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A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET - 8 CD BOX SET

Original Motion Picture Soundtracks
Various Artists

UPC: VLE-9203
Release Date: 10/16/2015

LIMITED TO 2000 COPIES
Available now for pre-order

$ 99.98


This deluxe package contains all 8 soundtracks from the original series, over 8 hours of music including almost 3 hours of bonus tracks!

New artwork has been commissioned for the set by artist Shawn Conn, and assembling the CD sleeves next to one another forms a larger piece of art. The pictures above include a sample of an individual sleeve from the front and back, as well as the larger piece of art that is created when all 8 sleeves are placed alongside each other. Before you have any nightmares, please don’t worry … the original Matthew Joseph Peak creations are included in the accompanying booklet. The set is then completed with a knitted Freddy sweater encasing the outer box! A truly unique item that ensures the A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET - 8 CD BOX SET will stand out on any shelf.

The world was introduced to Wes Craven’s Freddy Krueger, (portrayed by Robert Englund), in 1984 with A Nightmare on Elm Street. Krueger was a former child killer seeking revenge against the parents who burned him by haunting the dreams of their teenage children and killing them in their dreams. The series has earned almost half a billion dollars worldwide, and boasts some of the most beloved nightmarish themes from composers including: Charles Bernstein, (Wes Craven’s A Nightmare On Elm Street), Christopher Young, (A Nightmare On Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge), Angelo Badalamenti, (A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors), Craig Safan, (A Nightmare On Elm Street 4: The Dream Master), Jay Ferguson, (A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child), Brian May, (Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare), J. Peter Robinson, (Wes Craven’s New Nightmare) and Graeme Revell (Freddy Vs. Jason).

Also included in this set is a suite from the video game featured in the film Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare and the theme from Henry Manfredini’s FRIDAY THE 13TH series, as heard in the film Freddy Vs. Jason (with performances by the band Machine Head).


TRACK LIST!


DISC 1: Wes Craven’s A Nightmare On Elm Street
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Music Composed by Charles Bernstein

1. Prologue (:34)
2. Main Title (3:32)
3. Laying The Traps (2:06)
4. Dream Attack (1:20)
5. Rod Hanged / Night Stalking (4:44)
6. Jail Cell (1:13)
7. Confrontation (1:41)
8. Sleep Clinic (2:25)
9. Terror In The Tub (:59)
10. No Escape (2:15)
11. School Horror / Stay Awake (4:02)
12. Lurking (1:02)
13. Telephone Terror (1:08)
14. Fountain Of Blood (1:03)
15. Evil Freddy (:50)
16. Final Search (3:57)
17. Run Nancy (1:08)

BONUS/UNRELEASED
18. Horror Movie (source cue) (:43)
19. Nancy Glen (2:30)
20. Funeral (:56)
21. Freddy’s Hat (:59)
22. Bridge Talk (1:08)
23. Bars On Windows (1:00)
24. Freddy’s Glove (:22)
25. Dad At Glen’s (:45)
26. Boiler Room (1:22)
27. Show Yourself (:45)
28. Morning After (1:23)
29. Stingers (:46)

DEMOS
30. Freddy #1 (mono) (3:32)
31. Weird #1 (stereo) (2:59)
32. Chase #1 (stereo) (1:06)
33. Chase #2 (mono) (2:10)
34. Rhythm #1 (stereo) (1:30)
35. Theme Sketch (stereo) (1:55)
36. Concert Overture: A Nightmare On Elm Street – Charles Bernstein (Composer’s Home Mockup Sketch, Summer 2015) (stereo) (5:25)

Total Time: 65:35




DISC 2: A Nightmare On Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Music Composed and Orchestrated by Christopher Young

1. Main Title (2:32)
2. …And Leave The Driving To Us (2:01)
3. Furnace Flare-Up (2:17)
4. Kissing Freddy On The Catwalk (3:21)
5. Chest-Burster (3:53)
6. Jump Rope (1:45)
7. Fire Bird (3:12)
8. Dream Heat (1:11)
9. Necromancer’s Spell (2:31)
10. “Kill For Me” (2:35)
11. Sports Attack / Threatening Angela (2:35)
12. Freed Of Her (1:29)
13. Snake-In-The-Class (:56)

BONUS/UNRELEASED (mono & stereo)
14. The Horror In My Head (1:29)
15. Wake Up (1:48)
16. My Sick Toaster (1:31) (stereo)
17. Any Dream Will Do (:39) (stereo)
18. Daymare (:42) (stereo)
19. Splashdead (:26)
20. Which Witness (1:39)
21. Not Again (2:04)
22. Wrong Turn Right (2:34)
23. Head On Fire (1:12)
24. Feet On Fire (1:22)
25. Sting Thing #1 (:20)
26. Sting Thing #2 (:28)
27. Sting Thing #3 (:22)
28. Sting Thing #4 (:18)
29. Hells Bells (:12)
30. Nightmare On Elm Street Suite – “Suite Dreams” (15:49) (stereo)

Total Time 63 minutes 46 seconds



Disc 3: A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Music Composed By Angelo Badalamenti

Original Varese CD album
1. Opening (1:52)**
2. Puppet Walk (3:19)
3. Save The Children (1:24)
4. Taryn’s Deepest Fear (2:48)
5. Deceptive Romance (2:47)
6. Snake Attack (1:46)
7. Magic Butterfly (1:21)
8. The Embrace (:43)
9. Quiet Room / Wheelchair / Icy Bones (2:42)
10. Rumbling Room (1:15)
11. Dreamspace (:46)
12. The Dream House (2:02)
13. Is Freddy Gone? / Trouble Starting / Prime Time TV / Icy Window (4:38)
14. Grave Walk (1:14)
15. Nursery Theme (1:56)
16. Light’s Out (:57)

