Prometheus Soundtrack [2012]

Prometheus is Ridley Scott‘s return to the world he created in 1979′s Alien featuring a team of explorers discovering a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a thrilling journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.

 

Ridley Scott, director of “Alien” and “Blade Runner,” returns to the genre he helped define. With PROMETHEUS, he creates a groundbreaking mythology, in which a team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a thrilling journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.

sci-fi horror film Prometheus, which stars Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba and Charlize Theron. The film opens in the US on June 8th, 2012.

 

German-born musician Marc Streitenfeld, jointed with Harry Gresgson-Williams, has composed the score for Prometheus. Streitenfeld has worked with Scott for the past six years or so starting with A Good Year. Can anybody remember the score for that film? Everybody is pretty much hoping Prometheus is Ridley Scott’s glorious return to sci-fi. After all, Alien and Blade Runner are modern classics which helped re-boot the genre to some extent. Jerry Goldsmith’s original Alien score was pretty wonderful with its soft drones and ethereal string arrangements so Streitenfeld has got some pretty darn big boots to fill.

Tracklist:
1. A Planet
2. Going In
3. Engineers
4. Life*
5. Weyland
6. Discovery
7. Not Human
8. Too Close
9. Try Harder
10. David
11. Hammerpede
12. We were right
13. Earth
14. Infected
15. Hyper Sleep
16. Small Beginnings
17. Hello Mommy
18. Friend From The Past
19. Dazed
20. Space Jockey
21. Collision
22. Debris
23. Planting the Seed
24. Invitation
25. Birth

Enjoy

The Great Train Robbery Score [1979-2011]

World premiere release of complete soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith for Michael Crichton 1979 period action tale of gold robbery performed aboard moving train, starring Sean Connery, Donald Sutherland, Lesley-Anne Down. Though rumored to have been lost forever, Intrada locates complete 1/4" two-track stereo session masters made by Eric Tomlinson during London recording sessions, maintained in beautiful condition courtesy MGM. This enables first-ever release of numerous cues including all-important action cue "Dead Willy", where frenzied string rhythms, powerful trombone figures provide score with its most ferocious moment. Other new cues offer variants to main theme, additional darker sequences. Goldsmith also recorded all of his classical source pieces during the sessions and we include those as well. His take on Handel's famed "Music For the Royal Fireworks" is dazzling indeed. Several alternates were present on masters, including early take on classic "The Gold Arrives" set piece, this time with central section spotlighting virtuoso trumpet double-tongue passage Goldsmith ultimately toned down for final take. Roaring fun! Bonus CD offers U.S. CD premiere of original 1979 soundtrack assembly as produced by Goldsmith, newly mastered from United Artists album master. Informative notes from Jeff Bond, handsome original campaign art complete exciting package. Jerry Goldsmith conducts National Symphony Orchestra. Nicely-priced 2-CD set is part of Intrada MAF catalog of great film scores!



CD1 Complete Original Motion Picture Soundtrack:

01. The Gold * 0:11
02. Main Title 2:43
03. Is He Dead? * 0:51
04. Breakfast In Bed (Record Version) 1:49
05. Breakfast In Bed #1 * 1:44
06. Breakfast In Bed #2 * 1:46
07. No Respectable Gentleman 2:25
08. A Relentless Suitor * 1:16
09. Clues 3:54
10. Rotten Row 2:43
11. The First Key 0:08
12. Bordello Raid 0:46
13. Kiddie Caper 2:03
14. Casing The Station 1:33
15. Street Attack (Record Version) 1:41
16. Street Attack (Film Version) * 1:40
17. Over The Wall 1:59
18. Night Entry 2:29
19. Night Exit * 1:00
20. Double Wax Job 2:57
21. The Tombstone 1:13
22. We Go To Paris * 1:12
23. Dead Willie * 1:58
24. Open Casket * 0:23
25. The Padlock * 0:41
26. All Aboard * 0:35
27. Departure 0:42
28. The Gold Arrives 2:44
29. Torn Coat 1:52
30. End Title 2:58

Complete Original Soundtrack Time 51:00

The Extras (Conducted and/or Supervised by Jerry Goldsmith):

