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Und weiter geht es in der „Rob Zombie presents"-Reihe. Rob Zombie and Waxwork Records have partnered to release an exclusive, curated line of classic Horror movie soundtracks! “Rob Zombie Presents” features several never-before-released film soundtracks that were personally selected by the singer, songwriter, and filmmaker. “I have always been a huge fan of movie soundtracks. So I jumped at the opportunity to work with Waxwork on this project.” Says Zombie, “I can’t wait to release these albums. So many of these films are greatly under appreciated and, they all contain such great music. So, to be able to release these deluxe packages is a dream come true.“ - Rob Zombie Rob Zombie and Waxwork Records are thrilled to announce the debut vinyl release of THE LAST MAN ON EARTH Original Motion Picture Score by Paul Sawtell & Bert Shefter. The Last Man On Earth is a 1964 post-apocalyptic science fiction horror film based on the 1954 novel I Am Legend by Richard Matheson. Starring Vincent Price, the plot follows Dr. Robert Morgan (Price) who lives in a world where the human population is infected by a plague that has turned them into undead, vampiric creatures that cannot stand sunlight, fear mirrors, and are repelled by garlic. Every day, Morgan follows a routine where he marks days off the calender and sets out to hunt the vampires, killing as many as he can and then burning the bodies. After working together on the successful release of the official soundtracks to Zombie’s films House of 1000 Corpses, The Devils Rejects, 3 From Hell, The Lords of Salem, Halloween 1 & 2, and The Munsters, Zombie explored other ways to collaborate with Waxwork in an effort to unearth, re-master, and release classic, left-of-center Horror soundtracks from films that he is a life-long fan of. The line of soundtracks features deluxe packaging, heavyweight colored vinyl, new artwork by prominent Horror illustrator Graham Humphreys, liner notes and interviews conducted by Rob Zombie with filmmakers and actors. Titles include premiere releases of Spider Baby, Carnival Of Souls, The Last Man On Earth, The House On Haunted Hill, The Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires, and many selections from the HAMMER film library. Rob Zombie Presents THE LAST MAN ON EARTH Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Features: The Complete Score by Paul Sawtell & Bert Shefter Available For The First Time On Vinyl 2xLP 180 Gram Neon Green Vinyl with Green & Yellow Splatter Exclusive Interview by Rob Zombie with Victoria Price New Artwork by Graham Humphreys Deluxe Heavyweight Gatefold Packaging with Matte Satin Coating 11"x11" Booklet

Kommt am 08. Juli.

For Love of the Game (1999) reunited Kevin Costner with one of his most popular subjects—baseball—as he starred as an aging pitcher who throws a perfect game at Yankee Stadium while reflecting upon his long-term relationship. An unexpected choice of material for director Sam Raimi, the film was lauded for its depiction of the sport and its uplifting Americana score by Basil Poledouris. By the late 1990s, Poledouris was renowned for his mastery of a film scoring genre that was, in a way, coming to its end: the romantic, orchestral depiction of masculinity. From barbarians to cyborg cops, cowboys to submariners, Poledouris found the beating heart of heroic male characters who upheld virtues of honor, loyalty and duty, while allowing themselves to be vulnerable to their loved ones. Costner’s Billy Chapel—pitching in his very last game—was an ideal protagonist, and Poledouris responded with a rich, warm, melodic score that goes from the grandeur and scope of America’s national pastime, to the romantic yearning and intimacy of its very human hero. The score navigates a range of orchestral size—from fully symphonic to heartfelt solos—as well as genre, with pop and R&B brought in for contemporary emphasis. For Love of the Game was released as 10-track, 33-minute CD from Varèse Sarabande at the time of the time. The program has been expanded to 35 tracks and over 78 minutes for this Deluxe Edition, with Daniel Schweiger’s liner notes incorporating interview material from Raimi, Poledouris, and the composer’s agent, Richard Kraft. Limited edition of 2,000.d Produced by: Basil Poledouris, Tim Boyle and Mi Kyoung Chaing Edited by: Curtis Roush Mixed by: Tim Boyle Mastered by: Chas Ferry & Melinda Hurley Track Listing: 1. Main Theme (from For Love Of The Game) 3:35 2. New York (not in final film) 2:41 3. Billy Traded 2:22 4. Run To Park 0:55 5. Park Farewell 1:44 6. Locker Room 0:49 7. Clouds 1:47 8. Tuttle Knockdown 1:50 9. Tuttle Out 1:37 10. Cat And Mouse 1:05 11. Jane To Game 1:47 12. Jane Putdown 0:42 13. Torn Dollar Bill (not in final film) 1:20 14. Dinner (1:03) / Elevator (0:32) 1:35 15. OK, Billy Chapel 0:55 16. Birch Strikeout 3:01 17. For Love Of The Music (not in final film) 1:50 18. Hard Pitching 1:48 19. Old School 1:37 20. Heather Comes Along 0:44 21. Jane’s Home 4:59 22. Relationship Montage (Pt. 1) 3:38 23. Gus Hits It 1:18 24. Accident 3:11 25. Coming Back? 0:37 26. Lemonade 2:12 27. Doesn’t Matter Anymore 1:04 28. No Hits 4:49 29. Mickey’s Save 2:50 30. The Decision 5:19 31. Can’t Get Clear 2:42 32. Last Pitch 5:19 33. Gus Farewell 0:53 34. Apology 1:55 35. I Need You 3:09

