Mark Isham's highly emotional score for the film CRASH will move you in
ways you never expected. Beautiful cinematic passages collide with
ethnic voices evoking the powerful imagery of the film.
Tracklisting
01. Main Title [05:12]
02. "We've Got Guns" [00:56]
03. Black Navigator/The Grope [05:05]
04. A Warning [01:17]
05. Magic Cloak [03:58]
06. Back to the Toilet [01:34]
07. "Your Father Sounds Like a Good Man" [04:22]
08. Negligencia [01:37]
09. Cameron/Receipt [02:22]
10. The Rescue [05:54]
11. News Conference [02:35]
12. Car Jack II [01:44]
13. "I Didn't Ask for Your Help" [02:50]
14. "You Embarrass Me" [01:23]
15. The Shooting [03:27]
16. Jean's Fall [01:54]
17. Illegals/Morgue [06:43]
18. Hands in Plain Sight/Safe Now (Album Version) [04:51]
19. Crash [03:22]
In the early 90's, the serial killer genre had taken off to new heights
of success thanks to the Academy Award winning thrillers, The Silence of
the Lambs and Basic Instinct. The celluloid world would see even more
and inventive ones such as Se7en and Copycat years later, there was one
that unfortunately wasn't successful but still a thoughtful and
enjoyable one in the genre, which is Jennifer 8. The film stars Andy
Garcia, as John Berlin a former L.A. detective who after a bitter
divorce and stress in his old job relocates to Eureka, a small northern
California town thanks to his friend and partner (Lance Henriksen) and
as soon as he arrives, a murder has taken place. With a reputation of
being a troublemaker, Berlin soon finds himself embroiled in a cold
missing persons case resembling a recent murder that's already taken
place which leads him to meet Helena (Uma Thurman), a blind cellist
who's roommate has gone missing and maybe the victim Berlin's
investigating. Soon he falls for Helena hard and risks everything to
protect her as well as find the killer while batting scrutny from his
co-workers and one tough interrogator St.Anne (John Malkovich). The film
was written and directed by Bruce Robinson, who made the recent Johnny
Depp comedy, The Rum Diary.
Music written by Chris Young except
"Humming Song (From Madame Butterfly)" (Giacomo Puccini) and "Stille
Nacht, Heilige Nacht" (F. Gruber/J. Mohr).
Christopher Young's
score for this detective thriller is based on slow, contemplative piano
figures augmented with strings in the wistful, ominous, and threatening
tones consistent with the movie's theme. Bits of "Madame Butterfly" and
"Silent Night" fill out the score.
Tracklisting
CD1: Original Score by Christopher Young
01. Jennifer 8 [02:05]
02. What You See [01:50]
03. Eight To Nine [02:00]
04. Still Life [05:14]
05. Black Winter [02:28]
06. Eyes Of A Child [01:39]
07. Cello For Helena [02:36]
08. See No Evil [06:42]
09. Retrograde [01:28]
10. Blind Faith [02:42]
11. Talking Elevator [02:12]
12. Outfoxed [02:17]
13. Malice Aforethought [03:16]
14. Brain Vanish [05:17]
15. See How They Run [01:26]
16. I Remember Red [01:54]
17. Up On A Star [02:13]
CD2: Rejected Score by Maurice Jarre
01. Main Title [02:14]
02. What You See [01:38]
03. Frozen Hand / Dig Jennifer [01:35]
04. Braille Reader / Tea Time / Elevator Man / Hello Helena [01:44]
05. .22 Bullet [01:29]
06. On Your Own / Cello Solo / Breathless / Cafe Chat [03:00]
07. Vw Van / Van Search / Picking Lock [03:35]
08. No Braille [02:33]
09. Xmas Threat / Not Wrong / Up The Ladder / Flashlight (Pt. 1) [02:48]
10. Flashlight (Pt. 2) [02:02]
11. Flashlight (Pt. 3) / Ross Shot / Deviate Calls [03:36]
12. First Degree / Taxi Ride / Needed Friend [01:46]
13. No Lies / Ashtray [03:16]
14. Main Title (Alternate) [02:17]
15. Hello Helena (Pad Stem) [00:38]
16. Van Search (Alternate) [01:19]
17. Ross Shot / Deviate Calls (Alternate Mix) [02:48]
18. Taxi Ride (Alternate) [02:25]
Treat for Basil Poledouris and Hans Zimmer fans! World premiere 2-CD
release of both composer's powerful soundtracks for Randal Kleiser
filming of Jack London's outdoor boy & wolf tale WHITE FANG,
presented by Walt Disney Pictures, starring Ethan Hawke, Klaus Maria
Brandauer, James Remar.
CD1 offers rich, evocative score by Poledouris,
given primary credit in finished film. Stately main theme in major key
anchors, while numerous motifs, smaller ideas create multi-layered
musical tapestry of turn-of-the-19th-century gold prospecting in Alaska.
In contrast are sequences both frightening, tender. Several cues never
before heard add depth to impressive score. But there's much more!
CD2
offers second score by Hans Zimmer, much of it also featured in film,
with completely different thematic material spotlighting composer's then
new meld of symphony with synthesizer. Early-ish Zimmer score offers
perhaps his largest-scale scoring to that date. Powerful themes,
aggressive action, rhythmic adventure, tingling suspense, gentle
warmth... it's all here! And there's still more: also find exciting
"Bear Attack" co-written by Shirley Walker & Zimmer as well as
additional cues by Fiachra Trench. Finally, numerous saloon source cues
composed by Poledouris round out lengthy 2-CD package. Newly-mixed and
presented in dynamic stereo from both 24-track analog masters (format of
choice for Poledouris), 32-track digital masters (format of choice for
Zimmer), all vaulted in mint condition at Disney. Beautiful booklet
design by Joe Sikoryak includes complete cue assembly & composer
details for both scores plus informative notes from Jeff Bond. Two
exciting scores from the same movie, available at last! Basil Poledouris
conducts his score, recorded in Burbank, Shirley Walker conducts Hans
Zimmer's score, recorded at Air-Edel Studios in London.