BONUS/UNRELEASED MUSIC (mono)
17. Main Title (Film Version) (2:18)
18. Dreaming / Basement Chase* (4:05)
19. Bathroom Attack / Computer (1:41)
20. The Snake* (Film Version) (2:14)
21. Sleepwalk* (Film Version) (3:38)
22. Prime Time (:26)
23. Junkyard Intro / Mom’s Head (1:33)
24. Alley Part A* / Alley Part B* (Film Version) (2:11)
25. Freddy Hell** (2:56)
26. Skeleton Fight* / Mirrors (1:20)
27. Dad Descends / Nancy Dies* (2:24)

TOTAL TIME 57:42

* Additional Music Ken Harrison
** Original A Nightmare On Elm Street Theme by Charles Bernstein





Disc 4: A Nightmare On Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
Original Motion Picture Score
Music Composed By Craig Safan

1. Kristen’s Haunted Dream* (3:47)
2. Freddy’s Back* (4:29)
3. Kincaid Killed In Junkyard (1:32)
4. Joey’s Wet Dream (1:43)
5. Drugged To Death (3:21)
6. Alice Lured Into Dream (2:29)
7. Rick’s Kung Fu Death (3:20)
8. Freddy’s Pizza Restaurant (1:59)
9. Debbie Checks In / Time Circles (4:25)
10. Sheila Sucks Face (2:52)
11. Dreamspace (1:40)
12. Freddy’s Calliope (1:54)
13. Alice Battles Freddy (3:56)
14. Corpus Krueger (3:12)

BONUS/UNRELEASED (mono)
15. Locker Scare / Boiler Scare* / Bug Scare / Daydream B (1:14)
16. Alice At Mirror / Mom Discovers Joey / Kristen Faints / Freddy As Nurse / Daytime House* (2:25)
17. Alice Looks At Sidewalk / Kristen Dies Part D / Burning Bed / Alice Smokes In Bathroom (1:54)
18. Alice Laments / Sleep Clinic* / Daydream C (2:12)
19. Freddy Reflection* / Alice Wakes / Mind Over Matter / Hospital Arrival (1:52)
20. Resurrection (songtrack album score suite) (stereo) (2:57)

Total Time 53:32

* Original Nightmare On Elm Street Theme by Charles Bernstein



Disc 5: A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child
Original Soundtrack
Music Composed by Jay Ferguson

Original Varese CD album
1. Prologue – Elm Street Kids (:48)
2. Main Title (3:22)
3. “It’s A Boy!” (:59)
4. Freddy Delivers (1:18)
5. Family Plot (1:32)
6. Yvonne Takes The Plunge (:54)
7. Mr. Sandman, Bring Me A Dream (1:17)
8. Don’t Dream And Drive (1:44)
9. Like Father, Like Son (2:02)
10. Mark Visits Elm Street (1:43)*
11. Hell On Wheels (2:10)
12. Another Brick In The Wall (1:30)
13. Stuffed / Choked (Gag Me With A Spoon) (1:32)
14. Shower (:43)
15. The Asylum (1:13)
16. There Was A Crooked Man (1:51)
17.Freddy’s Stroller (1:22)
18. Super Freddy (1:17)
19. Twins (1:15)
20. Freddy Cuts Up (1:47)
21. Mr. And Mrs. Jordan (1:47)
22. Party At Club Fred (1:27)
23. Amanda’s Tune (1:23)
24. Jacob’s Story (1:00)
25. Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (1:15)
26. Don’t Look Down (:46)
27. St. Elm Street’s Child (1:59)
28. Toys For Tots (1:19)
29. I’ve Got You Under My Skin (:54)
30. Kicking And Screaming (1:03)
31. Womb With A V.U. (1:52)

BONUS/UNRELEASED (stereo)
32. Nightmare Theme Insert A* (:15)
33. Nightmare Theme Insert B* (:37)
34. Bed Fred Sting (:05)
35. Wake Up (:23)

BONUS/UNRELEASED (mono)
36. New Line Logo / Main Title (Film Version) (3:22)
37. Rape / Bed Fred / Freddy Sting (:39)
38. Elm Street Kids* (2:07)
39. Delivery Room (Birth) (1:44)
40. Crash / You Are Pregnant (1:55)
41. Jacob / Greta’s Room (1:31)
42. Greta’s Room Reprise (1:25)
43. Mark’s World Continued* / Jacob Wait / Resolute Mark (1:25)
44. The Womb / Keep The Baby (1:23)
45. Greta’s Doll (1:00)
46. Yvonne Goes To The Asylum (2:22)

Total Time 65 Minutes 57 Seconds

*Original Nightmare On Elm Street Theme by Charles Bernstein



Disc 6: Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare
The Original Instrumental Score
Music Composed and Conducted by Brian May

Original Varese CD album
1. Opening Titles (1:32)
2. Main Title (2:18)
3. Doc’s Dream Theory (1:51)
4. John’s Eyeball (1:16)
5. Maggie’s First Dream (:52)
6. Wizard Of Odd (:39)
7. The Dream Continues (:42)
8. John’s Dream (1:27)
9. Crossing The Line (:34)
10. No Kids At The Fair (2:02)
11. Map Hell (1:02)
12. Freddy “101” (1:59)
13. There’s No Way Out (1:41)
14. Checking Out The House (1:11)
15. Mama’s Q-Tip (:37)
16. Freddy Wins (:51)
17. I Hate This House (2:35)
18. Back With Doc (1:38)
19. Defend Myself* (1:42)
20. Maggie Faces Freddy (3:31)
21. Tracy’s Dad (1:29)
22. Tracy And Freddy’s Fight (1:14)
23. It’s Me Or Him (2:41)
24. Freddy’s Dad (1:02)
25. Freddy Is Made Forever (:29)
26. Freddy Into Reality (2:05)
27. It’s Me or Him II (1:38)
28. Happy Father’s Day (4:17)