Miklós Rózsa’s penultimate film score comes to a comprehensive two-disc Deluxe Edition featuring both the film recording (previously unreleased) and album version. Eye of the Needle was a WWII thriller based on a 1978 novel by Ken Follett, starring Donald Sutherland as a Nazi spy living in England. Stranded on a Scottish island while trying to return to Germany with vital war information, he starts a torrid romance with the unhappy and lonely wife (Kate Nelligan) of the local shepherd. Richard Marquand’s direction so impressed George Lucas that it won him the job of directing Return of the Jedi. By the early 1980s, Miklós Rózsa was the only major Golden Age composer still alive and laudably writing the same kind of timeless symphonic score that made him a Hollywood institution. His grand, sweeping music for Eye of the Needle is unabashedly romantic—vintage Rózsa—at turns suspenseful and brooding, pastoral and uplifting. It magnificently connects the film to its period while enhancing the emotion and drama. Rózsa recorded his music for Eye of the Needle twice: first for the film, with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London, and then in an album version with the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra in Germany. While the 13-track, 42-minute album (on disc two) has been released by Varèse Sarabande, this is the premiere release of the 23-track, 61-minute film version (on disc one)—making for the ultimate Eye of the Needle release, with new liner notes by Rózsa expert Frank K. DeWald. Limited edition of 2,000. Produced by: Mike Matessino and Cary E. Mansfield Edited by: Mike Matessino Mixed by: Eric A. Tomlinson (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Scoring Mixer), Willy Luther (Original Motion Picture Score Album Recording Mixer) Mastered by: Mike Matessino Track List: Disc One: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Performed by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 1. Prelude From Eye Of The Needle 1:57 2. English Wedding (Film Version) 1:27 3. The Boarding House / The Needle Strikes 1:30 4. Storm Island / The Blond Agent 2:21 5. The Bedroom 2:02 6. Blondie’s End / The Needle 3:18 7. Camouflage / Pursuit 4:28 8. Search On The Train / Confrontation 2:49 9. Escape / The Boat 2:24 10. The Meeting 1:14 11. Love Scene / No Regrets 2:37 12. Heartbreak / The Transmitter 1:49 13. The Fight (Film Version) 2:46 14. Passion (Film Version) 1:43 15. Frantic Drive (Film Version) 1:09 16. Despair / Realization 3:26 17. The Broken Heart / Revulsion (Film Version) 3:11 18. Escape (Film Version) 6:00 19. The Gun 1:20 20. The Axe / The Firebomb 2:28 21. The Hostage / The Lamp (Film Version) 3:18 22. Retribution (Film Version) 4:18 23. Finale / Epilogue From Eye Of The Needle 2:58 Disc Two: The Original Motion Picture Score (Album Recording) Performed by The Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra 1. Prelude From Eye Of The Needle 2:13 2. English Wedding 1:56 3. The Blond Agent / Blondie’s Death 2:54 4. Camouflage 3:08 5. Love Scene 1:56 6. The Fight 3:06 7. Passion / Love Theme 4:28 8. Frantic Drive / Despair 3:05 9. The Broken Heart / Revulsion 2:54 10. Escape 4:33 11. The Hostage / The Lamp 3:21 12. Retribution 4:40 13. Finale / Epilogue From Eye Of The Needle 3:19

THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS Original Motion Picture Soundtrack LLLCD 1650 Universal Pictures Film Music Classics Collection Music composed and conducted by John Williams Limited Edition of 5000 Units RETAIL PRICE: $22.98 La-La Land Records and Universal Studios proudly present the twenty-first title within the acclaimed Universal Pictures Film Music Classics Collection – THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS, a world premiere release of music from the original soundtrack for the very first collaboration between director Steven Spielberg and composer John Williams (JAWS, E.T., SCHINDLER’S LIST). Celebrating its 50th anniversary, THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS, released in 1974, stars Goldie Hawn as a Texas mother who breaks her husband (William Atherton) out of a prison farm when she is denied custody of their baby. Together they hijack a highway patrolman (Michael Sacks) and lead a convoy of media, onlookers, and countless police cars across the state. Spielberg’s first feature film balances comedy, drama and action in what Pauline Kael of The New Yorker called “one of the most phenomenal debut films in the history of movies.” Although Williams’ score never received a prior album release, the 50th anniversary of his historic partnership with Spielberg, along with a revisitation of the film for Universal Studios’ new 4K restoration, yielded the proper conditions to at last create an original soundtrack, which now takes a place of honor in the successful Universal Studios Film Music Classics Collection. While Spielberg originally hoped for a larger scale score for his first movie, Williams convinced him that THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS called for something more intimate. The great Belgian harmonica soloist Toots Thielemans became the principal musical voice of the film, supported by an ensemble of top guitarists and percussionists and a small string ensemble. The resulting music reflects the complex characters and the building tension of the story, with a bluesy, country vibe evoking the landscape and cultural backdrop of the tale. The album presentation, produced by the composer, delivers a distinctive musical journey and features material not used in the completed film. Classics Collection producer Mike Matessino mixed, edited and mastered the album from high resolution transfers of pristine 8-track master tapes, archiving the material as well as conforming the music for a new stereo mix of the film. Matessino also contributes in-depth liner notes detailing the history of the production, the creation of the music, and its place in the legendary Spielberg/Williams collaboration. Art direction by Jim Titus appropriately celebrates this historic premiere release. TRACK LISTING: MUSIC COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY JOHN WILLIAMS 1. The Sugarland Express – Main Title 1:29 2. Freedom At Last :46 3. The First Chase 2:32 4. Taking The Jump 1:48 5. The Caravan Forms 2:01 6. To The Roadblock 1:27 7. Sugarland Dance 1:38 8. Road Ballad 2:05 9. Out Of Gas 2:24 10. Trading Stamps 1:14 11. Police Cars Move 1:00 12. Along The Route 1:18 13. Man And Wife 2:09 14. Franklyn Falls :29 15. Sealing The Bargain 1:27 16. The Deputies Arrive :55 17. The Onlookers 1:02 18. Open Highway 2:04 19. Pursuit 1:51 20. Over The Next Hill 1:04 21. Setting The Trap 1:41 22. Last Conversation 2:00 23. The Final Ride 3:36 24. The Sugarland Express – End Title 1:45 Total Album Time: 40:31 This is a CD format release.

Kommt am 25.06.

Wird wohl die erste CD dieses Labels, welche ich mir zulegen werde: https://www.howlinwolfrecords.com/storemurderbydecree.html

Erscheint am 28.05.

Und es wird tatsächlich NIGHT PASSAGE sein am 14.5. Wunderbar! Wohl dann der erste 50s-Score in der Universal Classics Collection:

Erscheint in den nächsten Monaten und ist dann die Dritte umfängliche Inkarnation dieser Reihe (nach Toshiba EMI/Futerland und nach Toho Music): Es war vor vielen, vielen Jahren nach einer langen und intensiven Suche, bis ich dann schließlich mit dem Score zum zweiten Film (Musik: Masaru Satoh), die Letzte der Toshiba EMI/Futureland CDs in Händen hielt. Wie es halt als Filmmusikhörer manchmal so ist, die Filme (bis auf Teil 1) haben mich hingegen nie sonderlich interessiert. Gelistet sind die CDs mittlerweile u.a. bei Amazon.com, Music Box Records & Ark Square.

Kommt am 07. Mai.

Kommt am 30. April ... https://www.facebook.com/groups/95015405220/permalink/10168942967095221/

