MIXED: Blade Runner 2049 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Enjoy a one hour mix of the original soundtrack from one of my favorite movies of 2017, Blade Runner 2049. This continuous mix, cut and rearranged, contains all the scores from the motion picture soundtrack by Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch, minus various songs. Let this be the way the soundtrack was meant to be heard!

Original music composers: Hans Zimmer & Benjamin Wallfisch.

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TRACKLIST:
01. 00:00:00 - 2049
02. 00:03:25 - Flight to LAPD
03. 00:04:57 - Sapper's Tree
04. 00:06:17 - Memory
05. 00:07:30 - Someone Lived This
06. 00:09:05 - Wallace
07. 00:14:03 - Rain
08. 00:16:00 - Joi
09. 00:18:31 - Mesa
10. 00:21:32 - Orphanage
11. 00:22:27 - Furnace
12. 00:25:39 - Pilot
13. 00:27:35 - That's Why We Believe
14. 00:28:46 - Hijack
15. 00:33:54 - Her Eyes Were Green
16. 00:36:21 - Sea Wall
17. 00:45:52 - All the Best Memories Are Hers
18. 00:48:38 - Tears in the Rain
19. 00:50:34 - Blade Runner

[alexmcgee]

Watched this film in a cinema when I was living in Shanghai. Walked out of the cinema and thought I was still in the film...

[KickenItOldSchool]

I wish i could forget this film and watch it for the first time in the theater again.

[bucharestbiketraffic]

Reading the comments I have to agree, I feel privileged that I've watched this masterpiece in the theatre with my wife. Most of the people left half way through the film. I feel that this movie, along with the original, is one of the best films I've watched in my life and this amazing soundtrack compliments it.

[Greenalex]

My lil story to the movie: As a huge Blade Runner fan I had to watch this one in the theatres when it came out. I picked an old small theatre; they used old plane seats from the 70s, huge and comfy. And I didnt go when the movie was released but waited a few weeks. So at that evening there werent many people in the cinema. It was silent and I could feel that the other people were BR fans too. Of course watching it was amazing, although after watching it only one time, I couldnt possibly grasp all the hints and meanings. The best thing for me was though, when I left the theatre, it was dark in the city, there were no people (the theatre was inside a luxurious restaurant, so the people stayed there after watching) and it was raining. Its as if the atmosphere from the movie carried on to real world and I walked home, in the rain, enjoying every second of my way home, thrilled by the experience I had while watching while it continued, even when the movie was over. I wont ever forget this unique experience. Those movies will always be a special part of my life.

[Duncsta]

This film was an absolute atmospheric masterpiece. I was disappointed with how poorly received and advertised it was. Deserved much better and I'm gutted that I didnt get to watch it in the cinema :(

[fetzel]

The best thing my dad ever did for me was - the moment 2049 got announced - force me to watch the original to then drag me to the movies and see this one. I'm so grateful for that.

[artificialintelligence]

Most underrated film of all-time. Should've broken every record there is, acting 10/10, cinematography 10/10, ambiance 10/10, creativity 10/10 story line so far ahead of it's time it's insane. Did I mention it's a sequel to a movie that's a 10/10. Sounds 10/10, atmosphere 10/10. MOVIE 10/10.

[dunger]

An amazing score. It’s a crime it wasn’t nominated for an Oscar. The harmonics are fantastic. The Vangelis Tears in the Rain nod at the end made me shed a tear when I saw it in the theater.

[SoleSurvivor]

I had this playing through headphones while reading the Dune books. There does not exist a more perfect combo.

[palo]

This movie is the best sci fi of the decades

[martindaimari]

One of the most immersive cinematic experiences of all time.

[bobbyrebholz]

Bladerunner 2049, Annihilation, and Interstellar are by far some of the best soundtracks of the last twenty or so years.

[platinoir]

I honestly don't know what compelled me to watch this movie in theater.
I didn't know about the franchise prior. I didn't watch a trailer to hype me up. I literally just got a feeling to watch a movie in a theater & simply picked this movie
I'm glad I did tho, & honestly feel like the movie chose me to watch it rather than me picking it up.

[AritakaHVA]

My biggest mistake on my life is I did not watch this movie on theater

[escdelesp]

I like Elvis but I'm glad you took those tracks out.

[MrNiceGuy]

I bet there is a group of us that return to this work over and over, recognizing it's not just some sci-fi dubstep...it's a symphony, with so many parts and acts.

[lucas]

This film is proof that good movies can still be made in the 21st century. I thought it was amazing.

[dumbcrambo]

19:17 - The music just transports you right out of your body for a minute.

[walterbacic]

Watching this movie in the Cinema, I felt like I was dead, entering a different dimension. I can't describe it. I was not afraid. I was courious. I will always remember that feeling. So peaceful and yet so powerfull.

[brianmurphy]

more ominous, less romantic, colder, darker than the first Blade Runner soundtrack