BONUS/UNRELEASED MUSIC (mono)
29. Little Girl On Place / Awakening I (:42)
30. Going My Way / John On The Bus (1:06)
31. Slam Dunk / Van To Fair / Jesus (1:15)
32. Tracy Finds Hearing Aid (:30)
33. The Orphanage (1:09)
34. Maggie Sees Watertower / Trying To Save Spencer / Inside Spencer’s Dream / Freddy Wins Spencer B / Spencer’s Fall (1:15)
35. Freddy Gets John’s Soul (1:08)
36. Doc Looks For Tracy / Freddy Out / The Dream People (1:16)
37. Video Game Suite (Ashley Irwin) (1:31)

Total Time 56 Minutes 8 Seconds

* Original A Nightmare On Elm Street Theme by Charles Bernstein



Disc 7: Wes Craven’s New Nightmare
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Original Score Written and Produced by J. Peter Robinson

1. Opening & Theme (Overlay)** (1:10)
2. Claw Attack (1:26)
3. Chase And Heather (1:15)
4. Wall Scratches & Theme (Overlay)**** (:39)
5. Freddy Calls ((:35)
6. TV Show Source*** (:59)
7. Freddy’s Back & Theme (Overlay)**** (:46)
8. Dylan / Rex Saved Me / Heather Explains / Bedtime Story**** (5:53)
9. Chase’s Blues***** (:48)
10. Chase Gets The Claw (:42)
11. Police (2:14)
12. Funeral Part A & B (3:01)
13. Nosebleed**** (2:44)
14. The Park (1:12)
15. Dylan Meets God (2:36)
16. Painting At Robert Englunds Part A & B (2:58)
17. Dylan Attacks Heather (2:01)
18. Tongue (:27)
19. Childhood Schizophrenia (1:21)
20. Odyssey (1:56)
21. Wes & Theme (Overlay)**** (3:30)
22. Miss Me??!! (1:07)
23. Oxygentyten (2:07)
24. Everything Is NOT Fine (2:47)
25. Julie Killed (3:56)
26. Freebfleg (3:36)
27. Transformation / Emergence & Theme (Overlay)**** (3:15)
28. Breadcrumbs (3:40)
29. Dylan / Eels / Chasing Dylan / Heather To Rescue / Explosions (9:09)
30. Read Me A Story & Theme Overlay** / End Credits (9:24)

Total Time: 78:01

* Written by Tom Canning, J. Peter Robinson, Michael Rockwell
** Written by J. Peter Robinson and Charles Bernstein
*** Written By Charles Bernstein, arranged by J. Peter Robinson
****Written by J. Peter Robinson, including “A Nightmare On Elm Street” theme by Charles Bernstein
*****Written by J. Peter Robinson, Tom Canning, Mike Rockwell



Disc 8: Freddy Vs. Jason
Original Motion Picture Score
Music Composed by Graeme Revell

1. Nightmare Theme / Boiler Room / Freddy Recap † ** (4:13)
2. Make Em Remember (1:22)
3. Outside The Window (:35)
4. Lights Out (:37)
5. Open Back Door (1:05)
6. Gibbs Shower, Trey Gets Killed (1:08)
7. Police Station (1:13)
8. Girl With No Eyes* (3:07)
9. Blake Meets Freddy (1:19)
10. Dad Loses Head (:15)
11. Psych Ward At Night (:40)
12. Orange Juice (:57)
13. Lori Passes Out (:24)
14. Mark Hassles Lori (:40)
15. Got Your Nose (:52)
16. Run From School (:13)
17. Library / Will And Mark In Van (2:41)
18. Gibb In The Cornfield / Into The Silo (1:40)
19. Gibb Meets Freddy (1:14)
20. Jason Sees Raver (1:25)
21. Pig To Fuck (1:36)
22. I Was There Lori (2:33)
23. Bathtub / Mark Dies (3:09)
24. You Understand (:26)
25. French Kiss (1:46)
26. Security Control Room (1:46)
27. Stoner Bug (:54)
28. Destroying Hypnocil (:56)
29. Attack in Control Room† (2:48)
30. Jason’s First Dream† (:56)
31. Dream Fight Part A (:34)
32. Dream Fight Part B (:31)
33. Jason’s Weakness (1:10)
34. Jason Unmasked (3:47)
35. Freddy Gets Young Jason (3:27)
36. Wake Up Lori (1:47)
37. Jason Goes After Freddy (:57)

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MONSTER SQUAD SCREENING EVENT!

Join La-La Land as they release a new re-issue of Bruce Broughton's glorious MONSTER SQUAD score just in time for a spectacular MONSTER SQUAD screening event, hosted by Creature Features, and co-sponsored by La-La Land, at the historic THE THEATER AT ACE HOTEL in downtown Los Angeles on Sun 10/11 at 1pm. If you haven't seen a film at this legendary venue, this is the perfect opportunity to see this beloved film in a breathtakingly beautiful movie palace! Cast and crew, including composer Bruce Broughton, will be present to celebrate the film and La-La Land will be there with copies of our new MONSTER SQUAD score release, meticulously re-mixed and remastered by Mike Matessino from newly-discovered 1/4' elements. The CD presents the restored film version of the score and also features alternate cues, source music and the premiere release of the film's songs "Rock Until You Drop" and "Monster Squad Rap"

Get you tickets now at https://www.acehotel.com/calendar/losan … ster-squad

Our new MONSTER SQUAD release will also be available for purchase on our website starting Tues 10/6.