Quartet Records, in collaboration with Decca Classics and Universal Music Enterprises, presents a remastered CD edition of the unique, fascinating and controversial Bernard Herrmann recording of Gustav Holst’s THE PLANETS. Recorded during his post-Hollywood period when he was based in London, it was one of several albums he conducted for Decca Records’ Phase Four series, featuring both his own music and that of other composers. THE PLANETS has always been considered something of a cursed album, yet it is loved by his fans for an interpretation that is more Herrmann than Holst. The recording was not universally acclaimed when it was released. This was in part because several recordings of the work already on the market were considered classics, thus setting a very high bar for new entries. Some listeners, however, found the heavy tread of Herrmann’s “Mars” an actual plus, its mechanistic bombast far more threatening and imposing than the composer’s own recorded performance. Herrmann’s slow trek through the “big tune” in “Jupiter” was more widely criticized, but Herrmann was far from the only conductor who favored slower tempi in the later stages of their career—including in some of the Phase Four recordings of his own music. Nevertheless, Herrmann’s THE PLANETS sold well. Although reissued several times on LP in the 1970s, Herrmann’s recording of THE PLANETS was only released on CD in Australia in 2011 as part of a Holst compilation on Decca Eloquence. This new, first-ever solo CD edition has been restored and mastered by Chris Malone from the original master tapes transferred by UME in the UK, and features brilliant, extensive liner notes by classical and film music writer Frank K. DeWald alongside the original LP liner notes by renowned musicologist Harry Halbreich. Mars, The Bringer of War (8:43) Venus, The Bringer of Peace (10:04) Mercury, The Winged Messenger (4:34) Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity (9:06) Saturn, The Bringer of Old Age (9:31) Uranus, The Magician (6:54) Neptune, The Mystic (8:11) Total Disc Time: 57:06

Bei MusicBoxRecords (mit Hörproben): https://www.musicbox-records.com/en/cd-soundtracks/14405-arsene-lupin-expanded-20th-anniversary-edition.html Beim Soundtrackcorner: https://www.soundtrackcorner.de/arsene-lupin-expanded-20th-anniversary-edition-p9512.htm ####### Die drei Hörproben klingen eigentlich ganz vielversprechend, aber bleibt die Frage, ob das die zwei Stunden trägt. Da reicht dann doch vielleicht das alte Album, was schon mit 73 Minuten sehr voll war? (und noch zu finden ist.) Kennt jemand die Musik etwas besser?

Neues aus der „Rob Zombie presents" Reihe. Rob Zombie and Waxwork Records have partnered to release an exclusive, curated line of classic Horror movie soundtracks. “Rob Zombie Presents” features several never-before-released film soundtracks that were personally selected by the singer, songwriter, and filmmaker. “I have always been a huge fan of movie soundtracks. So I jumped at the opportunity to work with Waxwork on this project.” Says Zombie, “I can’t wait to release these albums. So many of these films are greatly under appreciated and, they all contain such great music. So, to be able to release these deluxe packages is a dream come true.“ - Rob Zombie In collaboration with Rob Zombie, Waxwork Records is thrilled to release Rob Zombie Presents HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Von Dexter. Starring Vincent Price, HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL is a 1959 American Horror film produced and directed by William Castle. Vincent Price plays an eccentric millionaire, Frederick Loren, who, along with his wife Annabelle, has invited five people to a house for a "haunted house" party. Whoever stays in the house for one night will earn $10,000. As the night progresses, the guests are trapped within the house with an assortment of terrors. The film uses many props used in carnival haunted houses to generate fear and terror. The film is also known for its promotional gimmick, Emergo, which included a "flying skeleton" that would appear over the audience as they enjoyed the film in a movie theater. Waxwork worked with the rights holders of the original film elements which have been restored, allowing for the best source material of this never-before-released soundtrack album. In addition to the original music by composer Von Dexter, this release features segments of the film's dialogue and sound effects appealingly included and sourced from the restored original soundtrack. Included in this very special release is the first part of an exclusive two-part interview conducted by Rob Zombie with Vincent Price's daughter, Victoria Price. Part two will be included with Waxwork's upcoming release of Rob Zombie Presents The Last Man On Earth! Von Dexter (1912-1996) was an American composer born in Aurora, Illinois. He later moved to Chicago where his professional music career began playing in bars and nightclubs. After gaining a music degree at USC, he moved to California where he became the West Coast MD for NBC. In addition to House On Haunted Hill, Dexter composed the scores for other William Castle films including 13 Ghosts and The Tingler. Rob Zombie Presents HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Features: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Von Dexter 150 Gram Pink & Black Hand Poured Color Vinyl Exclusive Interview Conducted by Rob Zombie with Victoria Price Artwork By Graham Humphreys Deluxe Gatefold Packaging with Matte Satin Coating Four Page Booklet Select Dialogue & Sound Effects from the film included