Tracklisting
Disc 1 - ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK BY BASIL POLEDOURIS
1. Main Title And Opening Credits (03:32)
2. Golden Staircase (02:03)
3. The Place (02:34)
4. Death Of Kiche (02:08)
5. Death Of Kiche (Revised Version) (01:14)
6. Wolf Dance (06:48)
7. Wolf Dance (Revised Version) (01:55)
8. Slow Motion Wolves (01:15)
9. Puppy Things (02:31)
10. Fang On Sled (00:32)
11. The River (01:42)
12. The Bear Attack (03:14)
13. The Cabin (02:14)
14. The Cabin (Revised Version) (00:24)
15. Mining Montage (00:47)
16. Pit Fight (01:36)
17. Jack Bit (02:51)
18. Bonding (02:11)
19. Just Friends (01:07)
20. Gold Test (01:15)
21. Fang's Revenge (01:10)
22. Jack And White Fang (01:04)
23. Jack Forces Fang Away (01:57)
24. The Return (03:06)
25. End Credits (03:51)
THE EXTRAS:
26. Saloon Source (01:24)
27. Saloon Source (Alternate Version) (01:19)
28. Saloon Source - Part II (01:37)
29. Saloon Source - Part II (Alternate Version) (01:32)
30. Sweet Betsy From Pike (Traditional Version) (01:36) Arranged by Basil Poledouris
Disc 2 - ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK BY HANS ZIMMER
1. Opening Credits And Main Title (04:18)
2. The Staircase (02:26)
3. The Trek Continues (01:51) Composed by Fiachra Trench
4. Black Wolf (08:31)
5. Full Moon Wolf Attack (01:20)
6. Kiche's Demise (09:40)
7. Seasons Pass (04:23)
8. The Bear Attack (02:38) Composed by Shirley Walker & Hans Zimmer
9. The Mine (07:34) Composed by Hans Zimmer & Fiachra Trench
10. Fang With Jack (03:20)
11. Vengeance Fulfilled (02:51)
12. Home Again (08:16)
La-La Land Records and Sony Music presents the world premiere release
of the official remastered and expanded edition of renowned composer
John Williams's original score to the 1991 Tri-Star Pictures
adventure/fantasy Steven Spielberg-directed epic, HOOK! Long considered
one of the maestro's best scores in collaboration with Mr. Spielberg,
this masterwork is finally presented here in a worthy 2-CD release that
contains more than 140 mins of music, including alternate and unused
cues, greatly expanding the score's original 1991 album assembly with
more than 65 minutes of music previously unreleased. Amazing art design
by Jim Titus and great, in-depth liners from film music writer Daniel
Schweiger round out this amazing soundtrack experience that will have
you never wanting to grow up!
This album assembly was supervised by John Williams . . .the
completed project approved by both John Williams and Steven Spielberg.
Tracklisting
DISC 1 (68:18)
01. Prologue (1:30)
02. We Don’t Wanna Grow Up † (1:50)
03. Banning Back Home (2:25)
04. Granny Wendy (2:57)
05. The Bedroom* (1:07)
06. The Nursery* (1:38)
07. The Watch* (0:56)
08. Hook-Napped (3:56)
09. A Portrait Of Wendy* (1:06)
10. The Arrival Of Tink/The Flight To Neverland** (6:03)
11. Presenting The Hook (3:01)
12. Pirates!* (2:41)
13. Hook Challenges Peter* (7:50)
14. From Mermaids To Lost Boys** (5:13)
15. The Lost Boy Chase (3:32)
16. Smee’s Plan** (3:25)
17. Pan Is Challenged* (1:20)
18. Hook’s Lesson* (3:08)
19. The Banquet (3:10)
20. The Never-Feast (4:41)
21. Hook’s Madness* (4:00)
22. Follow That Shadow* (2:38)
DISC 2 (72:17)
01. Remembering Childhood (11:04)
02. You Are The Pan** (4:03)
03. When You’re Alone † (3:16)
04. Tink Grows Up* (2:20)
05. The Ultimate War: To War** (9:45)
06. The Ultimate War: The Death Of Rufio* (2:36)
07. The Ultimate War: Sword Fight* (5:32)
08. Farewell Neverland** (11:15)
09. End Credits** (6:08)
Bonus Tracks:
10. Prologue (Alternate)* (1:35)
11. Banning Back Home (Film Version)* (3:14)
12. Presenting The Hook (Film Version – Extended)** (4:03)
13. Hook’s Blues* (2:17)
14. Wendy Tells Peter The Truth (Partly Unused)* (2:24)
15. Exit Music (Unused)* (1:42)
Total Album Time: 140:35
† Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse
* Previously unreleased
** Contains previously unreleased material
La-La Land Records and 20th Century Fox presents the remastered and expanded release of renowned composer Maurice Jarre's (Lawrence of Arabia, The Professionals, Witness, Enemy Mine) sumptuously romantic score to 20th Century Fox's 1995 post WWII-era drama A Walk in the Clouds, starring Keanu Reeves and Anthony Quinn and directed by Alfonso Arau.
Composer Maurice Jarre's lush and heartwarming orchestral score, full of sweeping and colorful themes, perfectly compliments cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki's breathtaking imagery, while also harnessing the film's deeply felt emotions and romantic plot, set against a post WWII Napa Valley vineyard.
At 72 minutes, this expanded release nearly doubles the length of this score's previous soundtrack releases. Produced by Nick Redman and Mike Matessino and mixed and mastered by Mike Matessino, this special limited edition release of 2,000 units includes alternate cues and source music and also features exclusive liner notes by film music writer Julie Kirgo.