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COMING 10/6 FROM LA-LA LAND:

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UNDEAD
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BAD GIRLS
SOLARIS
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA SEASON 1 (LAST 500 UNITS, THEN IT'S GOING oop)
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA SEASON 2
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA SEASON 3
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA SEASON 4

PROMETHEUS RECORDS
&
SCREEN ARCHIVES ENTERTAINMENT
&
TADLOW MUSIC

Present the World Premiere Recording of the Complete Score to SODOM AND GOMORRAH Composed by MIKLÓS RÓZSA

A Special Collectors Edition 2 CD Set featuring one of the greatest film scores from the Composer of BEN-HUR * EL CID * SPELLBOUND * THE THIEF OF BAGDAD * THE JUNGLE BOOK * QUO VADIS * KING OF KINGS * MADAME BOVARY * THE PRIVATE LIFE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES

• The Complete 137-minute Score
• Includes Premiere Recording of the Complete 14-minute “Battle of the Dam” cue
• Deluxe 2 CD Set with full Colour Booklet including stills/posters from the movie
• Newly Recorded in Stunning and Dynamic Digital Sound
• Performed by the Acclaimed and Award-Winning City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus Conducted by Nic Raine
• Produced by James Fitzpatrick for Prometheus Records
• New Score & Orchestration Reconstructed from various sources by Leigh Philips
• Informative Sleeve Notes by Frank K DeWald
• Bonus Track : The World Premiere of “Answer to a Dream” for Violin and Orchestra performed by Lucie Svehlova

Recording Produced by James Fitzpatrick for Prometheus Records

Executive Producer: Luc Van de Ven

CD 1

1. THEME and ANSWER TO A DREAM (5:00)
2. OVERTURE (5:03)
3. PRELUDE / TAMAR RIDES OUT* (6:25)
4. THE DESERT (2:32)
5. THE MEETING / THE CITY OF SODOM AND GOMORRAH* (0:48)
6. THE GATES OF SODOM / PALACE DANCE* (4:00)
7. THE TORTURE OF TAMAR (2:51)
8. LYRE MUSIC (1:20)
9. THE QUEEN’S FAVOURITE (2:00)
10. THE JORDAN (3:05)
11. THE CHOSEN PEOPLE / GOOD FORTUNE* (3:40)
12. CHILDREN’S GAME (1:39)
13. THE PRICE OF FREEDOM / ASTAROTH’S DEFEAT (5:45)
14. THE PRAYER (0:54)
15. ANSWER TO A DREAM (3:12)
16. THE QUARRY (1:07)
17. THE HAND READING (2:03)
18. MARCH OF THE ELAMITES (1:08)
19. THE QUEEN’S BATH / LYRE MUSIC 2* (0:57)
20. THE DAM / LOT’S THREAT (2:40)
21. RIVER PASTORALE / LOT’S PROPOSAL / ILDITH’S FEAR (6:12)
22. THE WEDDING (1:29)
23. FAREWELL and MARCH OF THE HEBREWS** / HEBREWS’ MARCH INTO SODOM** (4:26)

TT: 68:25

CD 2

1. ATTACK ON THE HEBREW CAMP* / DECOY (3:31)
2. BATTLE OF THE DAM** (14:18)
3. VICTORY MARCH (0:58)
4. THE RETURN* (0:24)
5. WELCOME TO SODOM (1:34)
6. INTERMISSION* (0:52)
7. INTERMEZZO (6:05)
8. WITHIN THE WALLS OF SODOM (1:32)
9. THE WILL OF JEHOVAH / JEALOUSY (4:57)
10. DANCE OF THE TWINS / DANCE OF THE SINNERS (6:15)
11. ESCAPING SLAVES / ASTAROTH AND LOT CONFLICT (3:30)
12. THE PRISON (1:10)
13. MESSENGERS OF JEHOVAH / LOT FREED* (2:43)
14. FREE AGAIN / LOT’S MISSION (3:11)
15. EXODUS – HEBREWS LEAVE SODOM* / THE DESTRUCTION OF SODOM (5:26)
16. THE PILLAR OF SALT and FINALE (3:37)
17. EPILOGUE (2:49)
18. ANSWER TO A DREAM (for Solo Violin and Orchestra) (World Premiere Recording) (5:47)

TT: 68:44


*Previously Unreleased

**Contains Previously Unreleased Music

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Roger:
Horner asked us not to.

Initially he [Horner] wasn't interested, but that was before expansions like Clear and Present Danger. Presented with it he probably would have been okay. Still trying to work out the details on that one, but it's on the roadmap.

TRY THIS ONE FOR SIZE (1989)
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Music Composed and Conducted by Claude Bolling

World Premiere CD release. Limited edition of 350 units.
More than 50 minutes of previously unreleased music.
8-page CD booklet with liner notes by Gergely Hubai.

Ref: MBR-076
Release Date: October 2, 2015

Music Box Records presents the World Premiere CD release of Try This One for Size (also known as Sauf votre respect), French-American co-production directed by Guy Hamilton in 1989. The film was the first in a series of four thriller comedies based on the works of James Hadley Chase and produced by Sergio Gobbi. Starring Michael Brandon as insurance investigator Tom Lepski, the series was a light-hearted attempt at producing James Bond-type adventures based on a literary property that was as, if not more popular in France than Fleming's novels. The first film in the series finds Tom Lepski tracking down a valuable statue stolen by brilliant criminal / master of disguise Bradley (played by David Carradine). Director Guy Hamilton offers stylish nods to his most famous film, Goldfinger.

The score was provided by French composer Claude Bolling. Following up with the Bond parallels, the movie opens with the bombastic theme song "The Key" with Dee Dee Bridgewater assuming the Shirley Bassey role for the franchise (she went on to perform other songs for the franchise as well). Several cues are based around this song, but other memorable moments include the brilliant Russian-sounding cues for the central McGuffin, a steamy erotic theme for the relationship of Bradley and his henchwoman, plus a lovable chase theme for Lepski's chase sequences featuring his trademark red Peugeot. On the whole, Bolling's music is a fun, retro-flavored throwback to the classic '60s sounds of the James Bond films with an '80s twist added as flavoring.

The CD comes with an 8-page booklet featuring liner notes by Gergely Hubai who discusses the series, the film and the score. The edition is limited to 350 copies.