31. The Gold Arrives [Alternate] * 2:43
32. Sonata In D For Two Pianofortes K448 (Mozart) * 6:02
33. Source Medley * 5:06
34. Music For The Royal Fireworks (Handel) * 3:03

Total Extras Time 18:03

CD1 Total Time 1:09:10

* = Previously Unreleased

CD2 Original 1979 United Artists Soundtrack Album:

01. Main Title 2:33
02. No Respectable Gentleman 2:23
03. Double Wax Job 2:46
04. Casing The Station 3:09
05. The Gold Arrives... 2:43
06. Kiddie Caper 2:02
07. Clues 3:52
08. Rotten Row 2:40
09. Torn Coat 2:23
10. End Title 2:58

CD2 Total Time 27:51

Total Discs Time = 137:01

Enjoy with FLAC if you like.

Gremlins Soundtrack [2011]

Chris Columbus was a fledgling writer when Steven Spielberg optioned his screenplay about little creatures terrorizing small-town America. By the time Amblin Productions filmed Gremlins in 1984, Spielberg and director Joe Dante had transformed the straightforward horror film into something far more comic, while retaining some memorable Grand Guignol moments. A combination of cuddliness, edgy comedy and shocking violence turned the film into a sensation, rendering it one of the biggest hits of the year.

A key element in the film’s success was the imaginative meld of traditional orchestral writing and cutting-edge electronics provided by frequent Joe Dante collaborator Jerry Goldsmith. The music for Gremlins is a fan favorite that has long been recognized as one of Goldsmith’s most original works. Most of it has never been available in a legitimate release—until now.

 

At the center of the score is a ragtime theme played on synthesizer—a raucous celebration of mayhem that harkens back to the early days of animation yet gives the music a funky, contemporary twist.

This is balanced by a heart-warming lyrical theme for the endearing mogwai character, Gizmo (which doubles as a love theme for the young couple portrayed by Zach Galligan and Phoebe Cates). An off-kilter waltz theme for Polly Holliday’s modern-day equivalent of the Wicked Witch of the West may be Goldsmith’s most outrageous comic confection. Solo fiddle invokes the devil (as in Herrmann’s The Devil and Daniel Webster), eerie bells (both acoustic and electronic) invoke the mystery of the mogwai, and pulse-pounding action music aptly supports the wild physical antics of the destructive creatures.

 

Disc one of this 2CD set features the premiere release of the complete score for Gremlins, mastered from the original PCM live stereo mixes by Bruce Botnick, supervising engineer of the original recording sessions. Disc two features a recreation of the 1984 soundtrack album, billed as a “Specially Priced 7-Cut Mini Album” with three pop songs on side one and a 16:12 suite from Goldsmith’s score on side two.

 

FSM’s 28-page booklet includes a reminiscence from audio engineer Botnick as well as a detailed essay on film and score by Jeff Bond and Mike Matessino (incorporating comments from an interview with director Dante).

 

Tracklisting
CD1 The Film Score
01. Fanfare in C / The Shop / The Little One (Jerry Goldsmith) [04:29]
02. Late for Work (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:45]
03. Mrs. Deagle / That Dog (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:21]
04. The Gift (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:45]
05. First Aid (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:15]
06. Spilt Water (Jerry Goldsmith) [03:02]
07. A New One (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:09]
08. The Lab / Old Times (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:35]
09. The Injection (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:56]
10. Snack Time / The Wrong Time (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:49]
11. The Box (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:24]
12. First Aid (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:38]
13. Disconnected / Hurry Home (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:03]
14. Kitchen Fight (Jerry Goldsmith) [04:05]
15. Dirty Linen (Jerry Goldsmith) [00:43]
16. The Pool (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:05]
17. The Plow / Special Delivery (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:16]
18. High Flyer (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:21]
19. Too Many Gremlins (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:06]
20. No Santa Claus (Jerry Goldsmith) [03:27]
21. After Theater (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:38]
22. Escape / Stripe Is Loose / Toy Dept. / No Gizmo (Jerry Goldsmith) [04:35]
23. The Fountain / Stripe's Death (Jerry Goldsmith) [05:41]
24. Goodbye, Billy (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:56]
25. End Title / The Gremlin Rag (Jerry Goldsmith) [04:11]

