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Technically the main antagonist of the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy, Cutler Beckett is mostly known musically for his death scene's beautiful score. And while it's a great rendition of his theme, his actual motif is far more memorable to me. Very memorable and catchy, not only feeling sinister and villainous but also cold and calculating, with the big loud moments showing off his power and imperial rule. It reeks of a slimy, royal officer in the British navy and it fits him perfectly. TRACKLIST: 0:00 Beckett Wants Compass 0:07 Old Habits 0:11 Jiggy Kraken 0:51 Davy Jones Tells Calypso's Story 1:32 Will Brought to Beckett 1:59 Sao Feng Negotiations 2:52 Beckett Wants Compass Sao Feng Negotiations 3:04 Beckett Wants Compass 3:21 Barbossa's Entrance Beckett Wants Compass 3:40 Barbossa's Entrance 4:47 Elizabeth Locker 5:49 Jack & Beckett 8:38 Trading Places 9:11 Calyspo on Deck 9:25 East India Trading Company 9:34 Jack & Beckett East India Trading Company 9:41 Jack & Beckett 10:46 Battle Continues / Will Makes Deal 11:27 Davy Jones Commanded Battle Continues / Will Makes Deal 11:32 Davy Jones Commanded 12:15 Just Good Business Davy Jones Commanded 12:23 Just Good Business 12:44 Lord Cutler Beckett 16:39 Just Good Business 21:58 Sao Feng's Death 22:12 Battle with the Brits 22:20 Maelstrom (Part 1) Battle with the Brits 22:23 Maelstrom (Part 1) 22:32 Lord Cutler Beckett Maelstrom (Part 1) 22:37 Lord Cutler Beckett 27:07 Beckett's Death Lord Cutler Beckett 27:12 Beckett's Death (Alternate) © 2007 Walt Disney Records Support Hans Zimmer! Website - YouTube - Spotify - Dead Man's Chest OST on Spotify - Dead Man's Chest OST on Apple Music - At World's End OST on Spotify - At World's End OST on Apple Music - #Pirates #PiratesoftheCaribbean Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