TRACK LISTING:

1. The Key (02:17)
Performed by Dee Dee Bridgewater
2. Red Car (01:02)
3. Bradley's Call (02:04)
4. Hotel Majestic Source #1 (03:09)
5. Russian Exhibition (Part 1) (02:38)
6. Bradley's Disguise (01:51)
7. Theft and Panic (02:55)
8. Café Carol (00:41)
9. Musette Source (01:53)
10. Bradley's Business (01:27)
11. Lepski's Theme (Piano Source) (04:02)
Piano solo: Claude Bolling
12. Maggie's Seduction (00:43)
13. More Panic (02:04)
14. Run from Carol (02:32)
15. Into Switzerland (02:27)
16. Drive in the Alps (01:47)
17. Funky Source (02:26)
18. Fight with Bradley (02:15)
19. The Madonna Returns (02:21)
20. Russian Exhibition (Part 2) (02:41)
21. Bus Confrontation (02:46)
22. Hotel Majestic Source #2 (02:51)
23. Headless Madonna (01:27)
24. Red Car (Long Version) (02:19)

Total Time • 53:41

For sound clips and available for order, please visit: http://www.musicbox-records.com/en/2292 … spect.html

L'ANNÉE SAINTE (1976) • LE MILLE-PATTES FAIT DES CLAQUETTES (1977)
Two Original Motion Picture Soundtracks
Music Composed and Conducted by Claude Bolling

Remastered edition limited to 350 units.
More than 65 minutes of music.
8-page CD booklet with French and English liner notes by Gilles Loison.

Ref: MBR-074
Release Date: October 2, 2015

In collaboration with Sugar Music, Music Box Records is pleased to present on the same CD two original motion picture soundtracks composed and conducted by Claude Bolling for Jean Girault's films: L’Année sainte (Holy Year) (1976) and Le mille-pattes fait des claquettes (1977).

L’Année sainte tells the story of Max Lambert (Jean Gabin), a former gangster chief who escapes from a prison with his cellmate, Pierre Bizet (Jean-Claude Brialy). They travel to Rome and intend to profit the mass pilgrimage of the Holy Year to recover Max's hidden stash of money. Claude Bolling has composed a very nostalgic score by using a harmonica for the main melody. The music alternates between cool sound of the seventies (electric guitar and drums), parodic church music (organ) suspenseful and psychedelic moods (flute, wah-wah guitar) and his brilliant use of jazzy vibe.

Le mille-pattes fait des claquettes tells the story of a trio of young men (Francis Perrin, Roger Mirmont and Jean-Jacques Moreau) who, during the Second World War, are determined to steal from Goering the Venus de Milo, which he is sending to the Louvre. Claude Bolling has written a score with eclectic moods between big band music and a military march, essential components of any good film that has the Second World War as backdrop.

Limited to 350 units, this release has been fully remastered from the session tapes and includes an 8-page booklet with liner notes by Gilles Loison, discussing the film and the score.



TRACK LISTING:

L'ANNÉE SAINTE (30:33)
1. En cavale (03:58)
2. L'Année sainte (03:51)
3. Évasion (02:06)
4. Tirage au sort (03:01)
5. Victime du hasard (01:21)
6. Canicule (01:05)
7. Le rêve de l'Abbé (00:53)
8. La paire Monseigneur (03:37)
9. Boeing 747 (02:14)
10. Passagers moins catholiques (01:05)
11. Évocation sentimentale (01:25)
12. L'émissaire (00:57)
13. Fuite dans Tanger (02:07)
14. L'Année sainte (Générique) (02:16)

LE MILLE-PATTES FAIT DES CLAQUETTES (35:35)
15. Le mille-pattes fait des claquettes (03:17)
16. Cour du Louvre la nuit (01:49)
17. Les nonettes (03:00)
18. Good Time Swing (03:26)
19. Surprise fumante (02:26)
20. La côte à vélo (00:45)
21. Charlie's Clock (01:41)
22. Wehrmacht contre Résistance (01:28)
23. Vénus (04:33)
24. Le gardien chef (00:37)
25. Revival Blues (03:13)
26. SS Love SS (02:36)
27. Gendarmes à vélo (00:54)
28. Allo la France (Echoes of France) (01:12)
29. En allemand marche (04:04)

Total Time • 66:10

For sound clips and available for order, please visit: http://www.musicbox-records.com/en/2290 … ettes.html

TAIS-TOI QUAND TU PARLES (ZITTO QUANDO PARLI) (1981)
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Music Composed and Conducted by Armando Trovajoli

World Premiere CD release. More than 55 minutes of previously unreleased music.
Remastered edition supervised by Claudio Fuiano.
8-page CD booklet with French and English liner notes by Nicolas Magenham.
Limited edition of 350 units.

Ref: MBR-075
Release Date: October 2, 2015

In collaboration with Sugar Music, Music Box Records is pleased to present for the first time on CD the original motion picture soundtrack of Tais-toi quand tu parles (Zitto quando parli) composed and conducted by Armando Trovajoli.

Released in 1981, Tais-toi quand tu parles is often considered as the first film of director Philippe Clair’s second period, a period dominated by the presence, in top billing position, of Aldo Maccione, at the time at the peak of his career in France (thanks to directors like Claude Lelouch and Pierre Richard). Beyond this, Philippe Clair’s film was an enormous success at the box office in France. In addition to the presence of prestigious cinematographer Mario Vulpiani in the credits, Philippe Clair decided to work with the great composer Armando Trovajoli, faithful collaborator of Dino Risi (Scent of a Woman/Profumo di Donna, 1974) and, above all, of Ettore Scola (We All Loved Each Other So Much/C’eravamo tanto amati, 1974; Ugly, Dirty and Bad/Brutti, sporchi e cattivi, 1976). Famous for his 'Mediterranean humour', thus Philippe Clair very judiciously surrounded himself with a predominantly Italian team, particularly up to the task of giving shape to his craziest delirium, as cult director of La Grande Java (1970), Le Grand Fanfaron (1975) and Le Führer en folie (1973).

Tais-toi quand tu parles tells the story of Giacomo, a daydreaming anti-hero charged by the French secret service to conclude a Tunisian mission begun by James, a real secret agent assumed dead, and also Giacomo’s double. Like an Italian Orpheus, Giacomo passes through the looking glass in search of his Eurydice, brought to life here by the splendid Edwige Fenech, in the role of Béatrix.
Armando Trovajoli’s enchanting music expresses Giacomo’s aspirations for an idyllic life, as well as his impossible desire for Béatrix. Situated a million miles from reality and the everyday, the Italian composer’s score contributes to giving to Philippe Clair’s film its dreamlike rhythm, as well as reinforcing its subtle poetry.