Track listing
01. Main Title / Boat Arrival (4:15)
02. Ticket Switch / Train Flashback / Catching Bus (2:59)
03. Miracle Wish (2:14)
04. Tinfoil Rings (1:40)
05. Star Wishes (2:02)
06. No Bedtime / Teddybear Flashback (1:43)
07. Butterfly Wings (3:01)
08. Morning Walk / I'll Stay (4:35)
09. The Harvest (3:06)
10. First Kiss (2:06)
11. Wanted Truth / Victoria's Pain / Let 'Em Know It (2:55)
12. Honorable Man / Whistling (1:01)
13. Las Nubes Return (1:29)
14. Angry Alberto / Vineyard Fire / Fire Aftermath (7:55)
15. Viral Vine (2:46)
16. End Title (3:12)
17. Main Title (Film Version) (2:12)
18. Tinfoil Rings (Film Version) (1:42)
19. Star Wishes (Film Version) (2:04)
20. Butterfly Wings (Film Version) (3:00)
21. First Kiss (Alternate Opening) (0:58)
22. 'Spring' (From 'The Four Seasons') (4:16)
23. Betty's Slow Fox (Source) (2:23)
24. Slow Dance (3:01)
25. Crush The Grapes (2:23)
26. Mariachi Serenade (2:55)
Presenting the world premiere official release of renowned composer Shirley Walker's (BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, THE FLASH, FINAL DESTINATION) original score to the 20th Century Fox television series SPACE ABOVE AND BEYOND. Having rightfully earned a devoted cult following since its one and only 1995-1996 season, this landmark sci-fi action/drama's influence can be seen on such properties as the feature film STARSHIP TROOPERS and the acclaimed BATTLESTAR GALACTICA reboot. Much of this series' emotional and visceral impact is due to the full-blooded orchestral score Walker expertly fashioned to propel both the plot's wartime action and all of its intense psychological drama. If you appreciate Walker's work on BATMAN, THE FLASH, MYSTERY MEN and the like, this knockout 3-CD SET is for you! Produced by Mike Joffe and Nick Redman and mastered by Daniel Hersch at D2 Mastering this special release is limited to 3000 Units.
Disc 1 Pilot
Speech Thru Alien 3:14 Hawkes Runs From Hoods 1:06 Hoods Hang Hawkes 1:16 One Of You Must Stay 1:53 Nathan And Kylen Say Goodbye 5:01 Bus To Angry Angels 0:39 Kylen Reads Letter/Colonist Massacre/ Training Exercise 3:07 Call To War 2:22 Ordered To Mars 1:36 West's Porthole To Mars 0:43 Marines March On Mars 0:22 Alien Crash Site Battle 2:56 Marines Capture Alien/ Captured Alien Dies 2:20 Laid To Rest/Advice For Leave 2:00 Hawkes Dialog At Plane 0:39 Hawkes At Pags' Grave 2:35 Battle Preparations/Casualties 1:23 Flight To SS Saratoga 4:03 Hidden Among Asteroids 3:02 The Big Battle 4:30 West's Prose Poem 1:15 Hawkes At Pags' Grave/ Battle Preparations/Casualties (Album Version) 3:08 Flight To SS Saratoga/Hidden Among Asteroids (Album Version) 4:08 The Big Battle (Album Version) 3:43 3S01 The Farthest Man From Home Farthest Man From Home 2:40 West Goes AWOL 2:35 Extraction 2:09 3S02 - The Dark Side Of The Sun
Shane's Nightmare 2:37 Playing Blackjack 1:00 Shane Fights A.I./Shane Subdues A.I. 1:41 Shane Kills A.I./Shane Rappels & Attacks 2:26 Shane To The Rescue/Shane Downs Spaceship 4:12 Total Time, Disc 1: 77:15
Disc 2
SPACE: ABOVE AND BEYOND Main Title (Version 1) 0:33 3S03 - Mutiny Hawkes Jogs 3:29 Hawkes Has A Sister In 46 0:49 Mutiny Begins 0:59 Missile Attack 1:19 Hawkes Visits Sister 3:42 3S04 - Ray Butts
Mystery Hammerhead Dock 1:48 Butts Commands The 58th 1:53 From Planet To Black Hole 1:50 Into The Black Hole 1:50 Butts' Death/Pancakes In Space 1:48 3S05 - Eyes
Orbital Opening 0:42 Neck Navel/Chaput's Arrival 2:45 The Bomb 1:54 West And Cserko/Witch Hunters 2:08 Backup Activated 3:19 West Wants Truth 1:31 3S07 - Hostile Visit
Time To Start 1:52 58th Kamikaze 2:01 Let's Make It Happen 2:15 3S09 - Stay With The Dead
Space Triage 0:31 West Clings To Life 1:00 McQueen's The Problem 2:13 The Blue Goo 1:30 Blue Goo Tank 0:43 3S10 - The River Of Stars
Dead Radio 0:39 Sitting Ducks 1:05 Gift Giving 0:37 Nathan's Present 2:59 Message From Apollo VIII 1:40 Comet Approach 1:07 Faith 4:53 Prepare For The Burn 2:37 Hitch A Ride On A Comet 1:57 Wang Returns Necklace 1:33 3S11 - Who Monitors The Birds?
