Marco Beltrami - The November Man OST (2014)

Soundtrack / Score

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Tracklist:
01. Marco Beltrami - Take Orders (5:24)
02. Marco Beltrami - She Asked for You (2:30)
03. Marco Beltrami - Natalia (3:51)
04. Marco Beltrami - Code 42 (3:58)
05. Marco Beltrami - Natalia Dies (0:57)
06. Marco Beltrami - It Was Devereaux (1:57)
07. Marco Beltrami - Run from Mason (6:51)
08. Marco Beltrami - Who Done It (1:33)
09. Marco Beltrami - Mason Scores (1:28)
10. Marco Beltrami - Leg Cut (4:13)
11. Marco Beltrami - Mason Finds Lucy (1:50)
12. Marco Beltrami - Mira Mira on the Wall (9:27)
13. Marco Beltrami - Confession (4:57)
14. Marco Beltrami - Mason Jarred (0:59)
15. Marco Beltrami - November Man (2:27)
16. Marco Beltrami - Mason Saves Lucy (2:13)
17. Marco Beltrami - Reunited (4:52)
18. Marco Beltrami - End Credits (2:05)

About:
Composer: Marco Beltrami
Year of release of a disk: 2014
Year of release of the film: 2014
Country-drive manufacturer: US
Publisher (label): Varese Sarabande
Catalog Number: 302 067 295 8
Audio codec: MP3
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 1:01:31

Released: Sep 09, 2014
℗ 2014 3AM Music Limited & Starr Score Holdings, LLC, Under Exclusive License To Varese Sarabande Records

Review:
By Paul Allaer (excerpt)

"The November Man - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" (18 tracks; 61 min.) starts with "Take Orders", the pre-opening credits action scene that introduces us to the two main characters (CIA operative Devereaux and his partner/protégé David Mason). The music builds up slowly with dueling piano and strings, and then explodes. It becomes a thread throughout the entire score. "Natalia" really should be named "Natalia's Theme". There are quite a few pieces that are just in the 1 to 2 min. range, or even shorter, simply establishing the mood of that particular moment in the movie and then moving on (check out the dreamy "Who Done It", or the hard-charging "Mason Jarred", one of the soundtrack's better moments actually). There are also several almost epic tracks such as the 9+ min. mini-suite "Mira Mira on the Wall", which also shines (and features a few electronic tones as well). The tracks are listed in chronological order, which is great for the listening experience, but BEWARE, if you haven't seen the movie yet, you can almost make out the movie's entire story line just by looking at the track titles... The very last track "End Titles" is a bit misleading: yes, it does eventually play, but the song that is featured as the end titles start rolling actually is Aloe Blacc's "Ticking Bomb" (from his great new album "Lift Your Spirit"). For whatever reason it is not included in the soundtrack, which is unfortunate. But even with that omission, I still quite like this particular collection, which confirms once again Beltrami's reputation as one of the better movie composers of this generation. If you like intense orchestral movie scores, check this out.