7M64 DL Death of a Friend (Demo Cue Restored) | Spider-Man Trilogy (2002-2007) Restored Scores

Hey guys.
This is just a quick little video I had in mind to make for a while, which restores Deborah Lurie's original demo cue for 7M64-7M65, those being "Harry Dies" and "Harry's Funeral" respectively.
I also attempted to leave in much of the dialog & SFXs as possible, however, there are some missing seconds of Peter's Web-Slinging downwards, a bit of MJ's breathing shortly after, and some of Maguire's lip-smacking near the middle. The audio also peaks at the beginning since Audacity did that when scrubbing the final cue off to separate the dialog, sorry.
Personally, I prefer this over the one in the final film, even though it's mostly just comprised of reprises of the "Responsibility" leitmotif and barely any material relating to Harry himself. If you enjoyed this video, let me know so that I can eventually get around to restoring more unused/demo tracks into the third film.
With that being said...
Music from Spider-Man 3 (2007).
Composed by Deborah Lurie (With themes by Danny Elfman).
Conducted and Orchestrated by Pete Anthony.
Property of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., SONY Entertainment, and Marvel.
No copyright infringement intended. For entertainment purposes only.

[@isaacnicohueramo7140]

For me this one was better since it showed more the theme of responsibility that was almost not shown in the movie
In my opinion, so comments that disagree are my OPINION, I don't care what yours is.

[@resikin]

Disagreed. It was more heartbreaking to not hear it until Harry's funeral during the closing monologue.

[@ZaidGameZ]

Nah man, the original OST is far better in every way

[@SpideyFan2002]

Honestly this is a great track but I prefer the movie version. One reason being that the film version featured the new Peter theme that Christopher Young made for this film. Sucks that theme wasn't in NWH.

[@LNRD_2909]

Siento que esta canción hubiera encajado mejor que el remix del tema del Tío Ben en la versión final. Se siente de verdad el dolor y la tristeza por la muerte de Harry, y como un cierre crudo pero al final, un cierre para el arco que se fue llevando desde la muerte Norman.
Éste y el "Happy Ending" de Danny Elfman hubieran sido mejores, aunque el de D.E. parecía ser más para un pequeño balanceo por la parte final.