The hammer has been dropped! Kristen Romanelli joins Christopher Coleman to talk about Mark Mothersbaugh's recently released, retro original score for THOR RAGNAROK. In addition to breaking down Motherbaugh's score, they also talk about the soundtrack release itself and the recent twitter poll where YOU voted for your favorite score of Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far. The BONUS TRACK is back with more spoiler movie and music discussion, too!
Episode Highlights
00:17 - Introduction
02:10 - Welcome and Birthday
05:47 - First and Second Thor
10:26 - Thor Ragnarok Film Reaction (no spoilers)
19:57 - Thor Ragnarok Score Reaction (no spoilers)
31:42 - The soundtrack release
42:56 - Twitter Poll and where we rank the Thor Ragnarok score
53:48 - BONUS TRACK (Spoilers)
Music Selections
00:00 - "Planet Sakaar" (Thor Ragnarok) by Mark Mothersbaugh
05:00 - "Sons of Odin" (Thor) by Patrick Doyle
10:03 - "Thor: The Dark World" (Thor: The Dark World) by Brian Tyler
19:18 - "Ragnarok Suite" (Thor Ragnarok) by Mark Mothersbaugh
53:00 - "Grandmaster Jam Session" (Thor Ragnarok) by Mark Mothersbaugh
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