Money Train Score [1995-2011]

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

1. Petty Theft
2. Charlie Steals the Model
3. Buddha Consciousness
4. The Torch Strikes
5. Hook’s Promise
6. Love Hurts
7. A Gift of 15 Grand/Charlie Loses the Money
8. Round Two/ Love Betrayed
9. The Torch Gets Ready/The Torch is Toast
10. Get Out of My Life
11. Brown’s Ultimatum
12. Charlie Gets Ready/Charlie Grabs the Train
13. Motorcycle Subway
14. No Escape
15. Breaking the Barrier
16. I’ll Be There/The Brothers Fight/Money Train Wreck
17. Keeping Cool

Enjoy

Speed 2 Cruise Control Soundtrack [1997-2010]

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)

Total Time (70:24)

Enjoy and have a nice day.