Whore Of Death/Departure/ Who Monitors You?/Time To Be Erased/ The Truce/Cooper's Soul 9:15 3S16 - Dear Earth
Dear Ann 2:44 Total Time, Disc 2: 76:44
Disc 3
SPACE: ABOVE AND BEYOND Main Title (Version 2) 0:52 3S13 - Never No More Classified Mission 2:47 Do The Right Thing 0:49 Mission Of The 35th 2:45 Welcome Aboard/58th To The Rescue 1:52 Aftermath 1:45 3S14 - The Angriest Angel
Sewell's Arrival 1:40 Sewell's Fuel 2:14 McQueen's Room 0:59 Schrader's Mission/So Long, Winslow 1:18 Battle Plan 1:42 Duty Calls 1:16 Headed Home 2:28 3S15 - Toy Soldiers
Memories/Remembering The Past 1:35 Welcome To Mars 0:48 Approach Tower 2:04 Position Compromised/Jets Away/ The Baptism 1:33 Coming To Get You 2:18 Men In Dark Times/Hold Our Position 1:38 The Rescue 2:18 3S17 - Pearly
Consequences 2:38 3S20 - Sugar Dirt
The Last Supper/Nineteen Hundred Hours 3:51 3S21 And If They Lay Us Down To Rest
. Creation 2:06 Approaching Anvil, Part 1 1:38 Approaching Anvil, Part 2 1:41 The Hunt 2:56 Why Kill It? 1:47 Dark Hearts 1:09 Act Of Kindness 1:34 Peace/Arrival 3:12 3S22 ...Tell Our Moms We Done Our Best
Peace Talks Incident 2:17 Deal The Wild Cards 2:44 West Finds Kylen 2:00 Bring Them Home 1:25 Fatal Hit 2:03 Wang's Choice 1:38 Nathan And Kylen, Part 1 3:26 Nathan And Kylen, Part 2 0:27 SPACE: ABOVE AND BEYOND End Title 0:39 BONUS TRACKS:
Shirley Demos The Main Title 2:24 Bumpers Suite 1:46 Total Time, Disc 3: 78:01
To celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of Diablo, Blizzard Entertainment
is making this CD available for purchase at BlizzCon 2011. At a runtime
of nearly 78 minutes, this album primarily consists of previously
unreleased music from Diablo, Diablo II, and Diablo II: Lord of
Destruction that will complete any Diablo fan's musical collection. As a
bonus, the album including two Diablo III concept pieces that will not be
present on the Diablo III game soundtrack. Join the darkly gothic
journey into terror, corruption, and madness. Even in the darkest depths
of the human heart, pray that a glimmer of hope remains.
If one man could help give the 1990 Warner Bros. Television miniseries
Stephen King's It a truly terrifying weight and create an atmosphere of
nostalgia and dread, it was composer Richard Bellis. Coming in at over
100 minutes, Bellis’ score is astonishing in its thematic complexity and
instrumentation. Segueing from demonic circus music to lyrical bonding,
big band jazz to eerie sound design, and piercing horror synths to lush
orchestral adventure, Bellis’ soundtrack is as much a masterwork of
storytelling as is King’s book. Each of his numerous motifs inseparably
link one traumatized character to the other, as well as to their
tormentor. The past and present are one in the numerous themes that flow
from Derry’s troubled streets to the haunted sewers below.
Richard
Bellis made judicious use of the miniseries’ limited music budget,
arranging four days of orchestral recording with various ensembles (up
to 55 players) to record about an hour of music. Bellis then seamlessly
integrated much of the orchestral performances with the electronic
elements, which had been recorded at Ray Colcord’s home studio. The
premiere release of Bellis' score is featured on this generous two-CD
set from Intrada.
Set in the fictional Maine town of Derry,
Stephen King's It imagined a group of seven bullied youngsters finding
the courage to unite against evil incarnate, only to face the
shape-shifting monster thirty years later as adults. While It’s
child-hating fiend can transform into any creature — from a mummy to a
teenage werewolf—its favored form is a twisted clown named Pennywise.
Since time immemorial, It has emerged every three decades in “the dirty
little town” of Derry to wreak havoc, taunting his innocent victims with
their most terrifying nightmares. The miniseries featured a large
ensemble cast, including Seth Green, Richard Thomas, John Ritter, and
Annette O'Toole.
Track listing
Disc 1
01. Main Title I (01:53)
02. Enter the Clown (03:05)
03. Georgie Dies (04:18)
04. Ben Gets the News (00:52)
05. Punks (02:18)
06. I Hate It Here (01:55)
07. Bedroom Jazz Source (02:25)
08. The Slap (01:46)
09. Die If You Try (04:03)
10. Richie's Talk Show Play-Off (00:35)
11. The Beast/First Encounter (02:06)
12. Mike Remembers (00:58)
13. Mike Joins the Group (05:08)
14. Pennywise (00:40)
15. Circus Source (01:11)
16. Target Practice (02:52)
17. The Sewer Hole (03:14)
18. Stan Gets Nabbed (04:27)
19. The Fog (03:24)
20. The Pact (01:44)
21. Stan's Suicide (00:49)
22. End Credits I (01:02)
Disc 2
01. Main Title II (01:52)
02. The Graves (01:49)
03. Library Balloons (02:54)
04. Ben's Flashback (00:36)
05. Skeleton on the Pond (00:41)
06. Guillory's Muzak (01:29)
07. Hydrox (02:50)
08. Audra (01:45)
09. Fortune Cookie (01:54)
10. Silver Flyer (02:22)
11. Leftover Stan (01:53)
12. Henry and Belch (02:20)
13. Every Thirty Years (01:54)
14. Audra Arrives (02:03)
15. This Time It's for Real (04:25)
16. The Smell of Death (01:59)
17. Something's Coming (03:59)
18. The Spider's Web (05:12)
19. Hi Ho Silver (04:33)
20. End Credits I (01:01)
For the 1990 sequel to the surprise hit Young Guns, Alan Silvestri was brought on board to provide a strong, masculine score for a striking band of outlaws led by Billy the Kid. Silvestri had scored another western of sorts that year with the final installment of the Back to the Future trilogy. But Young Guns II would mark Silvestri’s first work on a “real” western, and it offered the composer an opportunity to create not only rousing action but also music of surprising dramatic weight and power—truly one of the composer’s finest works. Part of the challenge on both Young Guns movies was to embrace the sound of a traditional western score while echoing the “rock star” aesthetic of Billy the Kid and his gang. With his background as a guitarist and drummer and over a decade of experience in both electronic and orchestral film scoring, Silvestri was uniquely suited to tackle this challenge. His main Young Guns theme has all the sweep and energy of a classic western melody, with a subtle south-of-the-border flavor and an almost pious ending cadence of four notes that idolizes Billy and the gang with pop rock fervor and eulogizes them with weary resolve.
