[Eclipse] BO du film

Merci Sabine d'avoir poursuivi la quête des groupes

Ha putain c'est un excellent cru toussa rien que Beck et les black Angels enterre ces cutereux de Muse.

Bon ca fait plaisir tout ca.

Dans le video d'Eclipse de Muse il y aurait apparemment une nouvelle scène du film:
"@MTVBuzzworthy See a clip of Muse’s ‘Neutron Star Collision (Love is Forever)’ video 2mrow AM on Buzzworthy! "
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Le groupe Metric parle de sa colloboration sur la BO d'Eclipse

On the band’s MySpace blog, Emily, the lead singer, writes:

“Yes … It’s official. Our song “All Yours”, co-written with the legendary film composer Howard Shore and performed by Metric, is going to be featured in the movie Eclipse, the next installment in the worldwide phenomenon known as the Twilight saga.

I’ve always wanted to write music for film, but I never expected to start with something on this scale, so you can imagine how surprised I was when out of nowhere I got a phone call from Howard Shore, who I’d never met or even spoken with before. Most people know him as the man who wrote the acclaimed score for The Lord of the Rings trilogy, but I grew up on Shore’s earlier works– his score for David Cronenberg’s Naked Lunch in collaboration with jazz great Ornette Coleman still stands as one of the most ambitious & unusual scores out there.

To my amazement, Howard was calling to ask me to work with him on his latest project: scoring the next Twilight movie, Eclipse. He wanted Jimmy & I to write the theme song for the pivotal last scene in the movie,
integrating the music from his existing score into a composition that would express the emotional ending of the film. Seriously?!?! The lyrics would have to be in the voice of the main character Bella, and we had to stay within the confines of harmonic and melodic themes Howard had in mind for the last scene.”

source twilight lexicon

“Oui … c'est officiel . Notre chanson “All Yours”, co-écrit avec le légendaire compositeur Howard Shore et jouée par Metric, sera dans Eclipse.

J'ai toujours voulu écrire de la musique pour un film, mais je ne m'attendais jamais à commencer par un film de cette ampleur , donc je fus surprise quand Howard Shore m'a téléphoné , je ne l'avais jamais vu . La plupart des gens le connaissent grâce à la trilogy The Lord of the Rings , mais j'ai grandi avec ses musiques .

A ma surprise , Howard m'appelait pour travailler sur son dernier projet : Eclipse. Il voulait que Jimmy & moi écrivions une chanson pour une scène importante du film ,
en intégrant de la musique à unethème musical déjà existant pour marquer la fin émotionnelle du film . Les paroles devaient être celles de Bella, et nus deviosn rester dans l'harmonie et les thèmes développés par Howard .”

source twilight lexicon

3O Secondes du video de Muse:(preview grâce a MTV)

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On va y arriver à l'avoir en entier...perdons pas espoir

On l'aura en entier lundi

pour cette info Petiteaurel ! ça avance tout doucement... comme je l'ai déjà dit ils aiment bien jouer avec nos nerfs et à Nicolisandra pour toutes ces infos sur la BO

Barnes & Nobles a annoncé que la soundtrack d'Eclipse sera disponible le 8 Juin...Si vous l'achetez sur leur site il y aura 2 editions;la normale et une speciale avec deux titres en bonus qui sont:
16 The Line / Battles Bonus Track
17 How Can You Swallow so Much Sleep / Bombay Bicycle Club Bonus Track
Voici le lien:
http://music.barnesandnoble.com/search/product.asp?r=1&EAN=75678924507&cm_mmc=Skimlinks-_-k186085-_-j12871747k186085-_-Primary&ourl=The-Twilight-Saga-Eclipse-Original-Motion-Picture-Soundtrack&itm=9&USRI=eclipse&IF=N
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Emily Haines de Metric parle de Kristen et du personnage de Bella.

'It was really cool to feel the emotions of someone else,' frontwoman says of connecting to Kristen Stewart's character.


