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| | Erin Brockovich (Soundtrack) by Thomas Newman |
 | | For the majority of Thomas Newman’s career, he has produced serious, orchestral scores that, more often than not, delivered, at least, one or two truly memorable themes. |
 | | First with American Beauty and now Erin Brokovich, it appears Newman has fully entered, what could be called, the second stage of his career where his style has changed dramatically from delightful slices of Americana pie to more contemporary pieces influenced more by blues and jazz than anything else. |
 | | Suffice it to say, I don’t think there is much chance of Thomas Newman flashing a look of shock and disappointment at the Oscars, as he did for American Beauty, for this score. |
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