What Lies Beneath (2000) was a first for filmmaker Robert Zemeckis: a serious, adult-minded ghost story starring Michelle Pfeiffer and, in a rare turn (and twist) as the villain, Harrison Ford. Originally developed for Steven Spielberg, the film was a Hitchcockian throwback of slow-burn suspense, with gorgeous Vermont locations supporting the A-list talent. Scoring What Lies Beneath was, as always for Zemeckis, his long-time collaborator, Alan Silvestri (Back to the Future, Forrest Gump). Silvestri conjured up a dark, moody soundscape of suspense, orchestral violence and eerie beauty for the supernatural hauntings and real-life threat that is closer than the heroine realizes—ably recalling the spirit of the classic Hitchcock–Herrmann partnership, with Silvestri’s own vernacular and modern dramatic sense. Varèse Sarabande released What Lies Beneath as a 9-track, 30-minute program at the time of the film. This long-awaited Deluxe Edition premieres the complete score in a 25-track, 60-minute program, with new liner notes by Daniel Schweiger interviewing screenwriter Clark Gregg. Produced by: Alan Silvestri and David Bifano Recorded and Mixed by: Dennis Sands Music Editor: Dan DiPrima, Jacqueline Tager and Lee Scott Mastered by: Chas Ferry and Melinda Hurley Track List: 1. ImageMovers Logo 2. Main Title 3. Panic Attack 4. Sobbing Neighbor 5. Claire Visits Feur House / I Thought I Saw / Watery What? 6. Broken Photo 7. Binocular Spy 8. Discover Key / Full Bath 9. Ouija Board 10. You Know 11. Newspaper Clipping 12. Madison’s Room 13. Forbidden Fruit 14. Jody Fesses Up / Electrocuted 15. I Opened The Door 16. Claire's Drive 17. Key Decision 18. Norman Attacks 19. Passive Aggressive Masterpiece / Norman Falls / Bloody Hand 20. Norman's Gone / Claire Steps In Blood / Hand Moves Sting 21. The Getaway 22. Reunited / Peace At Last 23. End Credits 24. Restaurant Source 25. The Four Seasons: Autumn

Doom (2005) was a big-budget feature film adaptation of the hit game from id Software, starring Karl Urban, Rosamund Pike and Dwayne Johnson (billed as The Rock). A team of marines are sent through a portal to a research facility on Mars, where they must battle demonic creatures which are revealed to be mutated humans from genetic experiments. Doom was an action-packed romp noted for its nods to videogame culture, creature design by Stan Winston Studios, and lengthy first-person shooter sequence. One of its most successful elements is its forward-thinking score by Clint Mansell, blending orchestra and electronics with authentic “alt. rock” elements, including a remix of the Nine Inch Nails song “You Know What You Are.” Mansell’s score smartly evolves from haunted-house spookiness to balls-out action, all impeccably produced. “I wanted to sort of capture the adrenaline and that sort of metal thrash that goes with the game and world in my opinion. It’s like it needed something edgy,” Mansell said at the time. “The original thought was to do a big orchestral score, and there is some orchestra in it, but it’s a very contemporary-type movie and the score needed to be contemporary, too.” Doom was released as a 22-track, hour-long by Varèse Sarabande at the time of the film. This new Deluxe Edition expands the content to two discs, with 41 tracks and over 140 minutes. The 20-page booklet features liner notes by Daniel Schweiger and two double-page interior spreads of newly commissioned artwork by Micha Huigen. Produced and Programmed by: Clint Mansell Orchestra Recorded and Mixed by: Geoff Foster Mastered by: Chas Ferry and Melinda Hurley Track List: CD 1: 1. Doom (Main Title) 2. Pray For War 3. Facing Demons 4. Olduvai 5. Into Action 6. Stealth 7. Searching 8. Access Denied 9. Sibling Rivalry 10. A Discovery 11. Goat's Demons 12. Nano Wall / Carmack 13. Zombie-Blood Gone 14. Down In The Sewer 15. Man Down 16. Taking Control 17. Carmack's Return 18. Childhood Memories 19. Mac Attacked 20. Resurrection 21. BFG 22. Bathroom Break 23. Destroyed 24. Clip Drop 25. Death From Above CD 2: 1. Infirmaray 2. Experimental Stahl 3. UAC Data 4. Containment Breach 5. It's Choosing 6. Kill Em All (A) 7. Kill Em All (B) 8. Mass Onslaught 9. C 24 10. First Person Shooter 11. Last Man Standing 12. Semper Fi 13. Fight Scene 14. Almost Home 15. You Know What You Are? (For E.C. Pt. 1) (Clint Mansell Remix) 16. Doom (For E.C. Pt. 2)