Bonus Tracks

26. Blues (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:15]
27. Mrs. Deagle (film version) (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:27]
28. God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen (Traditional) (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:12]
29. After Theater (with 'Silent Night') (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:36]
30. After Theater (without 'Silent Night') (Jerry Goldsmith) [01:35]
31. Rabbit Rampage (Milt Franklyn) [00:46]
32. The Gremlin Rag (full version) (Jerry Goldsmith) [03:34]
33. Gizmo's New Song (Jerry Goldsmith) [00:34]
34. Gizmo's Trumpet (Jerry Goldsmith) [00:28]


CD2 1984 Soundtrack Album

01. Gremlins...Mega Madness (Michael Sembello) [03:51]
02. Make It Shine (Quarterflash) [04:12]
03. Out Out (Peter Gabriel) [07:05]
04. The Gift (Jerry Goldsmith) [04:54]
05. Gizmo (Jerry Goldsmith) [04:13]
06. Mrs. Deagle (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:53]
07. The Gremlin Rag (Jerry Goldsmith) [04:10]

Enjoy

Sleeping With the Enemy Expanded Soundtrack [1991-2011]

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)

* = previously unreleased

Enjoy with FLAC if you like.

Forever Young Expanded Soundtrack [1991-2011]

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.


 

Explorers (Complete) [1985-2011]

Intrada presents the long-overdue expansion of Jerry Goldsmith's 1985 score to the Paramount film Explorers. The original LP release from MCA records featured highlights of the score, but only focused on two of its many facets, primarily the adventure and later the quirky outer space setting of the final act. It's a bit deceptive in a way, for the score has more dimensions and is often a contradictory work: buoyant, melancholic, celebratory but slyly witty, bursting with energy and optimism but also tinged with regret. It was this latter element that was sorely missed the most in the previous release.

“I put a very mournful temp score on the movie,” director Joe Dante recalls. “I used Bernard Herrmann’s ‘Walking Distance’ music from The Twilight Zone, ...and I remember Jerry saying ‘Do you really want it to be this sad?’ I said I didn’t want it depressing but it’s a movie about dreams that don’t come true...so there was a sense of loss about the movie that I wanted to get into it, but Jerry also managed to do a lot of bouncy stuff that made it a lot more fun.”

Melancholy aspect notwithstanding, the album is a lot of fun: the music is packed with robust orchestral energy in the action, inventive electronic effects for the character’s dreams and soaring melodic sweep for the flight sequences. For the alien spaceship sequences, Goldsmith even adds colorful hip flavor to his musical mix. The score offers just about everything.

Explorers was director Dante’s follow-up to the 1984 smash hit Gremlins. The story involves three young boys (played by Ethan Hawke, River Phoenix and Jason Presson) who construct their own spaceship under the influence of thought transmissions from an alien race. The boys convert an old Tilt-A-Whirl car into the “Thunder Road,” and test-drive the vehicle over their town, eventually flying it into outer space for an encounter with the aliens summoning them. But the extraterrestrials behind the alien technology turn out to be quite different than any of the boys expect.

This release is limited to 3000 units. But this sold out again.
Track List:

1. Main Title (Unused Version with "Wak's Boogie") (00:51)
2. Main Title (Film Version) (00:47)
3. The First Dream (00:58)
4. Sticks and Stones (02:23)
5. Lori / Intervention (00:50)
6. Home (02:10)
7. The Bubble (01:47)
8. "Sci-Fi" Flick / The Roof-Top (02:04)
9. Crazed Bubble / Fuse Box (02:44)
10. Free Ride (03:43)
11. Peek-A-Boo (01:53)
12. The Prospect (01:40)
13. The Construction (02:35)
14. The Thunder Road (01:25)
15. First Flight (03:03)
16. No Air (02:34)
17. I Want to Live (01:42)
18. Time for Bed (01:36)
19. More Dreams / Dreams (01:45)
20. Let's Go (01:44)
21. Fast Getaway (04:58)
22. Wait Up (01:00)
23. The Spider (00:56)
24. Alien Love Call (00:57)
25. We Come in Peace (02:04)
26. She Likes Me (02:39)
27. Neek Chords (00:19)
28. Looks Real (02:03)
29. Space Pirates (00:32)
30. Gifts / Home Flight (05:21)
31. Have a Nice Trip (08:03)