It's not exactly breaking news when the folks behind the wildly successful "Twilight" soundtracks tap indie acts to appear on their albums — at least not after last year's "New Moon" 'track featured contributions from the likes of Bon Iver, Lykke Li and Grizzly Bear.

But on Wednesday, as MySpace Music unveiled the list of bands that would appear on the upcoming "Eclipse" album, a few names stood out from the fold; chief among them was Metric.

Over the years, the Canadian quartet — led by frontwoman Emily Haines — have forged a reputation for being fiercely independent, making their own path and, as much as possible, shying away from the limelight, to the point that, to be honest, appearing on a major motion-picture soundtrack didn't seem to be anywhere on their list of priorities.

Haines didn't debate that point when she sat down with MTV News to discuss her band's involvement with "Eclipse." The idea seemed impossible to her until, she said, a famed composer gave her a call.

"I have to say it was unlike any experience I've ever had. ... I got a phone call from Howard Shore, who is, in my opinion, the best, heavyweight film composer out there. He did the scores for the 'Lord of the Rings' and, more importantly to me, he did all the David Cronenberg films: 'The Fly,' 'Naked Lunch.' He's an amazing, brilliant musician," Haines said. "[He] calls me and says, 'I want to write with you ... I want you to write with me, for the song at the end of the movie, the penultimate moment, where the whole score culminates in this incredible scene.' And I was like, 'OK.' "

From there, Haines — working off a copy of the "Eclipse" script — got to work writing a song based on the experiences of Bella Swan. And much like her involvement in the project, writing a song through someone else's eyes was something she never dreamed she'd be doing.

"I had to ... really try to embody the voice of Bella, which I've never done. I've always been interested in that — writing for film — and it was really cool to feel the emotions of someone else, and then try to express it in a way that's consistent with Stephenie [Meyer]'s books," she said. "It was so interesting for me. And [Shore] had also written the [chord] progressions, and we had to work within his melodic ideas, but still make it us. ... He really wanted it to be Metric. So it's, like, Metric and Howard Shore, writing this moment. And when you see the movie, you'll hear that the melodies from the song we wrote are part of the score. ... I can't believe my luck, and it was really cool to work with him."

While writing Metric's contribution to the "Eclipse" soundtrack — a song titled, appropriately enough, "Eclipse (All Yours)" — Haines connected not just with the character of Bella, but the actress who plays her, Kristen Stewart. In doing so, she discovered a newfound depth and respect for both the actress and the series' author.

"Well, it was definitely unusual. ... With this, it was really feeling this character, and I really like Kristen Stewart. I think she's got such a great energy around her, and the character is such a good representation of a real girl," Haines said. "I think a lot of times young women get characterized as shallow or silly, and we all have to deal with, in popular culture, these terrifying Barbies. And I think Kristen Stewart as an actress, and the character that Stephenie created in these books is a really interesting, real character."

So while hearing all about the song's creation is nice, we're sure the "Twilight" fans of the world are really dying to know whether Haines got to see "Eclipse" (hitting theaters June 30). Well, if she did, she's not saying. And it's probably for the best.

"I feel like if I comment on that, it's kind of the equivalent of when you say something about Scientology: Someone's going to come and get me," she laughed. "I'm not revealing anything, to anyone, about anything, ever."

Were you surprised to hear that Metric will contribute to the "Eclipse" soundtrack? Let us know in the comments!
source mtv via bellasdiary

Elle dit donc qu'elle a aimé incarner Bella dans sa chanson. Elle troiuve que Kristent est une bonne actrice , pas du tout bimbo. Le reste a déjà été traduit page 4

Les anglais auront 2 titres bonus sur la BO d'eclipse

The Special Edition includes two bonus cuts and deluxe packaging, available June 8th. 2 bonus songs are:

16. Battles (Bonus Track) - "The Line"
17. Bombay Bicycle Club (Bonus Track) - "How Can You Swallow so Much Sleep"


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