La-La Land Records and MGM proudly present the re-issue of acclaimed composer Sylvester Levay’s (COBRA, HOT SHOTS!, STONE COLD) original motion picture score for the 1990 big-screen ensemble actioner NAVY SEALS, starring Charlie Sheen, Michael Biehn and Bill Paxton, and directed by Lewis Teague. A notable ‘90’s action score, Sylvester Levay’s NAVY SEALS unleashes the composer’s inventive, unique and strikingly effective meld of live orchestra and synthesizer, resulting in a work that is thematically charged, robust and brassy, while also teaming with exciting electronic rhythms and textures. This release uses the previous stereo Intrada album for its main score presentation, resequenced into chronological order and with a re-creation of the end titles. The additional bonus mono cues are sourced from a mono 1/4" tape provided by MGM. Produced by Neil S. Bulk and mastered by Doug Schwartz, this limited edition CD release of 1000 units features exclusive, in-depth liner notes by author Jeff Bond, featuring new interview comments from the composer and art direction by Dan Goldwasser. TRACK LISTING: SCORE PRESENTATION 52:45 1. Main Title – Navy SEALs 3:10 2. The First Mission 2:00 3. Search Team 4:52 4. The Missiles 0:21 5. Freighter Raid 6:14 6. Never Talk About Mom 0:56 7. Training Camp 1:40 8. High Jumpers 5:22 9. Into Town 4:49 10. Graham’s Dead 1:21 11. Funeral 2:00 12. The Flag 2:17 13. Going To Beirut 4:53 14. God Is Dead 0:55 15. Sneak To The Building / Planting The Dynamite 3:16 16. Da Auto Part I 1:19 17. Da Auto Part II 1:23 18. Back To The Sub 2:01 19. To The Rescue 1:11 20. End Title – Navy SEALs 2:14 ADDITIONAL MUSIC 8:24 21. Tears Of Rage (SOURCE) 1:03 22. Main Title (MONO, FILM VERSION) 3:17 23. You’re Welcome (MONO) 0:41 24. Saving Curran (MONO) 0:25 25. Da Auto Part I (MONO, EXTENDED VERSION) 1:29 26. Underwater Fight (MONO) 1:18 TOTAL ALBUM TIME 61:15 This is a CD format release.

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Caldera Records is proud to present David Shire’s score for the TV pilot “Three for the Road.” “Three for the Road” (1975) was an ambitious idea, a road trip as a family show, mostly shot on location throughout the US. While the show allowed for levity throughout, at its heart it dealt with loss and the desire to (re-)connect. Pete (Alex Rocco) is the kind of father every kid wants to have. He is kind and cool. He lets his two boys ride a motorcycle, while always providing emotional support when needed. And needed it often is, as his two kids, John (Vincent Van Paten) and Endy (Leif Garrett), have recently lost their mother. Now the three live in a recreational vehicle in which they drive through the United States while Pete takes on commissions as a photographer. While Bruce Broughton provided the music for the individual episodes, David Shire was contracted to score the pilot. His score is built around his main theme, a memorable, uplifting piece that makes its appearance throughout the pilot, and with its use of guitar featuring subtle folk elements. It’s a varied score also incorporating lounge jazz pieces, and for the more intimate moments, elaborate string writing. In addition, we also include music from “The Greatest Thing That Almost Happened” and “Daddy, I Don’t Like It Like This,” two TV movies that also deal with trauma. For the former, Shire provided a rousing, energetic sports score with gentler, tender moments to illustrate the illness of the main character. Shire’s score for the latter film is built around a lullaby-like main theme, often performed on a solo instrument such as a clarinet or piano. This music perfectly captures both the main protagonist Peter’s child-like wonder and also the longing of his parents. The theme is used, for example, both as Peter escapes into the woods and as his father lays on his bed, indulging in his memories of happier times when everything seemed possible. The boy’s escapes enable Shire to infuse his compositions with drive and verve that make “Daddy, I Don’t Like It Like This” an eclectic listening experience. The 54th CD-release of Caldera Records features a detailed booklet text by Stephan Eicke and elegant artwork by Luis Miguel Rojas. The CD was mastered by Richard Moore and produced by Stephan Eicke and John Elborg. C6054 Music Composed and Conducted by David Shire Album Produced by Stephan Eicke, David Shire Executive Producers for Caldera Records: John Elborg, Stephan Eicke Album Art Direction and Design by Luis Miguel Rojas For more information and sound clips, please visit our homepage: https://www.caldera-records.com/three-for-the-road Three for the Road 1. Main Title (Pilot) (1:41) 2. Restaurant Source (2:14) 3. Endy & Amy (1:27) 4. Motorcycle Ride (2:19) 5. Kitchen Scene (2:14) 6. Looking for Amy (1:31) 7. Here Comes Trouble (0:56) 8. God’s Country (3:33) 9. Finale and End Title (1:43) 10. Turnaround (0:48) 11. Main Title (Series) (1:08) The Greatest Thing That Almost Happened 12. Main Title (1:42) 13. Morris, Father & Sandra (1:14) 14. Basketball (3:17) 15. “Julie, Come Here” (2:46) 16. “I Love You” (1:16) 17. Finale and End Credits (1:58) 18. Jingle Bells (2:29) Daddy, I Don’t Like It Like This 19. Main Title (1:53) 20. Wedding Flashback (2:51) 21. Second Forest Scene (2:12) 22. Pete’s Death (2:53) 23. Double Flashback (2:22) 24. Pete Looks for Helen (0:57) 25. Central Park Flashback (3:31) 26. Finale and End Credits (2:44)

