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Nov 10, 2014 - 5:50 PM
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David-R.
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Premiere release of knockout score by Peter Bernstein for Jonathan Betuel adventure/fantasy with John Stockwell, Fisher Stevens, Dennis Hopper. Movie was an early effort from Disney's then-new Touchstone division, aimed at teen market. Special effects are name of the game, with everything from UFO's to dinosaurs all getting their say in the name of high school science. Peter Bernstein draws inspiration from fast pace, exciting set pieces, creates major-league symphonic score that propels the action. In balance are crisp high tech sequences for keyboards, electronics that anchor everything else in the hip world of 1985. There are numerous highlights but several rousing action cues take front and center. Also included is punchy end credit number "My Science Project", performed by The Tubes. Several extras round out nice package. Entire CD mastered in dynamic stereo from multi-channel session masters preserved in pristine condition in Disney vaults. 1985 saw numerous fantastic movies aimed at video game-era teens, many with supercharged scores in tow: Back To The Future, Explorers, Real Genius, others. At last, Peter Bernstein has his day! Peter Bernstein conducts. Intrada Special Collection CD available while quantities and interest remain!
01. Main Title (4:12)
02. Bye Crystal, Hello Ellie (3:20)
03. Class Interlude* (2:01)
04. The Base (1:52)
05. The Pit (4:01)
06. Base Chase (1:21)
07. Vinnie And Renie (1:28)
08. Goodnight (1:48)
09. My Science Project (Score) (2:16)
10. First Warp (1:14)
11. Source Piece No. 1* (2:29)
12. Bye, Bye, Bob (3:36)
13. Blackout Town (0:45)
14. Bare Wires Start (4:09)
15. Cars And Books (1:56)
16. Bang! (1:00)
17. Back To School (1:25)
18. Crossroads (1:51)
19. When In Rome (1:38)
20. Jungle (1:58)
21. G.F.Z. (3:22)
22. Stop It (6:41)
23. Just A Car (1:29)
24. “My Science Project” (Performed by The Tubes) (4:06)
Time: 60:22
The Extras (Score)
25. What’s The Dish? (0:35)
26. Sherman Spies (0:11)
27. Gizmo (0:28)
28. Sword No. 1 (0:14)
29. Sword No. 2 (0:18)
30. After Blackout* (0:14)
31. Egg-Boy Sherman (0:15)
32. Dance Trio* (Source Piece No. 2) (0:40)
33. Dance Quartet* (Source Piece No. 3 In Reverse) (0:41)
Time: 7:41
http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/id.9256/.f?sc=13&category=-113
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I'm all over this one - thanks Intrada!
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: runs around the world, babbling incoherently :
... and The Presidio is cool, also.
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Jan 5, 2024 - 1:41 AM
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RetroProf
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I'm hoping the mods allow this. I started an account just to discuss this CD.
UK based. Huge fan of this film (own VHS, DVD and BD). I saw the CD at the time and wanted it, but figured it was just a disc with cheap paper sheet for the cover, so kept putting it off.
Now it's on eBay for £150 a time. Some foreign sellers have it for less, but postage puts it up to around the £120 mark. I regret not buying it at the time!
And then I discover it actually has a booklet with interview quotes! One of the eBay auctions had photos of the booklet, and I was like: OMG IT HAS INTERVIEW QUOTES!!!
Does anyone know of a store online selling it for a reasonable price?
I don't even want the music CD, I just want to know what's in that booklet!
Alternatively, can someone who bought it please describe the booklet? How many pages, how much interview material is actually inside, etc.
I hoped maybe the booklet would be available on the Internet Archive. No such luck. Now here's the dangerous request: can someone snap a photo of the interview quotes in the booklet?
I'm not asking for bootlegs, or MP3s, or piracy. I just want to know what was said in that booklet. I just want to know the words, man.
I have been trying to research this film for years, and it keeps bringing up little mysteries. I even emailed Peter Bernstein.
For example:
There's a song about 42 minutes into the film, where Michael phones Ellie, which is missing from this OST CD (2014). The title theme was by the music band The Tubes, and according to IMDB they recorded two songs for the film, the other being Hard to Believe. I actually emailed the film's composer Peter Bernstein about this. The song for My Science Project is actually a cover of Hard to Believe by Steeplechase, from 1981. Bernstein was producer on both. The cover version, made for the film, has never be publicly released in full. Sadly despite emailing a few times over the years, the file couldn't be found.
Peter Bernstein: "Interesting that the song, Hard To Believe, caught your attention. It was one of my favourites from that film. I did co-write and produce the song that The Tubes performed. I will go to my archives and see if I can find file of the song. If I can I will be glad to send you an MP3."
Sadly he never found it.
So this CD isn't even a complete CD, it's missing that one song by The Tubes, Hard to Believe. The Steeplechase original is on YouTube - you can listen to it and watch the part of the film, and see it's the same song by different bands.
Anyway...
That mysterious booklet.
Please enlighten me as to what's in it. 
Many thanks.
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