Young Guns II contunues the story of Billy the Kid, Scurlock and Chavez, as well as new characters played by Christian Slater, Alan Ruck and young Balthazar Ghetty. Young Guns II focused on the famous, closing chapter of the Billy the Kid story: Billy’s relationship with Pat Garrett, a man who once rode with the Kid but who would eventually turn on the young outlaw and help authorities to track him down.
Tracklisting
01. Scars [05:12]
02. Small Hands [03:06]
03. Lynch Mob [04:12]
04. Finish the Game [02:51]
05. Yoo Hoo [02:45]
06. Devil's Deal [01:27]
07. More Than Hello [02:35]
08. Tom Sees the Light [01:31]
09. Coy Dog [02:39]
10. Ride To Guano City [01:10]
11. Battle [02:47]
12. Little Tom Dies [06:49]
13. Garrett's Place [01:11]
14. Chavez's Wound [03:03]
15. You Gonna Shoot? [03:34]
16. Stolen Horse (Finale) [01:20]
La-La Land Records, Sony Music and 20th Century Fox present a remastered and expanded release of legendary composer Jerry Goldsmith’s (TORA TORA TORA, POLTERGEIST, FIRST BLOOD, BASIC INSTINCT, THE EDGE) orchestral score to the 1991 Twentieth Century Fox blockbuster thriller SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY, starring Julia Roberts, Patrick Bergin and Kevin Anderson, and directed by Joseph Ruben. Mr. Goldsmith’s expert scoring finds the perfect meld of brooding suspense, terrifying jolts and hopeful romance, giving this hit thriller a large measure of its depth and resonance. Produced by Nick Redman and Didier C. Deutsch, restored by Mike Matessino and remastered by Daniel Hersch, this special release is expanded with more than 15 minutes of previously unreleased music. Insightful liner notes are provided by film music writer Julie Kirgo. This is a limited edition of 3500 units. (Note: this release does not contain Van Morrison’s “Brown Eyed Girl.”)
Tracklisting:
1. Morning On The Beach (02:32)
2. No Problem * (00:52)
3. Fears (02:55)
4. Roses / You Want Something / Happy Days * (02:29)
5. The Storm (03:16)
6. Broken Window * (01:02)
7. The Funeral (03:22)
8. A Brave Girl (03:48)
9. Spring Cleaning (02:28)
10. Broken Light * (01:05)
11. The Ring (02:04)
12. Sarah Waters * (01:01)
13. It Never Started * (01:21)
14. Home Alone * (00:51)
15. What Did He Do? (02:55)
16. The Disguise * (00:47)
17. Thanks Mom (04:25)
18. Don't Worry / Wrong Man / School's Out * (01:25)
19. The Towels * (01:10)
20. The Watcher / He Was Here * (02:01)
21. The Carnival (02:51)
22. Remember This (07:58)
BONUS TRACKS:
23. You Want Something (Alternate Mix) * (01:07)
24. The Carnival (Alternate Mix) (01:59)
Forever Young was an enjoyable 1992 Mel Gibson
romantic adventure, with a subtle time travelling element. Gibson played a 40s
test pilot who loses the love of his life and the will to live and agrees to a
cutting edge experiment to be put into suspend animation only to wake up in the
90s. The score was one of Goldsmith's finest of the decade featuring a wonderful
love theme, beautifully touching and melancholy moments, plus exhilarating
action and suspense too. Forever Young is limited to 3000 copies.
Track List:
1. Test Flight * (03:42) 2. Will You Marry Me? / Never Leave Me * (01:10) 3. Hit And Run / Breaking Down The Door * (Partially Unused Version) (02:52) 4. The Experiment (03:17) 5. The Warehouse * (00:48) 6. The Deep Freeze * (02:05) 7. Thawed Out * (02:34) 8. The Lightouse * (Unused Version) (00:40) 9. Time To Leave * (00:24) 10. The Wrong Man * (00:18) 11. The Air Show * (01:18) 12. Kitchen Aid * (Partially Unused Version) (02:10) 13. The Diner (02:00) 14. I Was Wrong * (Unused Version) (01:45) 15. The Jacket * (Partially Unused Version) (01:31) 16. The Tree House (03:07) 17. Good News * (00:52) 18. Getting Away * (01:20) 19. Best Friends * (01:54) 20. She's Alive (Extended Version) (03:44) 21. Nat's Missing * (00:26) 22. Reunited * (07:45)
BONUS TRACKS:
23. Love Theme From "Forever Young" (04:06) 24. Will You Marry Me? * (Alternate Version) (00:35) 25. Time To Leave * (Alternate Version) (00:25) 26. The Jacket * (Alternate Version) (01:27) 27. Test Flight (Album Version) (03:41) 28. Kitchen Aid (Album Version) (02:42) 29. The Air Show (Album Version) (02:30) 30. Let's Go (Album Version) (03:02) 31. Reunited (Album Version) (07:43) 32. The Very Thought Of You (02:44) - performed by Billie Holiday
* = previously unreleased Enjoy with FLAC if you like.
Presenting the remastered and expanded release of renowned composer Jerry Goldsmith’s (STAGECOACH, PATTON, THE OMEN, GREMLINS, FIRST KNIGHT) rousing original score to the 1994 Twentieth Century Fox girl-power western BAD GIRLS, starring Madeleine Stowe, Mary Stuart Masterson, Andie MacDowell and Drew Barrymore, and directed by Jonathan Kaplan. Goldsmith’s full-throated western score to this lively female-driven adventure was his last in the genre and a fine example of his expertise within that realm. Produced by Nick Redman and mastered by Daniel Hirsch at D2 Mastering, this special remastered and expanded release includes more than 20 minutes of previously unreleased music and features in-depth liner notes from film music writer Jeff Bond, with new comments from director Jonathan Kaplan. This is a limited edition release of 3000 units.
