams composed and conducted alone. One shortcoming showing only one side, the positives!
So far there are not very many works in which he worked alone, but it seems like he's so much to be better than in a collaboration with one of his colleagues. The CD includes 20 tracks that are one after another better.
If you look at the film, you realize a perfect work of the "cutter". It would seem as if the film after the music was produced, and not the other way around.
Harry Gregson-Williams taste for "percussion" is clearly moved on this soundtrack CD once again to the fore. With his own way, he lets his loaded sounds flying around our ears. The action in the film seems to be by straight triple !
Some tracks you wanted even that they could still run a little longer. So it is not surprising that when you listen to this masterpiece, the "case of the disc are Harry Gregson Williams again a greeting:" Harry would like to thank Tony Scott (director of Spy Game), Chris Wagner, Douglas Wick, Marc Abraham, Michael Solinger, G. Marq Roswell, Richard Whitfield, Toby Chu, Christian Hensen, Justin Burnett, John Nordstrom, Bob Daspit, RG-W (I think he thinks his brother Rupert Gregson-Williams), Hans Zimmer, Alan Meyerson, Gretchen O'Neal and Karen (Karen Gregson-Williams - his wife), Jessie & Josh GW (Jessie Gregson-Williams & Josh Gregson-Williams)
Track & Track 19 20 were both composed by Harry Gregson-Williams, however, track 19 of "Ryeland Allison" and track 20 of "Tom Rothrock" reissued (remixed).
The "Middle Eastern vocals" sung by "Khosro Ansari" on various pieces of Harry Gregson-Williams, come from those same man, but it is not a singer or voices wonder what you should know, because "Khosro Ansari" is a proofed the mosque in "Santa Monica". He and his girlfriend "Horshe" together accounted for the come plete "Beirut - chants", of which Harry Gregson-Williams was inspired as "Khosro" the same hymns dig the Rosary sang to himself.
Even himself some familiar melodies from "Enemy of the State -The Public Enemy No. 1" and the television series "The Hunger" by Harry Gregson-Williams were used as background music of the film in the film.
Harry was born in England, and began his career as a choirboy.
He was the famous "St. Paul's Choir "and went with them on a world tour thus his life was marked by some his classic preference, the influence of the choirboys existence, all this can be mainly due to the.." Spy Game "- find CD again.