The Extras:
32. *Tannhauser Overture [Excerpt] (04:04)
*Richard Wagner
33. **Space Movie (03:02)
**Alexander Courage

Total Duration: 01:14:12

Enjoy

Star Trek: The Next Generation Collection, Volume 1 [2011]

La la land's presenting STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION -COLLECTION VOLUME ONE: LIMITED EDITION, a 3-CD limited edition release featuring more than 3 full hours of previously unreleased music. STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION - COLLECTION VOLUME ONE showcases some of the most dynamic pieces of score ever composed for this beloved and acclaimed series. Renowned composers Dennis McCarthy, Jay Chattaway, Don Davis, John Debney and Fred Steiner are all represented on this limited edition set of 3000 Units, which complies many of the very best musical contributions to the most famous and celebrated sci-fi franchise in television history. Produced by Ford Thaxton, Mark Banning, James Nelson and Lukas Kendall, this release, mastered by James Nelson.

CD 1: Dennis McCarthy:
01. Star Trek: The Next Generation Main Title (3rd Season) Narration: Patrick Stewart – Alexander Courage / Jerry Goldsmith (1:49)
HAVEN #105:
02. Haven M11 / Harpies M12 / Gifts M13 (2:06)
03. Starship M14 / Lost Love M15 / Wyatt & Troi M16 / Mom Arrives M17 (3:26)
04. In Practice M21 / Tradition M22 / Cuestosity M23 (Not Used) / Mental Flame M24 / Leper Colony M25 (4:44)
05. Petty M37 (0:54)
06. Desert Panorama M41 / Proposal M42 / Tractor Beam M43 (2:51)
07. Ariana M51 / Plan to Die M52 / Preparation M53 / Alien Vessel M54 / Departure M55 / Next Adventure M56 (7:54)
HIDE AND Q #111:
08. Miracle Worker M51 / Lights Out M51A / Time Lapse M52 (5:24)
The Big Goodbye #113:
09. (You Came Along From) Out of Nowhere M53 / M12 – John Green / Edward Heyman (3:24)
CONSPIRACY #125:
10. Worf Down M51 / Invader M52 / Dinner Treats M53 / Retching Remmick M54 / Recovery M55 / Cliff Hanger M56 (7:44)
The Child #127:
11. Rendezvous M11 / Liaison M12 (2:15)
12. Aucdet IX M21 / Containment Out M22 / The Birth M23B / Growth Spurt M24 (5:11)
Elementary, Dear Data #129:
13. Stardate M11 / Holmes’s Pipe M12A / Holmes’s Pipe 2 M12 (0:54)
14. Denouement M14 / The Challenge M15 (0:57)
Time Squared #139:
15. P-2 Arises M51 / Hall Twins M52 / P-2 Dies M53 / Escape M54 / No Repeat M55 (6:08)
The Survivors #151:
16. Music Boxer M16 (1:03)
17. Telepathic M41 / Kevin’s Waltz M42 / Unbridged M43 (4:36)
18. Music Box M42 (0:39)
Sarek #171:
19. Logging M51 / Solution M52 / Mind Meld M53 / Angstosity M54 / Back to Reality M55 / Goodbyes M56 (6:26)
Conundrum #214:
20. MacDuff Exposed M51A / Meeting the Girls M52 / Confused M53 (4:40)
All Good Things… #277 / 278:
21. Saved Again M103 (2:27)
22. I Have a Gun M104 (0:52)
23. Star Trek: The Next Generation End Title (3rd Season, Long Version) – Jerry Goldsmith (1:55)