Tracklisting 1. The John (2:19) 2. The Hanging (2:06) 3. Which Way?* (:42) 4. The Snake (1:20) 5. The Saw Mill* (1:56) 6. Keep Moving* (:57) 7. Bank Job** (5:16) 8. The Gang/The Posse* (:56) 9. Return to the Fold* (4:06) 10. Don’t Hurt Me* (1:45) 11. Jail Break (3:27) 12. No Money (2:09) 13. The Guests* (:36) 14. Welcome to My Home* (1:20) 15. The Pleasure of Your Company* (:48) 16. Ambush (5:45) 17. What’s Your Name?* (1:18) 18. The Claim* (:25) 19. Together* (:39) 20. I Shot Him** (2:46) 21. Put It On* (1:32) 22. River Crossing* (:34) 23. Rescued* (3:03) 24. Josh’s Death (3:41) 25. No Bullets (3:53) 26. My Land/End Credits (6:53)
* previously unreleased ** contains previously unreleased material
Composed primarily by Hans Zimmer and John Powell and assisted with additional music by MV composers Jeff Rona and Klaus Badelt, Chill Factor still remains an average to solid action score with all the trademarks but not enjoyable in a design like this.
Track listing 1. Horn Island 2. Device Reacts/Brynner to Jail 3. Fly Fishing 4. Team Gathers 5. Brynner at Diner 6. Facilities Raid 7. Long Dies/On the Hunt 8. Mason Confrontation 9. Brynner Catches On 10. Arlo 11. Motorcycle Chase 12. Boat Ride 13. Down the River (Part 1) 14. Down the River (Part 2) 15. Final Chase 16. Elvis on Ice/Trapped 17. Ladder Chase 18. End Credits 19. Suite 20. Man with an Icebox 21. Cold Thing (Chill Factor Theme)
The newest scores to order from La-La Land are from films both old and new: Mark Mancina’s score to Money Train (1995).
Money Train was an action-comedy flick starring Wesley Snipes, JLo and Woody Harrelson as New York City two transit cops. The film was not a success, but is known for being one of the earliest mainstream appearances of Jennifer Lopez and its killer action score by Mark Mancina, who at the time was making quite a mark on the genre (the score was squeezed between his excellent soundtracks for Speed and Twister). This is the music’s first release, and will be presented in a 3,000 unit limited edition featuring liner notes by film music writer Daniel Schweiger.
Main theme
Money Train Montage
Track list
Petty Theft
Charlie Steals the Model
Buddha Consciousness
The Torch Strikes
Hook’s Promise
Love Hurts
A Gift of 15 Grand/Charlie Loses the Money
Round Two/ Love Betrayed
The Torch Gets Ready/The Torch is Toast
Get Out of My Life
Brown’s Ultimatum
Charlie Gets Ready/Charlie Grabs the Train
Motorcycle Subway
No Escape
Breaking the Barrier
I’ll Be There/The Brothers Fight/Money Train Wreck
"World premiere of Sylvester Levay action score for 1990 Lewis Teague tale of elite commando forces battling terrorists, starring Charlie Sheen, Michael Biehn, Bill Paxton. Though Atlantic label issued song album at time of film's release, this is first appearance of hard-driving score by Sylvester Levay. Initially colored by pulsating synths for training, locale and early action, Levay brings in large orchestral action music as conflicts widen. Intrada presents score in crisp stereo from original session elements courtesy both MGM and composer. Sylvester Levay conducts Munich Philharmonic. Intrada Special Collection release limited to 1200 copies!"
Tracklisting 01. Main Title (03:10) 02. The First Mission (02:00) 03. Search Team (04:52) 04. Training Camp (01:40) 05. Freighter Raid (06:13) 06. High Jumpers (05:23) 07. Into Town (04:49) 08. Graham's Dead (01:22) 09. Funeral (02:18) 10. Beirut (04:52) 11. Stinger (01:22) 12. God Is Dead (00:56) 13. Planting The Dynamite (04:00) 14. Saving Curran (01:46) 15. Da Auto (01:23) 16. Back To The Sub (03:10) 17. To The Rescue (01:13) BONUS TRACKS : 18. The Missiles (00:21) 19. Never Talk About Now (00:56) 20. TV Documentary Underscore (01:03) 21. Funeral (Alternate Version With Trumpet) (02:00)
Presenting the expanded and remastered motion picture score to the 1997 Twentieth Century Fox feature film ALIEN RESURRECTION, starring Sigourney Weaver, Winona Ryder and Ron Perlman, directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet. John Frizzell (OFFICE SPACE, LEGION, WHITEOUT) composes a thrilling symphony of pulse-pounding action music – featuring some of the finest cues ever composed for the legendary ALIEN franchise. Produced by Nick Redman, Michael Matessino and Didier C. Deutsch, and remastered by Mark Wilder and Naria Triana, this special expanded release features almost 75 minutes of previously unreleased material, including alternate takes. Also included is a remastered version of the original 1997 album presentation. CD booklet features exclusive in-depth liner notes by Al Kaplan. This is a limited edition of 3500 Units. [Matt Peterson] Music for horror films is a risky business. The key to providing an effective score for a film such as this is create a sense of orderly chaos. The ultimate example of how to do this very will is Bernard Hermann’s Psycho. It is extremely easy to fall into a pattern of random, driving textures which have no connections or relations to musical coherency. Frizzell’s score, unfortunately, excels in the latter. In the film, the score to Alien Resurrection does fit the mood at certain parts. Even in that setting, however, it is quite disarrayed and incoherent. The lack of any solid thematic material hurts the viability of this music for the film, and destroys its listening potential on CD. If you are a fan of frenzied, angry techno/orchestral elements, by all means, check out John Frizzell’s attempt. However, if you crave well tailored, thematic material that relies on craftsmanship rather than utter conglomeration of random textures, look elsewhere.
