This goes beyond saying 'sounds like'. This is 'Classic' Zimmer. When I first listened to this, a week before the movies release,I couldn't escape sheer epic sound that Zimmer creates.In essence, he makes Pirates work,with Jack's main theme,the idea behind which is that Jack has envisaged his own myth,and has created his own theme music to accompany it! there is richness here, yet little development or departure from the earlier films themes-even Sao Feng's tune sounds a little stale.

Saying that 'I Don't Think Now is the Best Time' is surely the best soundtrack piece ever.It covers the entire Last Battle in the Maelstrom...right up to whatever happens to Beckett(don't want to spoil it for anyone)and is just a visualless movie in itself.Fantastic.

Aside Zimmer's fetish for bravado brass, overly syconpated and singular sounding strings,it is actually FUN listening to this soundtrack,whereas some only survive with their symbiote of sight, this stides ahead with an entirely… more »

This goes beyond saying 'sounds like'. This is 'Classic' Zimmer. When I first listened to this, a week before the movies release,I couldn't escape sheer epic sound that Zimmer creates.In essence, he makes Pirates work,with Jack's main theme,the idea behind which is that Jack has envisaged his own myth,and has created his own theme music to accompany it! there is richness here, yet little development or departure from the earlier films themes-even Sao Feng's tune sounds a little stale.

Saying that 'I Don't Think Now is the Best Time' is surely the best soundtrack piece ever.It covers the entire Last Battle in the Maelstrom...right up to whatever happens to Beckett(don't want to spoil it for anyone)and is just a visualless movie in itself.Fantastic.

Aside Zimmer's fetish for bravado brass, overly syconpated and singular sounding strings,it is actually FUN listening to this soundtrack,whereas some only survive with their symbiote of sight, this stides ahead with an entirely 'big' sound and thoroughly enjoying ambiguity.