Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II soundtrack is a promotional release, not available for purchase. It is about 50 minutes long and features main themes and ambient cues Mark Griskey created to tell the story and help define the plot in the video game. The music for this release was compiled and edited by Jesse Harlin. The final game score includes extensive use of John Williams' original themes from the six films of Star Wars saga, bridging a gap between the music of the prequel trilogy and the original trilogy. Unlike the previous game's soundtrack, this soundtrack pulls more from the scores of the films, primarily from the score of The Empire Strikes Back, however instead of tracking the recordings of John Williams' themes in, Mark Griskey instead opted to recompose certain themes from t
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| - Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II soundtrack is a promotional release, not available for purchase. It is about 50 minutes long and features main themes and ambient cues Mark Griskey created to tell the story and help define the plot in the video game. The music for this release was compiled and edited by Jesse Harlin. The final game score includes extensive use of John Williams' original themes from the six films of Star Wars saga, bridging a gap between the music of the prequel trilogy and the original trilogy. Unlike the previous game's soundtrack, this soundtrack pulls more from the scores of the films, primarily from the score of The Empire Strikes Back, however instead of tracking the recordings of John Williams' themes in, Mark Griskey instead opted to recompose certain themes from t
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| - Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II soundtrack is a promotional release, not available for purchase. It is about 50 minutes long and features main themes and ambient cues Mark Griskey created to tell the story and help define the plot in the video game. The music for this release was compiled and edited by Jesse Harlin. The final game score includes extensive use of John Williams' original themes from the six films of Star Wars saga, bridging a gap between the music of the prequel trilogy and the original trilogy. Unlike the previous game's soundtrack, this soundtrack pulls more from the scores of the films, primarily from the score of The Empire Strikes Back, however instead of tracking the recordings of John Williams' themes in, Mark Griskey instead opted to recompose certain themes from the film, for instance, "Assault on Kamino" contains the Imperial March and Battle of Hoth motifs from The Empire Strikes Back, and Mystery theme from Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones, and the final track, "The Reunion of Juno and Starkiller" ends with the Carbon Freeze motif from The Empire Strikes Back. As with the first game's score, the music was recorded at Skywalker Sound and is available for listening on tracksounds.com.
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