CD 2: Jay Chattaway:
01. Star Trek: The Next Generation Main Title (2nd Season) – Alexander Courage / Jerry Goldsmith (1:39)
Remember Me #179
02. Old Friend M11 / Return to Starbase M23 (1:06)
03. The Traveler M51 / Through the Bubble M52 (7:08)
The Host #197
04. Sorry M11 / Jay M17 (3:34)
05. No Pain, No Gain M33 (2:04)
06. Can’t Be Apart M44 (2:18)
07. Surprised M54 / Last Waist Kiss M55 (1:12)
Darmok #202
08. Doo Doo Occurs M32 (3:04)
09. Telling a Story M43 / Gone Forever M43A (4:07)
10. Tired of Sitting Around M51A / What’s a Life Worth? M52 (4:55)
Silicon Avatar #204:
11. Running for Cover M13 / Someone’s Comin’ M16 (3:25)
12. So, We Finally Meet M52 (3:51)
The Perfect Mate #221:
13. Hard to Resist M34 (3:07)
14. I’ve Bonded With You M52 (1:19)
I Borg #223:
15. The Borg Pick Up Hugh M53 (2:40)
The Inner Light #225:
16. Lullaby #1 M31 (0:50)
17. Naming Dance #1 M32 Alt B (1:15)
18. The Answer to a Mystery M51 / Lullaby #1A M52 (4:20)
Relics #230:
19. Scotty’s Bridge M32 (0:40)
20. Captain in Rank Only M51 / Scotty to the Rescue M52 / Mister Good Hands M53 (4:43)
Starship Mine #244:
21. Greedy Double Crosser M51 / Fight to the Death M52 (6:51)
The Chase #246:
22. Message Received M52 (2:50)
Journey’s End #272:
23. War or Peace M52 / Wes Goes on His Way M54 (6:08)
Bonus:
The Inner Light #225:
24. Naming Ceremony, Alternate (Not Used) M32A (1:20)
25. Naming Dance, Up-Tempo Version (Not Used) M2 (1:08)
26. Star Trek: The Next Generation End Title (3rd Season, Short Version–Alt. Take) (0:48)

CD 3: Guest Composers:
01. Star Trek: The Next Generation Main Title (3rd Season) – Alexander Courage and Jerry Goldsmith, Arr. Dennis McCarthy (1:49)
Code of Honor #104 – Fred Steiner:
02. Sky and Starship M11 / Meet Lutan M12 / Lutan Impressed M13 – Fred Steiner (2:43)
03. Bronze Horse M14 / To the Holodeck M15 / Snatch Tasha M16 – Fred Steiner (1:50)
04. Waiting M21 / Code of Honor II M22 – Fred Steiner (1:39)
05. Chez Lutan M31 / Lutan’s Honor M32 / The Centerpiece M33 / Yareena Upset M34 / Combat Ready M35 / Hatching a Plan M36 / Code of Honor Again M37 – Fred Steiner (4:16) – missing
06. Code of Honor M41 (Not Used) / Yareena’s Threat M42 / The Glavin M43 – Fred Steiner (2:12)
07. Officer’s Log M51 / Competition M52 / Deadly Blow M53 / She Lives M54 / Poor Lutan M55 / Mission Accomplished M56B – Fred Steiner (6:39)
Face of the Enemy #240:
08. Troi Delirious M11 – Don Davis (1:35)
09. Ear Trauma M12 / Romulans in Romuland M13 / Troi Trouble M14 – Don Davis (1:29)
10. It’s Huge M21 / Riker Ridiculous M22 (Not Used) / Jean-Luc Benign M23 / Romulan Dissident Mummies M24 / N’Vek Trek M25 – Don Davis (3:32) – missing
11. Clash of the British Titans M31 / Placating Picard M32 / Untitled M33 / Face of the Enemy (Act Out) M34 – Don Davis (3:27)
12. Toreth’s Revenge M41 / N’Vek Nervosa M42 – Don Davis (5:48)
13. Destructed Plan M51 /Another Cruel Hoax M52 / Noble N’Vek Dies for Our Sins M53 – Don Davis (8:15)
The Pegasus #264:
14. New Orders M11 / Pegasus M12 – John Debney (0:22)
15. On Impulse M13 /Romulans Appear M14 Alt A / Stand Down M15 / Pressman Plots M16 – John Debney (2:06)
16. Act In M21 / Scanning the Belt M22 Alt A – John Debney (3:31)
17. Romulans Depart M31 / Duty Calls M32 / Riker’s Dilemma M33 / Relieved of Command M34 – John Debney (2:43)
18. The Discovery M41 / Trapped M42 – John Debney (5:12)
19. Secret Weapon M51 / Federation Cloak M52 / Second Chance M53 – John Debney (6:57)
Alternate Takes:
20. New Orders M11 Alt A (0:22)
21. Romulans Appear M14 tk 2 (1:03)
22. Stand Down M15 Alt A tk 2 (0:38)
23. Scanning the Belt M22 tk 3 (3:17)
24. Secret Weapon M51 tk 5 (3:53)
Bonus:
25. Star Trek: The Next Generation Bumper (1st Season) – Jerry Goldsmith (0:06)
26. Star Trek: The Next Generation Bumper (3rd Season) – Jerry Goldsmith (0:08)
Music by Jerry Goldsmith, Arr. Dennis McCarthy
27. Theme From Star Trek (TV Series) Polka Version – Alexander Courage / Gene Roddenberry (0:55)
28. Theme From Star Trek (TV Series) Torch Song Version – Alexander Courage / Gene Roddenberry (1:34)
29. Star Trek: The Next Generation End Title (3rd Season, Short Version) – Jerry Goldsmith (0:48)