Armando Trovajoli affirmed that Philippe Clair’s work was more musical than cinematographic. Like a jazz musician in an improvising trance of counter-melodies at once chaotic and absurd, Philippe Clair transgresses with abandon cinematic and comic codes, making of his films a rhythmic succession of delirious situations and dialogues, which no other genre of cinema resembles. This sacrilege of artwork – closer to a pop art approach, or to certain cartoons or examples of slapstick – is translated perfectly by Trovajoli, whose score banishes all forms of classicism and all grandiose conventions, in favour of an original, elegant and “pop” colouring.

Limited to 350 units, this this World Premiere CD release has been fully remastered from the session tapes by Claudio Fuiano and includes an 8-page booklet with liner notes by Nicolas Magenham, discussing the film and the score.



TRACK LISTING:

ALBUM ORIGINAL INÉDIT / THE UNRELEASED ORIGINAL ALBUM
1. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.1) (02:18)
2. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.2) (03:03)
3. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.3) (01:37)
4. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.4) (02:38)
5. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.5) (01:10)
6. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.6) (03:13)
7. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.7) (02:21)
8. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.8) (02:51)
9. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.9) (01:31)
10. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.10) (03:07)
11. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.11) (02:18)
12. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.12) (01:16)
13. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.13) (02:03)

TITRES BONUS / BONUS TRACKS
14. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.14) (00:38)
15. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.15) (00:46)
16. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.16) (01:40)
17. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.17) (01:10)
18. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.18) (00:45)
19. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.19) (01:13)
20. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.20) (01:00)
21. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.21) (01:24)
22. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.22) (01:11)
23. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.23) (01:11)
24. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.24) (01:49)
25. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.25) (00:42)
26. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.26) (03:41)
27. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.27) (02:06)
28. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.28) (00:46)
29. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.29) (01:27)
30. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.30) (01:21)
31. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.31) (01:25)
32. Tais-toi quand tu parles (seq.32) (02:07)

Total Time • 57:09

For sound clips and available for order, please visit: http://www.musicbox-records.com/en/2291 … arles.html

Next Monday! October 12, 2015 ... new CD Club titles! A batch of three, just like the old days

Alhambra Records is proud to present on this CD the world premiere release in stereo of Angelo Francesco Lavagnino's absolutely brilliant symphonic score for the 1960 feature-length documentary LA GRANDE OLIMPIADE (THE GRAND OLYMPICS) about the XVII Olympics in Rome which was directed by Romolo Marcellini and released in Italian cinemas in early January 1961. It even got nominated for an Oscar as “Best Documentary Feature” in 1962.

Some jazzy parts of the score had also been composed by Lavagnino’s colleague and friend Armando Trovajoli (for example a “Mambo” which is very reminiscent of his famous “Mambo Bacan”) and have been included as bonus tracks at the end of our CD.

This wonderful CD project – the sixth CD in our Lavagnino series - has only been possible thanks to the generous support of the three daughters of the composer - Bianca, Iudica and Alessandra Lavagnino -, who still had all the open reel tape copies in stereo of the original mastertapes in their personal archive.

We have opted to put together in a chronological sequencing all the symphonic tracks by Lavagnino for LA GRANDE OLIMPIADE which make musical sense and which amount to an impressive duration of about 65 minutes. In these tracks Lavagnino can be heard at the peak of his creativity in providing a variety of really sumptuous and lush themes and colourful orchestrations with a quite distinctive use of the wordless female choir. Listened to in its entirety, the score forms a fascinating large-scale symphonic poem. The Main Title introduces the sweeping long-lined main theme which is one of Lavagnino’s finest melodic inventions and shows the enthusiasm he had for this project. Typical of Lavagnino’s style, the wordless female choir – by the way, it is remarkable that no male choir at all has been used for LA GRANDE OLIMPIADE –, the harp glissandi and of course also the high strings play an essential part throughout this score and often give it a mellow tone as well as a sensual sheen. Often the choIr adds an almost mystical, poetic atmosphere to the sports events. One delightful theme after another crops up in this score: There is an impassioned and operatic theme for the torch relay montage, a spirited hunting music, nostalgic music for the sailing regatta, a lilting and totally ear-carching melody for a Sunday in Rome sequence whistled by Lavagnino himself, a noble trumpet hymn for the decathlon ceremony and much, much more. All in all, this will therefore be a musical festival for all the aficionados of the composer. An absolute delight from start to finish and one of the best scores Lavagnino had ever composed during his long career. Some older collectors who have the now quite rare Cinevox LP in mono of Lavagnino’s VATICANO II will probably recognize some tracks as about 25 minutes of the GRANDE OLIMPIADE score had been reused for this Italian documentary in 1963, but there is still more than half of the entire GRANDE OLIMPIADE score which has never been available on any sound carrier before and which can now be heard for the first rime ever on this CD.

We hope that many fans of the composer and of classic Italian film music may now enjoy for the first time ever on CD the splendid beauty of this exciting symphonic film score. Our CD edition comes with a 12-page booklet with extensive liner notes about the film and the music by Stefan Schlegel and a short commentary by German sports legend Armin Hary who won two gold medals at the 1960 Olympics in Rome.

The CD will be officially released next week and is now available for pre-order at SAE:
http://www1.screenarchives.com/title_de … 0-EDITION/
Sound samples will soon be available there.

