Agents of SHIELD Soundtrack ''Ghost Rider / The Devil Has Come'' -S04E08 ''Laws of Inferno Dynamics"

Описание: Hey what’s up everyone, it has been a while since I have done an edit. I have a life and I have college to worry about, but I have been wanting to do another edit and voilà, here is another edit. This edit is from Season 4 Episode 8 “The Laws of Inferno Dynamics”. This is the part where the Shield team and Ghost Rider are fighting Eli Morrow, the part where Ghost Rider and Eli are taken to another dimension. The beginning of this track is when Ghost Rider is holding Eli Morrow down in order for him not to escape, and then they are teleported to another dimension, the latter half of the track is when Daisy exits the building, then Director Mace reveals that she “had” been working for Shield the entire time.

This track had quite a bit of editing involved, as always I used the episodes 5.1 Surround Sound audio. The part that I did was mostly clean of SFX, but there are still a few left that I couldn’t remove. I removed the main dialogue and some loud SFX, but at a part of the track there are a few echoes of dialogue that I couldn’t remove at all without messing the track up. The track is pretty listenable and enjoyable even though there are a few SFX stragglers left, so enjoy the track.

Download Link: https://mega.nz/#F!q5tBXQCA!N829UunQl...

I do not own any part of this music track, it was written and composed by Bear McCreary. The artwork was also edited by me, I used one of the posters for the show and added the Shield Title Logo and added the Credit to Bear McCreary. All These images belong to ABC and Marvel Entertainment. I do not own any piece of this music or artwork.


Here is the link to Bears official website: http://www.bearmccreary.com/


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