It has such a variation from beginning to end, that while I enjoy the whole disc, it’s that 6 minutes of the entire CD that I think I may keep going back to. There is a section half-way through, where it becomes a quiet, almost music box-esque piece. I’d like to call attention to one of my personal favourite tracks on the disc – track 17. A bit cocky and kind of sure of itself, but in a playful enough manner that you can’t really dislike it.īesides its heavier rock sounds, this score slows down too – not often, but it does have its ebbs and flows. When I say it’s a fun score, I mean that the music captures the same kind of tone Robert Downey Jr. It’s fun in the movie, as well as on its own. It contains (as is clearly evident right from the first track) a very classic comic-book adaptation feel. The score for Iron Man 2 was composed by John Debney and includes both classic and electric sounds, easily combined. more than I would have a movie I wasn’t too fond of. While the film didn’t get the same reviews that the first one did, I liked it, (my review can be read here), and I think it’s for that reason that I enjoy hearing the score – e.g. I won’t go all off-topic and get into my complaints of the lack of physical CD releases for Pixar’s last two films (you can read all about that here), but rather focus on this one which is available on CD for your listening pleasure. Click here for a picture of the reverse of the CD, which includes the track list – which can include spoilers. On August 3rd, 2010 (in Canada), three months after the release of Iron Man 2, the score has been released. Score soundtracks are a niche market of sorts, but there is a demand for them.

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