MILLENNIUM TV SERIES MUSIC SERIAL
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Things get complicated when Frank gets entangled in a real life organization (drastically dramatized with many liberties taken) called The Millennium Group - who foretell of the world ending in 2000, and hunt down artefacts, occasionally even murdering people to make Frank's life even more dangerous.

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criminal profiler, this time an older one called Frank Black (the talented and underused in GOOD projects, Lance Henriksen) who has disturbing visions of serial killers and violent acts, while tracking down serial killers and the ilk, yet still trying to maintain his sanity and his marriage, which all eventually fail (well, not his sanity). The show centers around (like 'The X-Files') an F.B.I.

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I can't speak of the iTunes-only 'Best of MillenniuM' download release though. Of note, only some of the cues from the season 1 score promo are on this set, so don't toss the promo away if you have it. His work here is equally impressive (a good choice of working partner, if you ask me). Charbonneau has been Snow's music editor for a long while, contributing additional score (uncredited) to this show, and 'The X-Files' since the pilot (in fact, two cues on The Truth and the Light CD are credited to him). Breaking this pattern, the extended MillenniuM theme treads new performance territory with the theme, variations on the theme, and becomes quite easily a strong and coherent piece from beginning to end (with no inappropriate saxophone in the middle, or anywhere else for that matter).ДЄ number of cues, or parts of cues, are marked with an asterix, with the key notes as the cue being composed by Jeff Charbonneau. And just to mention it The X-Files extended theme (on the Truth and the Light CD) did just the same over and over again for a few minutes. Superman: The New Adventures of Lois & Clark pretty much reprised everything exactly the same, then had some terrible saxophone in the middle 'E.R', another extended theme that was doing nicely, went into unnecessary and distracting saxophone. Sometimes fans get extended versions of short TV themes they always loved, but this extended one fails. This set also includes, opening CD 2, an extended version of the main title (which had been leaked years before and was also on the Season 1 score promo.

Some people don't like the synth approach, but it melds together perfectly.

Seriously, turn off the lights, kill the cellphone (okay, maybe just kill it anyway), sit in a chair or lie down and just let the music carry you away. It's not just 'there', because Snow tries his best to make them emotionally expressive and investing. It's a moody work, but with recurring themes and musical stylings. Synth strings, hard drum echo hits, solo violin (and solo cello, featured many times throughout), piano, light bells, harp, female vocals (some rare male ones, too) - the music was made for a dark Halloween night, or an overcast November day. It uses the same style and sound Snow became famous for in The X-Files (though this style appeared before that show, like on the pilot to 'Dark Skies' ). Dark, somber, emotionally bleak, foreboding, but then you'll get tracks that are kind of upbeat or even on the lighter side too. It's hard to describe the music of MillenniuM.

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