Tracklist: CD 1
01. Main Title (02:12) 02. Entering the Ship (01:21) Contains: Main Title ("Ripley's Theme") from Alien, composed by Jerry Goldsmith, published by Fox Fanfare Music Inc. (BMI) 03. Post-Op (01:21) 04. Make Us Proud / Meat By-Product (01:58) 05. Fiora 16 / Inbred (01:51) 06. Docking the Betty (01:19) 07. Face Huggers (02:11) 08. Basketball / Foot Massage / Fast Learner (03:56) 09. Call Finds Ripley (05:01) 10. Gun Fight (01:17) 11. The Aliens Escape (06:36) 12. Hose / Elgyn's Death / Ripley Believe It (03:57) 13. Twelve / Vriess Reappears / Telling Vriess (04:09) 14. Ripley Meets Her Clones (03:43) 15. After Tube Blow Up (01:18) 16. What's Inside Purvis? (04:25) 17. They Swim... (08:58) 18. Call's Fake (01:47) 19. The Chapel (03:17) 20. Mean Streak (01:42) 21. The Abduction (03:50) 22. Birth of the Newborn (04:52)
CD 2
01. Call Meets the Newborn (06:09) 02. Ripley and the Newborn (03:14) 03. Finale (01:59) 04. Alien March (End Credits) (03:26)
ALTERNATES: 05. Main Title (alternate) (02:15) 06. Elgyn's Death (alternate) (03:03) 07. Finale (alternate-brass version) (01:58) 08. Finale (alternate #2) (01:51)
THE ORIGINAL 1997 SOUNDTRACK ALBUM 09. Main Title (02:08) 10. Post-Op (01:20) 11. Docking the Betty (01:17) 12. Priva Son D'Ogni Conforto (05:28) from Handel's Julius Caesar, sung by Maureen Forrester; courtesy of BMG Classics 13. Face Huggers (02:12) 14. Call Finds Ripley (03:02) 15. The Aliens Escape (04:13) 16. Ripley Meets Her Clones (02:20) 17. What's Inside Purvis? (02:27) 18. They Swim... (06:27) 19. The Chapel (02:35) 20. The Abduction (03:34) 21. The Battle With the Newborn (06:03) 22. Ripley's Theme (02:12)
Premiere release of Mark Mancina’s Speed 2: Cruise Control soundtrack - the powerhouse score to the 1997 sequel starring Sandra Bullock, Jason Patric and Willem Dafoe.
Orchestra and electronics combine in spectacular Mancina fashion, resulting in a full-throttle score that skillfully revisits the composer’s classic Speed soundtrack, while also spinning off from it in exhilarating new directions. Produced by Nick Redman and Mike Matessino, and digitally edited and mastered by Mike Matessino and Neil S. Bulk, this dynamic album presentation includes a notable amount of music that wasn’t used in the film (due to the picture’s ever-changing edits right up to its release date).
More than 70 minutes of pure adrenaline!
This is a limited edition of 3000 units.
Bigger's certainly not better in this lame sequel. Annie's (Bullock) got a new beau, hot-headed cop Alex (Patric), and the twosome decide to go on a Caribbean cruise for a little romance. Annie's luck with transportation holds as the ship is taken over by villainous computer geek-with-a-grudge John Giger (a particularly wild-eyed Dafoe), who sends the liner on a collision course with an oil tanker. Since Alex is off performing heroics, there's not much togetherness and Annie's left to get taken hostage (again). De Bont spent $25 mil on the ship's endless crash into a Caribbean island, which still manages to look fake and only elicits "you've got to be kidding me" disappointment. Bullock's feisty but powerless to save the flick. Patric's bland, and Dafoe is never menancing enough to create any thrills. This sea disaster crashes against the rocks of high expectations and poor execution.
Track List 1 Twentieth Century Fox Fanfare/Motorcycle Chase (4:18) 2 Alex and Annie / Caribbean Cruise (4:42) 3 Engine Room (5:02) 4 Overboard (8:40) 5 Last Lifeboat (7:01) 6 Goodbye, Alex (4:06) 7 Reunion (2:43) 8 Tanker Turn (5:02) 9 Gieger Grabs Annie (1:48) 10 Escape (7:31) 11 The Harbor (7:16) 12 Final Chase (7:23) 13 Underwater Rescue (1:46) 14 Cruising (2:58)
Remastered, expanded release of Jerry Goldsmith’s The Edge soundtrack - the powerful orchestral score to the 1997 movie starring Anthony Hopkins and Alec Baldwin.
Considered by many to be one of Mr. Goldsmith’s last great scores, his music to THE EDGE is at once thrilling, thoughtful and breathtakingly beautiful – managing to not only convey the film’s majestic backdrop, but also it’s complex struggles of Man vs. Beast, Man vs. Nature and Man vs. Man.
Produced by Nick Redman, Mike Matessino, and Didier C. Deutsch, this expanded presentation of Jerry Goldsmith’s The Edge soundtrack features more than 65 minutes of pure Goldsmith, including bonus tracks.
This is a limited edition of 3500 units.
Track List 1. Early Arrival (1:32)* 2. Lost In The Wild(s) (2:59) 3. A Lucky Man/Open Door (1:41)* 4. Mighty Hunter (1:31) 5. The Spirit (0:36)* 6. Birds (2:22) 7. The Fire / Breakfast (2:31)* 8. Rich Man (0:58)* 9. The Ravine (4:36) 10. Bitter Coffee (3:01) 11. Wound (1:38)* 12. Stephen's Death (2:26)* 13. The Cage / False Hope / No Matches (3:34)* 14. Stalking (5:46) 15. Deadfall / Bear Fight (6:21) 16. The Discovery / Trust Your Back (5:01)* 17. The River (2:26) 18. Rescued (6:03) 19. End Title (Lost In The Wild)(s) (1:59)* 20. The Edge (2:55)
Bonus Tracks
21. False Hope (Alternate Take) (1:08)* 22. Rescued (Film Version Ending) (1:19)* 23. The Edge (Alternate Take) (3:00)*
A man struggles to resolve a potentially deadly case of mistaken identity in this thriller. Though he stubbornly insists he is innocent, Race Darnell (Patrick Swayze) is sentenced to a term in prison for the murder of his wife. While behind bars, he begins corresponding through tape-recorded "letters" with several women at once; he mistakenly sends the wrong letter to the wrong woman one day and gets a recording back in which he angrily claims she is going to kill him. Race soon has other things to think about; he's finally cleared of his wife's murder and is released from jail, only to be accused of two other killings. Race is determined to prove he's not the man to blame, and this time he has the help of the guard who used to watch over him.