Das Album erscheint nun endlich am 02.04.

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It’s been a decade since John Carpenter recorded the material that would become Lost Themes, his debut album of non-film music and the opening salvo in one of Hollywood’s great second acts. Those vibrant, synth-driven songs, made in collaboration with his son Cody Carpenter and godson Daniel Davies, kickstarted a musical renaissance for the pioneering composer and director. In the years since, Carpenter, Carpenter, and Davies have released close to a dozen musical projects, including a growing library of studio albums and the scores for David Gordon Green’s trilogy of Halloween reboots. With Lost Themes IV: Noir, they’ve struck gold again, this time mining the rich history of the film noir genre for inspiration. Since the first Lost Themes, John has referred to these compositions as “soundtracks for the movies in your mind.” On the fourth installment in the series, those movies are noirs. Like the film genre they were influenced by, what makes these songs “noirish” is sometimes slippery and hard to define, and not merely reducible to a collection of tropes. The scores for the great American noir pictures were largely orchestral, while the Carpenters and Davies work off a sturdy synth-and-guitar backbone. The noir quality, then, is something you understand instinctively when you hear it. “Some of the music is heavy guitar riffs, which is not in old noir films,” Davies notes. “But somehow, it’s connected in an emotional way.” The trio’s free-flowing chemistry means Lost Themes IV: Noir runs like a well-oiled machine—the 1951 Jaguar XK120 Roadster from Kiss Me Deadly, perhaps, or the 1958 Plymouth Fury from John’s own Christine. It’s a chemistry that’s helped power one of the most productive stretches of John’s creative life, and Noir proves that it’s nowhere near done yielding brilliant results. “This is who we are, I think,” John summarizes. “Daniel’s the adventurer. He pushes for new sounds, new directions. He tries things that I haven’t thought of. He’s a lot more daring than I am, and he enriches the whole thing. Cody’s the musician. He’s a savant at music. He understands music. We depend on him to rescue us.” And what about John’s contribution? With characteristic understatement, he concludes: “I’m the experience. I’ve done music for movies before.” -Brad Sanders ***Sacred Bones Exclusive Color: Edition of 1000 copies, pressed on Red on Clear Splatter vinyl w/ Screen Printed 7" and a Silver Foil Stamped Jacket*** ***Sacred Bones Record Society version: Edition of 150 copies, pressed on Black and White Splatter on Clear vinyl w/ Screen Printed 7" and a Silver Foil Stamped Jacket, in an exclusive wrap around sleeve, wax sealed, hand-numbered and available by mail-order only. ENROLL HERE.*** All vinyl copies come with a massive 24x36" fold-out poster. Release Date 5/3/24 1. My Name Is Death 05:40 Video 2. Machine Fear 3. Last Rites 4. The Burning Door 5. He Walks By Night 6. Beyond the Gallows 7. Kiss the Blood Off My Fingers 8. Guillotine 9. The Demon's Shadow 10. Shadows Have A Thousand Eyes

