Jun 03, 2011 Linkin Park's 'Iridescent' featured on Transformers: Dark of The Moon Soundtrack available here: Directed by Joe Hahn. Steve jablonsky nest ft. Linkin park transformers 2 soundtrack (4.98 MB). Download.kehuan.net - file ext: mp3. Linkin Park Iridescent HD from Transformers Dark.
Genre: Score Date: 2007 Country: USA Audio codec: MP3 Quality: 320 kbps Playtime: 2:35:08 1. The Cube (2:38) 2. The Cube (Alt.) (2:38) 3. Soldier’s Arrive (0:33) 4. Bogey Approach (1:24) 5.
My Ladies (0:35) 6. Soccent Attack (2:16) 7. Crazy Grandfather (0:17) 8. Angry Camaro (1:27) 9. Deciphering the Signal (2:06) 10. Untitled (0:44) 11.
Sam at the Lake (2:01) 12. Belly Shot (0:17) 13. Belly Shot (Version 2) (0:17) 14.
Pentagonn to Air Force One (0:48) 15. Cargo Shootout (2:00) 16.
Camaro on the Run (2:55) 17. Skorpinok (5:40) 18.
Skorpinok Pt. 1 (Unused) (1:46) 19. Skorpinok Pt. 2 (Unused) (3:40) 20.
Sim in the Compact (0:40) 21. Embeded Message (1:12) 22. Satan’s Camaro (0:32) 23. Sam’s Pink Bike Pursuit (0:51) 24. Are You Ladies Man 217? We’re Locked In (2:10) 26.
Arrival to Earth (5:27) 27. Cybertron (2:48) 28. Whitwicky Pt. Whitwicky Pt. Whitwicky Pt. Sector 7 (0:36) 32.
Take Em and Bake Em (1:03) 33. Criminals Are Hot (0:44) 34. Autobots to the Rescue (1:21) 35. Autobots to the Rescue (Version 2) (1:21) 36. Not to Hear That (0:28) 37. Simmons Takes It Off (0:54) 38. Speaker Phone (0:54) 39.
When Feds Attack (2:14) 40. Bumblebee Captured (2:24) 41.
Bumblebee Captured (Alt.) (2:21) 42. Hoover Dam (1:12) 43. Optimus (3:15) 44. Frenzy Falls (0:26) 45. People Are Going to Die Here (0:32) 46. NBE One (2:31) 47.
Spark (3:50) 48. Nokia Bot (0:20) 49. Speeding Autos (0:35) 50. Bumblebee (4:05) 51. Optimus Sword (0:46) 52. F22’s to the City (1:34) 53.
Devastator (2:03) 54. Devastator (Alt.) (0:55) 55.
You’re a Soldier Now (2:41) 56. Sam Runs (0:53) 57. Downtown Battle (1:24) 58. Mountain Dew (0:45) 59. Untitled (0:43) 60. Untitled (Alt.) (0:42) 61. Surreal Mikaela (0:38) 62. Uiso9_pe serial key.
Bumblebee Gets a Lift (1:13) 63. Sam Flares It Up (1:01) 64. Sam on the Roof (1:12) 65. No Sacrifice, No Victory (4:05) 66. Sam Our Hero (2:27) 67.
Sam Our Hero (Alt.) (2:25) 68. All Spark (6:04) 69. Attack (5:09) 70.
Brooding (4:35) 71. Creeper (2:25) 72. Decepticons (Version 3) (2:00) 73. Decepticons (Version 11) (3:37) 74. Decepticons Cello (4:43) 75. Decepticons (Version 5) (3:10) 76. Decepticon Vibe (3:39) 77.
Invasion (1:41) 78. Sam’s Theme (1:58) 79. Stonker (3:49) 80.
Tensaction (2:51).
If intergalactic, shape-shifting, alien robots really did decide to settle an age-old feud on our home planet, it would make perfect sense for them to battle it out to a larger-than-life soundtrack like this one. Linkin Park get things going with the emo-tinged “New Divide.” The song paints a dark backdrop with mechanical sounding orchestration and a soaring chorus loaded with razor-honed hooks. Green Day follow it up with the moody “21 Guns,” a strolling ballad with a punchy chorus pulled from their celebrated 2009 album 21st Century Breakdown. Nickelback’s triumphant “Burn It To The Ground” would well accompany hurling a helicopter at one’s opponent; the meaty riff and sinister snarl of singer Chad Kroeger balance classic rock with a venomous post-grunge sound making for the album’s toughest tune.
Staind also deliver a blistering rocker in “This Is It,” a moody and brooding song that recalls “Rooster”-era Alice In Chains. If you believe in saving the best for last, The Fallen’s remix of Cheap Trick’s take on the Transformers theme song is more than worth the wait as it sounds like the band haven’t aged a day since their epic 1978 performance at Budokan. If intergalactic, shape-shifting, alien robots really did decide to settle an age-old feud on our home planet, it would make perfect sense for them to battle it out to a larger-than-life soundtrack like this one. Linkin Park get things going with the emo-tinged “New Divide.” The song paints a dark backdrop with mechanical sounding orchestration and a soaring chorus loaded with razor-honed hooks. Green Day follow it up with the moody “21 Guns,” a strolling ballad with a punchy chorus pulled from their celebrated 2009 album 21st Century Breakdown. Nickelback’s triumphant “Burn It To The Ground” would well accompany hurling a helicopter at one’s opponent; the meaty riff and sinister snarl of singer Chad Kroeger balance classic rock with a venomous post-grunge sound making for the album’s toughest tune.