We were soldiers songs in order

In We Were Soldiers, director-writer Randall Wallace takes a stark look at the human side of the war in Vietnam. Told through the eyes of Lt.

Colonel Hal Moore (Mel Gibson), the film's story focuses on the first major battle of the war—the ambush in the Ia Drang Valley (where 400 U.S. soldiers were surrounded by 2,000 enemy troops). Re-teaming with Wallace to provide emotional underscore for this film is composer Nick Glennie-Smith.

Glennie-Smith's score for the most part succeeds as the emotional backbone to the film. There is very little "action music" to speak of, but plenty of dramatic suspense. The main heroic theme (an original song called "The Mansions of the Lord") is used throughout the score underpinning the more poignant moments.

We were soldiers composer

There are other themes as well, the primary dramatic one evoking memories of Hans Zimmer's scores to The Thin Red Line and Pearl Harbor. That is, they're certainly in the same corner of the room. But at no point did I get bored while listening to this album.

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