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Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End,Hans Zimmer

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Hans Zimmer
Released 2007

Hoist The Colours
01:31
85,401 plays

Drink Up Me Hearties Yo Ho
04:31
81,764 plays

Up Is Down
02:42
72,076 plays

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- 1
- Hoist The Colours
- 01:31
- 85,401 plays

- 2
- Singapore
- 03:41
- 47,888 plays

- 3
- At Wit's End
- 08:07
- 55,220 plays

- 4
- Multiple Jacks
- 03:52
- 36,071 plays

- 5
- Up Is Down
- 02:42
- 72,076 plays

- 6
- I See Dead People In Boats
- 07:04
- 39,705 plays

- 7
- The Brethren Court
- 02:21
- 34,294 plays

- 8
- Parlay
- 02:10
- 42,187 plays

- 9
- Calypso
- 03:03
- 36,496 plays

- 10
- What Shall We Die For
- 02:03
- 53,929 plays

- 11
- I Don't Think Now Is The Best Time
- 10:45
- 46,792 plays

- 12
- One Day
- 04:01
- 55,510 plays

- 13
- Drink Up Me Hearties Yo Ho
- 04:31
- 81,764 plays

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album review

As the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy has unfolded, the films' quirky characters have become even more of a draw than the action and special effects. The music for the films has followed suit, although not at the same pace: Hans Zimmer's score for the final film, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End has a few moments of whimsy, spooky drama and exotic flavor mixed with more typical, churning musical backdrops for the action set pieces. With sawing strings and huge brass and choral sections, tracks such as "At Wit's End," "I Don't Think Now Is the Best Time," and "I See Dead People in Boats" are no doubt serviceable in the film's context, but separated from it, they're too repetitive and overwhelming to be enjoyable. However, "Up Is Down"'s Celtic flair makes it more interesting than many of the other amped-up tracks, while the chanted shanty "Hoist the Colours" and mischievous, sinister "Multiple Jacks" prove that the score's quieter moments are the most entertaining. It's also too bad that Keith Richards, who plays Captain Jack Sparrow's pirate dad, isn't featured somehow in the music -- it's a missed opportunity that makes this send-off for Captain Jack and his maties just a little less satisfying. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide