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Trailerhead ReviewPlease note I'm relatively new to the category of "trailer music," thus my reviews are based solely on my own enjoyment/experience of the product.
Firstly, I'd like to correct a couple of Amazon listing mistakes regarding this CD. The category it's in, "Ireland," is incorrect, as is the artist title--it's just "Immediate," as in "Immediate Music," NOT "The Immediate." Somehow this CD has gotten lumped together with an Irish band by the same name when the two are not related as far as I know. This CD would be better placed in the soundtrack, classical, or instrumental category.
I wondered why Amazon kept recommending me this weird-looking CD called "Trailerhead," until the "Trailer" in the title finally occurred to me and I looked into it, then promptly purchased it. "Trailerhead" is put out by the same people who gave us Globus's "Epicon," Imperativa Records, associated with Immediate Music, who do lots of that fantastic, dramatic music you hear in movie trailers (namely--gigantic orchestras and Latin-singing choirs)--hence the CD's title. I was unaware when purchasing "Trailerhead" how closely it corresponds to "Epicon." Some of the tracks on this CD are basically shortened/edited instrumental versions of some of the "Epicon" tracks. The corresponding tracks that I can recognize are:
Trailerhead--Epicon:
Lacrimosa Dominae--Preliator
Serenata Immortale--Orchard Of Mines
Prelude To Paradise--Prelude (On Earth As In Heaven)
Spiritus Omnia--Spiritus Khayyam
Fides En Lucius Dei--Diem Ex Dei
Shield Of Faith--Take Me Away
As already mentioned, these seem to be shortened versions of some of "Epicon's" tracks, minus vocals aside from the choir. The rest of the tracks on "Trailerhead," as far as I know, are original to this CD (and to the trailers/commercials they appeared in--I believe "Prometheus Rising" was recently heard in the TV commercial for the movie "Defiance").
The "recycled" music however is not a drawback in the least; fans of "Epicon" will enjoy the edited versions if only for comparison's sake, and there's plenty of other music on the CD. The later tracks in particular, such as "Generations" and "Age Of Discovery," have an especially epic quality and can easily be pictured in a movie soundtrack. The only drawbacks are the short length of the CD itself ("Epicon" is much longer) and of most of its tracks; I would have preferred full-length instrumental versions of the tracks above (especially the utterly gorgeous "Serenata Immortale"), the better to correspond to their vocal versions, but this is trailer music, after all.
The recording quality of "Lacrimosa Dominae" also seems to be somewhat fuzzy, but I'm not sure on whose end the blame for that would be.
If you're a fan of "Epicon" (which has more of a focus on English-language lyrics) you should definitely love this CD. According to Imperativa's website, they should be releasing another CD soon, by composer Larry Groupe; here's hoping it's as good as the first two are.
Other CDs you may enjoy if you enjoy "Trailerhead":
*Globus--"Epicon" (the original 2006 release featuring (Latin/Roman?) lettering on the front, not the re-release sold by Amazon, which omits certain tracks)
*E. S. Posthumus--"Unearthed" and "Cartographer"
*Nightwish--"Dark Passion Play" (two-disk set with the instrumental version)
*Hans Zimmer--"King Arthur," "The Da Vinci Code," "Batman Begins," and other soundtracks
*Adiemus/Karl Jenkins--"Songs Of Sanctuary," "Cantata Mundi," "Dances Of Time," "The Eternal Knot," and "Vocalise"
*Lesiem--"Times" (also released as "Auracle"), "Mystic Spirit Voices," and "Illumination"
*Era--"Era," "Era 2," "The Mass," "Reborn"
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