Dennis McCarthy might be best known in fandom for his numerous next-gen STar Trek TV scores, let alone his feature entry with GENERATIONS. But it’s his score for Enterprise collaborator David Carson’s Letters From a Killer that proves to be one of McCarthy’s most interesting, and atypical works. For where the TREK galaxy may have mostly consigned him to not making much of a musical commentary, KILLER is an all-out opportunity for southern-style menace. Having played nicer country rhythms for Glenn Campbell and Barbara Mandrell, McCarthy greedily dived into this film’s far darker bluegrass possibilities, mixing a sinister orchestra with an underworld of snarling guitars as Patrick Swayze’s parolee gets stalked. With echoes of Ry Cooder, McCarthy’s sinister, and always captivating approach is as atmospheric as a foggy bayou. Tracklist: 01. Letters from a Killer: Main Title (02:58) 02. Visitor for you, Studly / Bishop to Rook Three / Race Remembers His Wife (04:22) 03. Morgan's Time / Bad Letters (03:43) 04. Retrial (01:45) 05. After the Fight (05:33) 06. Race Tells Lita / Race Plays the Tapes (03:22) 07. Race Follows Stephanie (02:05) 08. Pakula on the Air / Race on TV (02:47) 09. Cop Chase Race / Kansas, Huh? (03:16) 10. Fire Talk / Race & Horton Arrive (02:15) 11. The Farmhouse Shire / Race & Horton Search Barn / Murder by Car Horn (05:42) 12. Cotton Field Chase / Yee Ha Chase (03:03) 13. Helicopter Chase (03:59) 14. You've Got to Trust Me (04:45) 15. Stake Out Plan (04:18) 16. Lita's Anger (03:30) 17. Gloria Spills It / It's All on Tape (05:54) 18. Yee-Ha / Salt Plain (01:47) 19. Letters from a Killer: End Credits (03:21) 20. Bonus Track: Film Noir Suite (07:23)
In association with Twentieth Century Fox and Sony Music’s Custom Marketing Group, La-La Land Records presents the world premiere release of David Arnold’s (CASINO ROYALE, SHAFT, STARGATE, GODZILLA) complete score from the 1996 Twentieth Century Fox sci-fi blockbuster motion picture INDEPENDENCE DAY, starring Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, Mary McDonnell, Bill Pullman and Randy Quaid, directed by Roland Emmerich. Arnold’s epic, sweeping orchestral score sends the listener, along with the film’s large scale sci-fi action and broad human drama, into the cinematic stratosphere. Produced by Nick Redman & Mike Matessino and Didier C. Deutsch, edited and assembled by Mike Matessino, and mastered by Mark G. Wilder and Maria Triana, this 2 CD Limited Edition set features over two full hours of astounding film music, (with more than 70 minutes of previously unreleased material) including the complete score, along with a generous helping of Bonus Tracks. In-depth liner notes by Dan Goldwasser features comments from the composer, co-writer/producer Dean Devlin and others. This is a limited edition of 5000 Units.
TRACK LISTING:
DISC ONE 1. 1969: We Came In Peace (2:01) 2. S.E.T.I. - Radio Signal (1:53) 3. Mysto Bridge*/Satellite Collision*/ Destroyers Disengage*/Russell Casse - Pilot* (2:17) 4. First Sighting*/AWAC Attack* (2:18) 5. The Darkest Day (4:14) 6. Moving Day*/Countdown* (2:12) 7. Cancelled Leave (1:46) 8. Commence Lift-off*/Parabolic Indenwhat?* (1:17) 9. Evacuation (5:48) 10. Firestorm (1:24) 11. Aftermath (3:36) 12. Base Attack (6:11) 13. Marilyn Found* (1:29) 14. Area 51*/The Big Tamale*/Formaldehyde Freak Show* (4:12) 15. El Toro Destroyed (1:31) 16. Slimey Wakes Up* (5:24) 17. Target Remains*/Rescue* (5:56) 18. The Death of Marilyn*/Dad’s A Genius* (3:34) 19. Alien Ship Powers Up* (1:46) 20. International Code (1:32) 21. Wedding* (1:50) 22. The President’s Speech (3:11) Total Time - Disc One: 65:31
DISC TWO 1. Just In Case*/Attacker Fires Up* (3:10) 2. The Launch Tunnel*/Mutha Ship*/Virus Uploaded* (8:27) 3. Hide!*/Russell’s Packin’ (The Day We Fight Back)* (4:44) 4. 4. He Did It* (1:33) 5. Jolly Roger (3:17) 6. Victory* (3:40) 7. End Credits (9:07)
BONUS TRACKS
8. 1969: We Came In Peace - Alt.* (2:11) 9. Destroyers Disengage (No Choir)* (0:34) 10. Cancelled Leave - Alt.* (1:43) 11. Commence Lift-off - Alt.* (0:55) 12. Base Attack (Segment - Film Version)* (2:27) 13. Marilyn Found (No Choir)* (1:28) 14. Target Remains/Rescue - Alt.* (2:40) 15. Dad’s A Genius - Alt.* (0:45) 16. Attacker Fires Up (Original Version - No Choir)* (2:01) 17. Virus Uploaded - Alt.* (2:35) 18. The Day We Fight Back (Original Version) (5:48) 19. Jolly Roger - Alt.* (3:22) 20. End Credits (Segment, No Choir)* (2:47) Total Time - Disc Two: 63:34 Total playing time Disc One and Disc Two: 129:05 * - Previously Unreleased Track Original Film Score Published by Fox Film Music Corp. (BMI)
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