1. Main Title - The Olympic Athletes Arrive 4:12
2. Entry of the Greeks - Kindling the Olympic Torch 1:57
3. Torch Relay 3:40
4. Olympic Torch on the Campidoglio - Olympic Torch Leaves the Campidoglio 1:28
5. Flying Doves - Lighting the Flame 2:45
6. Hurdles Women 1:13
7. Hurdles Men 1:36
8. Gymnastics (Waltz) 4:18
9. 100 Metres Men 2:18
10. Cross-Country Riding 2:39
11. Yachts in the Bay of Naples - Sailing Regatta 3:07
12. Floodlight (Unused) 0:51
13. Sunday in Rome (Vecchia Trastevere) 2:01
14. Fencing Preparations 0:35
15. 100 and 200 Metres Women 2:17
16. High Diving 3:11
17. Decathlon 2:51
18. Decathlon Hurdles 110 Metres 1:08
19. Decathlon 1500 Metres - Decathlon Awards Ceremony 2:30
20. Show Jumping 0:35
21. 4 x 100 Metres Relay Men 1:31
22. Rowing 3:27
23. 20 Metres Men 1:34
24. Marathon Run 8:12
25. Marathon Awards Ceremony (Unused) 1:56
26. Finale (Unused) 3:21

Bonus:

27. Long Jump Women 1:08
28. Dining (Mambo) 2:30
29. Roadworking 2:08
30. Sprinter Otis Davis 0:54
31. Pole Vaulting at Night 1:14
32. High Jump Women 2:19
33. Athletic Women 3:21

We don't manage to release the next Lavagnino CD till December 2015. February/March 2016 is much more likely.

Alhambra will release two other German soundtrack projects on CD during the next three months so that there is just no room for this next Lavagnino CD, although we already have the chronological sequencing for this score's CD.

But I can tell you that one of these two German projects and with which I am also heavily involved with is also a superb Golden Age title from 1959. I am just writing the liner notes for this CD which contains one of the best large-scale symphonic scores written for German cinema during the 50s. The score was composed by a famous German film composer who has not been represented on disc at all till now because normally no original material of his scores is available anymore. Also this wonderful score which we will release in about 5-6 weeks on Alhambra was of course long thought to be lost forever, but we could indeed discover the still existing original tapes and could get them - in excellent condition! - from the German production company. For me this is really another dream come true.

And no, the score is not by Rolf Wilhelm and not by Hans-Martin Majewski, but by an even older German film composer.

BASIC INSTINCT (2-CD SET)
Music Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith
Limited edition of 2000 units



Crossing legs! Quartet Records and Studio Canal are proud to present the ultimate 2-CD set of Jerry Goldsmith’s Academy Award® nominated noir score for Paul Verhoeven’s classic erotic thriller Basic Instinct (1992), starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone.

For his second collaboration with director Paul Verhoeven (after Total Recall), Jerry Goldsmith composed one of his most famous and iconic scores—atmospheric and sensual, elegantly orchestrated, with a memorable main theme reminiscent of Bernard Herrmann.

At the time of the film’s premiere, Varèse Sarabande issued a fabulous 45-minutes CD produced by Goldsmith himself—a masterful presentation of the score’s highlights. Ten years later, Prometheus Records released an expanded version, with much of the music presented in film order, but still missing a pivotal moment and several alternate takes. Now, 23 years later, Quartet Records has finally done justice to this Goldsmith masterpiece. This new release includes all of the music recorded for the film, with correct edits, actual track titles, “An Unending Story” as heard in the film, and alternate takes recorded by Goldsmith for the shorter R-rated version of the film. Also included is the original album produced by the composer, featuring some slightly shorter cues and an alternate ending. All of the music was recorded in London with Goldsmith conducting The National Philharmonic Orchestra.

Both film score and album version have been entirely remixed and remastered from the original digital multi-track tapes by original scoring mixer Bruce Botnick for this edition—the score has, quite simply, never sounded better! Produced by Neil S. Bulk and Bruce Botnick, the album includes in-depth liner notes from film music writer Daniel Schweiger in a lavishly designed 24-page full-color booklet.

Track list:

DISC ONE: THE FILM SCORE
01. Main Title / The First Victim (3:45)
02. Catherine and Roxy (5:17)
03. Shadows / Profile (1:30)
04. I Don’t Smoke (2:48)
05. Crossed Legs (4:53)
06. Beth and Nick (2:24)
07. Night Life (6:04)
08. Home Visit (1:12)
09. Your Wife Knew (1:48)
10. What’s Between You? (0:55)
11. One Shot (1:28)
12. Kitchen Help (4:02)
13. Pillow Talk (5:04)
14. Morning After (2:32)
15. Roxy Loses (3:39)
16. Catherine’s Sorrow (2:44)
17. Wrong Name (2:24)
18. She’s Really Sick (1:33)
19. It Won’t Sell (1:06)
20. The Games Are Over (5:53)
21. Evidence (1:44)
22. An Unending Story / End Titles (9:08)
Total Disc Time: 71:59

DISC TWO: THE 1992 SOUNDTRACK ALBUM
01. Main Title (Theme from Basic Instinct) (2:15)
02. Crossed Legs (4:53)
03. Night Life (6:04)
04. Kitchen Help (3:59)
05. Pillow Talk (5:01)
06. Morning After (2:31)
07. The Games Are Over (5:39)
08. Catherine’s Sorrow (2:43)
09. Roxy Loses (3:18)
10. An Unending Story (7:58)

Bonus Tracks
11. The First Victim (R rated alternate) (1:37)
12. Beth and Nick (R rated alternate) (2:13)
13. Pillow Talk (R rated alternate) (4:51)
14. That’s Real Music (0:27)
Total Disc Time: 53:34

Total Album Time: 125:33


This title is now available on pre-order. The CD will ship on 10/21/2105. For more info, order and listen audio samples, please visit www.quartetrecords.com

KISS THE GIRLS (3-CD SET)
Music Composed by Mark Isham
Unused Score Composed by Carter Burwell
Limited edition of 1000 units



Quartet Records and Paramount Pictures present a mammoth 3-CD set with the world premiere release of the complete original score composed by Mark Isham (A River Runs Through It, Cool World, Point Break, Blade)—plus the unused score composed by Carter Burwell (Miller’s Crossing, Rob Roy, Gods and Monsters, Twilight)—for the 1997 psychological thriller Kiss the Girls, directed by Gary Fleder, starring Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd and Cary Elwes, and based on the best-selling novel by James Patterson.