Enjoy

Bad Girls Soundtrack [1994-2011]

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

Enjoy

Take A Hard Ride Soundtrack [1975-2005]

Take a Hard Ride is a 1975 Western directed by Antonio Margheriti, starring Jim Brown, Lee Van Cleef, and Fred Williamson.

Pike, a stone faced cowboy, meets up with Tyree, a dishonest gambler. Together with a mute Indian scout, Kashtok, the trio attempts to transport $86,000 across hundreds of miles of Western wasteland to deliver it to the widow of Pike's former employer.

The film is notable among 1970s B cinema for being both a blaxploitation film (one of a number teaming Brown and Williamson) and a spaghetti western, co-financed by Italian producers and filmed on location in the Canary Islands. Director Margheriti had attempted a similarly ambitious genre hybrid the previous year with The Stranger and the Gunfighter, a spaghetti western kung fu adventure, also starring Van Cleef.

Plot
Pike (Jim Brown), the right-hand man of cattle rancher Bob Morgan (Dana Andrews), is entrusted with a mission to deliver $86,000 across the border to the Morgan Ranch in Senora, Mexico after his boss dies. Pike teams up with dishonest gambler Tyree (Fred Williamson) and are forced to trust each other while being pursued by various outlaws and gunmen trying to possess the money, including the ruthless bounty hunter Kiefer (Lee Van Cleef) and a corrupt sheriff (Barry Sullivan).

Along the way the duo comes across a prostitute (Catherine Spaak) in need of rescuing and a mute Indian scout skilled in martial arts (Jim Kelly) who help them on their journey. After numerous gun battles and chase sequences, Pike and Tyree reach the end of the line at an abandoned mine, where they duke it out over the money, yet finally settle and work together after getting word of the approaching gunmen. They devise a plan to escape by using explosives to blow up the mine shaft behind them, killing all their pursuers except for Kiefer, who decides to forgo his bounty and let the men continue their quest to reach the ranch.


Track listing

1. The Hunter (02:48)

2. Main Title (02:15)

3. Memories (01:38)

4. The Search (01:10)

5. The Snake (02:09)

6. Uneasy Alliance (02:05)

7. Friendly Enemies (02:10)

8. Fancy Footwork (02:35)

9. Hunter's Harmonica (01:06)

10. A Sad Story (01:28)

11. The Ambush (04:20)

12. The Wagon (05:52)

13. The Big Dive (01:07)

14. The Aftermath (01:40)

15. The Trek (01:16)

16. The Mines (05:26)

17. Work Camp (02:16)

18. The Last Adversary (02:23)

19. A Long Walk (01:52)

Enjoy

Poltergeist Soundtrack [1982-2010]

Out of print in the U.S.! Oscar winning composer Jerry Goldsmith's prodigious talents for scoring for the frightening and macabre are on grand form in his soundtrack to Poltergeist. From gentle, homely melodies to grisly, atonal movements, Goldsmith's music illustrates the deep affection, decent into terror and ultimate triumph of the Freeling family.

