Mir gefällts very good.

Once the ratings for the 2 disc edition are not really turned out well, I was a bit skeptical at the beginning, to buy this set. After lengthy considerations and a lower price, I can send me the chic set. As written, the first CD of the normal soundtrack. The second provides a number of new tracks with the main melody remains mostly the same. The remixes have become pretty good except for one. This CD has a duration on approximately 72 minutes. The new tracks are not offer much new, but this one has more tracks from the movie.

The first track is the "Bank Robbery [Prologue]". This has me already really liked the film and unfortunately on the normal soundtrack (Track 1 "Why So Serious?") Contained a slightly different version. The piece begins again like a mix of broken vacuum cleaner and a Feuerwehrsirene and is briefly interrupted repeatedly between there. It is after a certain time louder. The running time is 5:25. "Buyer Beware" is an approximately 3-minute track, which has something of the Dark Knight Theme and is pretty action-heavy. This is clearly a new track. The instruments are played rather quickly and abruptly. The track "Halfway to Hong Kong" is kept fairly quiet (with piano, violins, a growl, trumpet) and murmurs to himself. Finally, there is something from the Dark Knight Theme that has already drawn in CD 1 by the tracks. The track "Decent Men In An Indecent Time" is like its previous title pretty quiet. "You're Gonna Love Me" goes back in the direction of "Why So Serious?" and the first track of this CD. It's a bit faster and Action-packed track. Personally I like very well.

Then continue with "Chance," which starts a little louder and sounds more like a horror film in the beginning. From about 60 seconds it is something harmonious with violins and it is peaceful and quiet. The runtime of 3:34 minutes is fine. "You Complete Me" starts fairly quiet and becomes louder. There are a good amount of The Dark Knight Theme and Joker Theme. "The Ferries" is about 10 minutes the longest track on the CD. The music is pretty good and it has become a mix of different tracks. I find it personally not bad and I like it quite well. "We Are Tonight's Entertainment" can only connect to the previous text. "A Watchful Guardian" is a nice way to finish the normal tracks. It reminds me a bit of "A Dark Knight" which is already noted some differences.

"Why So Serious? [The Crystal Method Remix]" is the first remix of 4 pieces on this CD. This version is a little in the direction of The Matrix Reloaded and I personally like very well. One hears definitely out the original track. The next mix is ​​"Poor Choice Of Words [Paul Van Dyk Remix]" and goes along the lines of "A Dark Knight" and mixed listen to it like that of Tiesto "He's a Pirate". It is a good remix of me super like and about 6:15 minutes running. "Gunpowder and Gasoline [Mel Wesson Remix]" starts a little quieter and louder and goes a bit in the direction of "A Dark Knight". This version is a mix of rock and good Technomix ala Matrix. Still not lost the spirit of Batman. The last track of the CD is "Rory's First Kiss [Ryeland Allison Remix]" and I personally like the least. This track is pretty mixed and I really can not assign this piece of this regular soundtrack. Most Mix remind me a lot of this from He's a Pirate (Tiesto Remix).

Review of CD1:
So the next soundtrack by Hans Zimmer in collaboration by James Newton Howard. The soundtrack is exactly what I expected - quite dark, and from too powerful and a typical room sound. The CD begins with the track "Why So Serious?" the first 1:30 minutes like a mix of broken vacuum cleaner and a Feuerwehrsirene sounds and then again louder with different Instrumenten.Sehr nice, I think that you, for example, at 3:00 the increasing pace feels very good. It is a mix of violins, piano, drums and other instruments that were packed in about 9:14 minutes. This track is my personal favorite and it has brought up me again and again in the cinema goosebumps came as this piece and you knew that now comes the Joker!

"I'm Not A Hero" begins with many violins and remains true to this line. The track reminds me quite on the track "The Fog Bound" from Pirates of the Caribbean (Pirates of the Caribbean). But still you can hear the trumpets very nice out which one has heard during the trailer. This track lasts 6:35 minutes. The next piece is "Harvey Two-Face" which again starts with violins and goes in the direction of a beautiful ballad. There are always some bass and some drums and trumpets. From the title I thought rather that the track after that is something wilder, but the 6:17 his line stays true to the whole. Only the last two minutes from time to time a little louder in trumpets.

"Aggressive expansion" is one of the easiest tracks on the album. Initially EHR is a bit quiet but has then also fairly quickly played the theme of Batman from the trailer with lots of trumpets. I find that there is something going in the direction of "The Island", with piano, flute and violin. Finally, it is then again pretty loud with individual parts of the 1st track. Duration 4:36. The track "Always A Catch" begins as the 1st track just a little harder and the climax is reached more quickly. Then it goes back to a little quieter and has a duration of about 1:40. "Blood On My Hands" is kept fairly quiet and runs 2:30. The Insturmente are violins, drums and sometimes a little trumpet. I like the track is not as good as the other. Track no. 7 "A Little Push" goes a little in the direction of Song 1 and "Always A Catch". It is zeimlich restless and sounds like as if a plane is flying too fast down mixed with a swarm of bees. Duration 2:43. "I Am The Batman" begins rather unspectacular and ends the same way. Then comes "And I Thought My Jokes Were Bad" is a mix of the first track and the trumpets Theme from the trailer that I like very much. It is a mix of violins as already mentioned trumpets and other instruments. Personally, I would tap electronic music.

One of the best tracks on the CD with a playing time of about 2:28 minutes. Now it is also equal to something wilder next in "Agent Of Chaos" that actually sounds like the previous track in the beginning, only this time there are also a few piano melodies. After little weaknesses and quieter moments in the middle part of the CD you are at the end again real substance. This resulted, among other things "Introduce A Little Anarchy" that a faster and louder track is short, of a good mix of all the previous tracks is designed only slightly more impressive. "Watch The World Burn" is just kept calm as ever "I am the Batman." Finally, there is still time 16:15 minutes bedroom Howard power with quieter moments of all "I am the Batman" and faster as "Introduce A Little Anarchy". Here you can see the similarity to the recent "Pirates of the Caribbean - At World's End (Pirates of the Caribbean 3)" feel right. I do not mind that because it applies only to a few tunes.

In "A Dark Knight" There are lots of violins, trumpets and drums and unites practically all the tracks, are excluded the first few minutes of track one with the slightly comical beginning. Otherwise, there is the Batman theme that frequently turns up in the end. Duration about 73 minutes!

I personally like the CD very well, because it is not very demanding and also just can then run in the background. In any case, the tracks are rather dark held and played like that one bit "nervous" is it. Now I look forward even more to the film!

Addendum to the film (those who want to know something to):
With the film personally really liked after me in Batman Begins (Steelbook, 2 DVDs) but always missing something, the 2nd part has become really good. This is however clearly the Joker, played really good times and can convince on the whole route. The action is more in the background, more one focuses on the figures. The film promises next drama also some shock effects!