Mark Isham contributed a striking dramatic work, using a mix of electronics and conventional orchestra—one that underscores the pulsating nature of the story while incorporating a darkly romantic undercurrent. But Isham’s score for Kiss the Girls was not the only music written for the picture. Originally, acclaimed composer Carter Burwell had been signed to score the film, and his fully recorded, unused score makes its debut here.

The complete Mark Isham score appears on Discs One and Two of this release; we have also included the 30-minute suite selected by the composer for the original album released by Milan Records in 1997. The complete Carter Burwell score appears on Disc Three. Both scores are presented in stereo from pristine-condition digital scoring session mixes courtesy Paramount Pictures. The elegant, 24-page full-color booklet includes exclusive liner notes written by Andy Dursin.

Track list:

DISC ONE: THE FILM SCORE
01. Kiss the Girls (2:39)##1 Pista de Audio 1
02. The Collector – Part. 1 (4:43)
03. Final Walk (2:46)##1 Pista de Audio 3
04. Victimology Board (0:57)
05. Connections (1:17)
06. A Young Woman Who Didn’t Die Happy* (1:44)
07. For Him, Paradise (1:10)
08. A Mother’s Plea* (0:32)
09. Kate (2:37)##1 Pista de Audio 9
10. The Collector – Part. 2 (2:53)
11. The Collector – Part. 3 (0:59)
12. Casanova – Part. 1 (3:22)
13. And Make Them Cry (4:29)
14. Hejira (5:49)##1 Pista de Audio 14
15. Vital Sings (2:30)##1 Pista de Audio 15
16. So Many Different Voices* (1:08)
17. Casanova – Part. 2 (2:13)
18. Partita No.2 in D Minor (Bach) (0:52)
19. Protocol (2:16)
20. PCH (2:08)
21. A Killer Getting Organized (1:58)##1 Pista de Audio 21
22. It’s Him* (0:37)
Total Disc Time: 50:02

DISC TWO: THE FILM SCORE (Cont.)
01. California Screamin’ (2:36)##2 Pista de Audio 1
02. Gone in the Night (2:02)
03. The Shrine (4:07)
04. Interrogation / Gentlemen Caller* (4:37)
05. There Was A Plantation* (1:56)
06. To Cross the Rubicon – Part. 1 (6:20)##2 Pista de Audio 6
07. Shots in the Dark* / Hot Pursuit / The Next Crop (2:11)
08. New Strings for New Music (1:42)
09. A Friendly Visit (5:47)
10. To Cross the Rubicon – Part. 2 (10:05)##2 Pista de Audio 10

THE ALBUM VERSIONS
11 Casanova (5:24)##2 Pista de Audio 11
12 Hejira (4:46)
13 Kiss the Girls (2:43)
14 The Collector (8:17)##2 Pista de Audio 14
15 To Cross the Rubicon (9:06)
Total Disc Time: 71:47
Composed by Mark Isham
*Composed by Mark Isham and Adam Reuveni

DISC THREE: THE CARTER BURWELL UNUSED SCORE
01. Kiss the Girls Front Titles (2:41)##3 Pista de Audio 1
02. Blood and Crystal (4:14)
03. Walk in the Woods (1:36)##3 Pista de Audio 3
04. Cross Waiting (1:45)
05. Crime Scene (2:41)##3 Pista de Audio 5
06. Student of the Game (1:22)
07. A Collector (1:14)
08. End of Her Day (1:13)
09. Abduction (1:28)
10. Naomi’s Room (0:32)
11. The Lair (3:32)##3 Pista de Audio 11
12. Kate Calls Out (2:38)
13. The Note (0:43)
14. Training (2:31)
15. The Escape / The Dive (2:45)
16. Cross Thinking (3:01)
17 Broken Rules (3:11)
18. 7M24 (2:07)
19. On the Move (3:56)
20. Cabin Attack (2:09)##3 Pista de Audio 20
21. Rudolph’s Pad (2:43)
22. Police Bug Out (1:15)
23. Interrogation (2:28)
24. Search Continues (1:25)##3 Pista de Audio 24
25. Chase (4:06)##3 Pista de Audio 25
26. Police Work (0:53)
27. Goodbyes (1:19)
28. Casanova Continued (3:52)
29. His Sacrifice (2:15)
30. Cooking With Katie (1:12)
31. Casanova’s Love (3:32)##3 Pista de Audio 31
Composed by Carter Burwell
Total Disc Time: 70:34

Total 3CD Time: 191:23


This title is now available on pre-order. The CD will ship on 10/21/2105. For more info, order and listen audio samples, please visit www.quartetrecords.com

Thor wrote
KISS THE GIRL 3CD set!? Seriously?

FalkirkBairn wrote

Well it is a 2CD set with score and album plus a separate CD of the unused score.

Glad everyone seems to like it....so much so that I am virtually committed to record 2 of Rozsa's biggest scores in the next 2 to 3 years.....

Proposed new recording of complete Duel in the Sun postponed until Feb as supply of music scores rather slower than anticipated. And a lot of study required by Nic as tons of rubato.

So in its place next month is a Maurice Jarre score I have been obsessed with for 50 years... crazy to do it but what the hell it's only money and only a 98 piece orchestra....well some one has to do it! (just do not tell "she who must be obeyed"

Original album was 36 minutes....complete score is 86 minutes ...... will sequence in film order as the music really does tell a story....

Call me stupid,call me irresponsible...but just decided today to record one of my favourite film scores by my favourite film composer. Maurice Jarre, who I was fortunate to call a friend. My colleague Nic Raine not only orchestrated for Maurice but was also a friend. So how appropriate to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the film IS PARIS BURNING? We should be recording this gigantic score in 6 weeks time....all I need to do is find a 90 orchestra plus 6 snare drums and 12 (yes twelve) pianos : 4 grands, 4 baby grands, 4 uprights....no problem in Prague...just need now to find enough piano tuners !!!
But somebody has to do it!