Tracklisting
Disc 1
1. The Star Spangled Banner (01:30)
2. The Calling (01:57)
3. The Neighborhood—Day (02:15)
4. The Tree (02:26)
5. The Clown/They're Here/Broken Glass (03:52)
6. The Hole/TV People (01:26)
7. Twisted Abduction (06:58)
8. The Jewelry (05:06)
9. The Light (02:07)
10. Night Visitor (08:00)
11. No Complaints (01:05)
12. Let’s Get Her/Rebirth (16:02)
13. Night of the Beast (03:51)
14. Escape From Suburbia (07:29)
15. No TV/End Credits (Carol Anne's Theme) (04:20)

Disc 2
1. Carol Anne’s Theme (03:29)
2. Night Visitor (07:28)
3. Escape From Suburbia (06:18)
4. The Light (02:03)
5. The Neighborhood—Day (02:15)
6. Night of the Beast (02:16)
7. Twisted Abduction (06:14)
8. Rebirth (08:17)
Tracks 1 to 8 from the 1982 Soundtrack Album
9. Bonus Track: Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (00:36)
10. Bonus Track: Wild Percussion (03:14)
11. Bonus Track: The Calling (alternate) (02:05)
12. Bonus Track: Carol Anne’s Theme (orchestra only) (03:15)
13. Bonus Track: The Clown (alternate) (01:16)
14. Bonus Track: Escape From Suburbia (alternate) (07:31)
15. Bonus Track: Carol Anne’s Theme (original edit and alternate vocal) (03:15)
16. Theme From The Prize (02:15)
17. Manhunt (02:50)
18. Three Lost People (01:23)
19. The Night People (02:02)
20. The Courier (01:37)
Tracks 16 to 20 - bonus score from "The Prize"

Enjoy

The Brotherhood of the Bell Soundtrack [1970-2010]

World premiere release of two early seventies TV movie soundtracks by Jerry Goldsmith! Complete score from each thriller appears, mastered from pristine condition original 1/4" mono session masters vaulted at CBS. A STEP OUT OF LINE stars Peter Falk, Peter Lawford, Vic Morrow, has trio of stars planning perfect heist when things go terribly wrong. Goldsmith supplies requisite action, suspense but also writes several somber string-based cues that were deleted from final picture, including finale of score and film! They are heard here for first time ever! BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL stars Glenn Ford, Rosemary Forsythe, has stars caught up in deadly ever-spiraling web of conspiracy. Goldsmith creates one of his most complex, cerebral scores ever, then balances with straight academia theme for strings. Results are fascinating blend of subtle drama, outright terror! Two of composers most vivid TV movie scores ever! Jerry Goldsmith conducts. Intrada Special Collection release limited to 2500 copies!

A STEP OUT OF LINE
01. Main Title 2:34
02. Ball Game Night [Not In Film] 1:08
03. Kidney Failure 0:44
04. A Chance To Travel/The Blueprint 2:37
05. Tall Building 0:17
06. A Step Out Of Line 2:04
07. We’ll Talk/Harry’s Diatribe [Not In Film] 3:19
08. Gillian Dance Source 1:43
09. Set Wires 3:11
10. Not To Worry 2:21
11. Break In 3:28
12. The Safecrackers [Mostly Not In Film] 4:37
13. Hot Wire 1:21
14. What They Knew [Not In Film] 2:36

Total Score Time: 32:36

THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL
15. The Oath 3:21
16. The Bell Rings 1:00
17. The Assignment 2:31
18. The Assignment No. 2 0:28
19. The Phone Call 1:06
20. The Doctor’s Demise 0:44
21. Free Advice 0:24
22. The Assignment No. 3 0:34
23. Paid Vacation 1:13
24. Closed For Business 0:46
25. The Denial 1:34
26. Tennis Anyone? 0:39
27. Something Strange 0:37
28. Another Guilty Party 1:13
29. An Uninvited Guest 1:43
30. The Hospital 0:20
31. A Late Visit 2:15
32. Vivian Leaves 1:46
33. The Solution 2:15
34. New Hope 2:28

Total Score Time: 27:57

Enjoy

The Edge Soundtrack [1997-2010]

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)*

Total Time 66:15

Enjoy and have a nice day.

Outland Soundtrack [1981-2010]

This 2CD set features the complete score as heard in the film, the 1981 LP configuration released by Warner Bros. Records, and never-before-heard alternates and outtakes.