LA-LA LAND RECORDS FEELS THE NEED FOR SPEED!!! NEW RELEASE: MARCH 1, 2024 Available to order NOW at www.lalalandrecords.com “TOP GUN: LIMITED EDITION (2-CD SET)” Music by Harold Faltermeyer Limited Edition of 5000 Units RETAIL PRICE: $29.98 STARTS SHIPPING MARCH 11 The first 150 orders of TOP GUN will get a CD Booklet autographed by the composer at no additional charge. Autographs are available while supplies last and ARE NOT GUARANTEED. La-La Land Records, Paramount Pictures and Columbia Records present the world premiere official release of renowned composer Harold Faltermeyer’s (FLETCH, BEVERLY HILLS COP, THE RUNNING MAN) original motion picture score to the iconic 1986 aerial blockbuster action/drama TOP GUN, starring Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis, and directed by Tony Scott. Composer Faltermeyer defined the 80’s film score pop-synth landscape with such legendary scores as BEVERLY HILLS COP and FLETCH only to re-define it further with TOP GUN, a propulsive and imaginative musical juggernaut that still inspires and influences film scores today – including the recent smash TOP GUN: MAVERICK. Aside from two previously released tracks, this remastered and expanded deluxe 2-CD presentation marks the first time Faltermeyer’s TOP GUN score has been made officially available in any format! Disc One showcases the brilliant film score, along with bonus demo cues, and Disc Two presents songs from the film, including the #1 hits “Danger Zone,” performed by Kenny Loggins and the Oscar-Winning “Take My Breath Away,” performed by Berlin – both co-written and produced by the great Giorgio Moroder – as well as “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling,” performed by The Righteous Brothers and more, plus additional bonus tracks. Produced by for La-La Land Records by Dan Goldwasser, mastered by Doug Schwartz and approved by the composer, this limited edition of 5000 units includes exclusive, in-depth liner notes by writer Tim Greiving, with new interview quotes from Faltermeyer, and high-flyin’ art design by Goldwasser. A must-have for all film music and pop culture fans that’ll take your breath away! TRACK LISTING: DISC 1 1. Main Title* 2:41 2. Carrier Takeoffs and Landings** 1:46 3. Two Migs, Not One†/Cougar Chased by Mig/Mav Flips the Bird*/Cougar’s Troubled Landing 6:58 4. Mav Goes to Fightertown** 1:49 5. Jester Flying*** 3:10 6. Tower Flyby* 1:10 7. Viper Comes Down on Mav 0:50 8. Mav and Goose In Room 2:06 9. Dinner at Charlie’s§ 1:32 10. Mav Says Goodbye to Charlie§ 2:40 11. Love Scene§ 3:41 12. Mav vs Viper 2:11 13. End Locker Room and Photo 0:46 14. Aerial Sequence** 1:27 15. Goose’s Death/Memories 4:10 16. Mav Reflects in Goose’s Room/Board of Inquiry/Charlie and Mav in Airport Bar 11:03 17. Viper’s House Pt. 1# 1:15 18. Viper’s House Pt. 2 1:57 19. Carrier Ready Room and Takeoffs# 2:47 20. Mav is Launched/Mav Bugs Out/Mav Returns to Battle#/Return to Carrier* 11:11 BONUS TRACKS 21. Top Gun Theme (original demo - May 4, 1985) 3:34 22. Top Gun Theme (revised demo - August 1, 1985) 4:18 23. Top Gun Theme (revised demo reprise - August 1, 1985) 4:12 TOTAL DISC 1 TIME = 77:58 DISC 2 1. “Danger Zone” - Kenny Loggins 3:36 2. “Mighty Wings” - Cheap Trick 3:51 3. “Playing With the Boys” - Kenny Loggins 3:59 4. “Lead Me On” - Teena Marie 3:47 5. “Take My Breath Away (Love Theme From “Top Gun”)” - Berlin 4:15 6. “Hot Summer Nights” - Miami Sound Machine 3:38 7. “Heaven In Your Eyes” - Loverboy 4:04 8. “Through the Fire” - Larry Greene 3:45 9. “Destination Unknown” - Marietta 3:48 10. “Top Gun Anthem” - Harold Faltermeyer & Steve Stevens 4:12 11. “(Sittin’ On) the Dock of the Bay” - Otis Redding 2:41 12. “Memories” - Harold Faltermeyer 2:55 13. “Great Balls of Fire” - Jerry Lee Lewis 1:50 14. “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’” - The Righteous Brothers 3:42 15. “Playing With The Boys (Dance Mix)” - Kenny Loggins 6:41 16 .“Dog Fight #3” - Harold Faltermeyer 2:40 17. “Radar Radio” - Giorgio Moroder feat. Joe Pizzulo 3:42 BONUS TRACKS 18. First Shot of Mav and Goose (unused)* 0:53 19. Don’t Worry About the Mig (unused)§ 0:24 20. Top Gun Theme (extended album mix) 4:44 TOTAL DISC 2 TIME = 69:45 TOTAL ALBUM TIME = 2:27:43 * consists of “Top Gun Anthem” ** consists of “Danger Zone” *** consists of “Mighty Wings” § consists of “Take My Breath Away” † contains material not in film # contains an interpolation of “Top Gun Anthem” This is a CD format release.