Outland was written and directed by Peter Hyams, whose 1978 Capricorn One had featured a sensational score by Goldsmith. Sean Connery stars as O’Niel, a Federal marshal whose investigation of suspicious deaths throws him into conflict with the mine’s corporate administrator (Peter Boyle). Something of a cross between Alien (minus the monster) and High Noon (transplanting the conflict to outer space), the stylish film is one of Hyams’s best.

Goldsmith had made a mark on Alien in 1979—a film that Outland resembles in its hardware and atmosphere—and applied many of the same suspenseful textures to Outland. The score oozes menace and mood, evoking not only the dangerous environment of the space station, but the suspense-thriller human relationships (in which nobody is up to any good). Goldsmith’s musical modernism is perfectly tailored for the action scenes, especially a bravura chase through the station (“Hot Water”) which is treated with a Stravinsky-like pulse.

The Outland soundtrack has long been available in a 40-minute album program, but that sequence (recreated for disc 2 of this release) includes alternate takes—and omits many notable cues. Disc 1 of this album features the complete score as heard in (or intended for, in the case of unused cues) the finished film, including such Goldsmith cues as the film’s “Main Title” and action moments in “Stiffed” and “The Bags.”

Disc 1 also interpolates the work of two other composers, who stepped in when Hyams requested changes but Goldsmith was unavailable: Morton Stevens, who adapted Goldsmith’s thematic material for the film’s climactic fight on the exterior of the station (“The Last Battle [Broken Hose]”), and Michael Boddicker, who wrote and recorded the film’s rec room source music. Disc 1 also features a bonus section including Goldsmith’s original versions of these sequences as well as other alternates.

Goldsmith’s score has been newly restored by Mike Matessino from the three-track stereo film mixes, with Boddicker personally remixing his tracks. The entire 2CD set has been mastered by Bruce Botnick, Jerry Goldsmith’s longtime recording engineer.

Limited edition of 5000 copies

Packaging & Liner Notes
Standard double jewel case. The deluxe 24-page booklet features liner notes by Jeff Bond and Lukas Kendall including new interview comments by Hyams and an essay from Boddicker.

Track List

DISC 1 - THE COMPLETE ORIGINAL OUTLAND FILM SCORE

1. Ladd Company Logo (00:26)
composed by John Williams
2. Main Title (01:18)
3. The Mine (03:53)
4. Spiders (01:27)
5. The Buy (01:29)
6. The Airlock (02:23)
7. The Fix (01:56)
8. The Hostage (02:21)
9. Blood Test (01:53)
10. Source I (Source 192) * (03:44)
11. Hot Water (06:00)
12. Stiffed (01:32)
13. The Bags (01:34)
14. Hot Wire (02:04)
15. The Bug (01:00)
16. Source II (Source 193) * (03:35)
17. After Hours / The Loading Bay / Hidden Weapons (01:35)
18. The Message (02:09)
19. Early Estimate / Early Arrival (03:09)
20. The Hunters (02:27)
21. The Blood (01:07)
22. The Hunted (05:07)
23. The Greenhouse (02:47)
24. The Last Battle (Broken Hose) (03:01)
adapted by Morton Stevens
25. The Showdown (01:29)
26. Final Message (00:58)
27. End Credits (02:42)

Total Time - 63:49

BONUS TRACKS :

28. Main Title (Original Version) (01:26)
29. Watching (00:51)
30. Stiffed (Alternate Version)
31. The Bags (Alternate Version) (01:34)
32. Released (02:09)
33. The Rec Room (03:29)
34. The Rec Room II (01:31)

Total Time - 12:52

Total Disc Time - 76:39

* = "Leisure Club Music" composed by Richard Rudolph & Michael Boddickerand performed by Ganymede

DISC 2 - 1981 OUTLAND SOUNDTRACK ALBUM

1. The Mine (03:52)
2. Early Arrival (04:11)
3. The Message (02:08)
4. The Air Lock (04:48)
5. Hot Water (04:50)
6. The Hunted (05:17)
7. Spiders (02:30)
8. The Rec Room (03:27)
9. The Hostage (04:20)
10. Final Message (03:28)

Total Disc Time - 39:08

Total Duration: 01:52:57

Enjoy and have a nice day.