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LA-LA LAND RECORDS PRESENTS NEW RELEASES: Thurs, 12pm (PST) NOVEMBER 19, 2015
Available for order at www.lalalandrecords.com
“VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN”
Music by Craig Armstrong
“AIRPLANE II: THE SEQUEL: LIMITED EDITION”
Additional Music, Score Adapted and Conducted by Richard Hazard
Original Music by Elmer Bernstein
“GET A JUMP ON THE HOLIDAYS BLOWOUT!”
At only $5 each, the following titles make the perfect soundtrack gift: 21/22 JUMP STREET (2-CD SET), SON OF BATMAN, PET SEMATARY, JESSABELLE, SOCOM 3 / COMBINED ASSAULT (2-CD SET), WINGS, RAT PATROL VOL 2, MORTDECAI, MONEY TRAIN (goes out of print 12/31) and THE CAPE (2-CD SET – goes out of print 12/31).
Get them for $5 each at www.lalalandrecords.com starting 11/19 12pm(PST), and running thru 12/31!
VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN LLLCD 1368
Music by Craig Armstrong
RETAIL PRICE: $15.98
STARTS SHIPPING NOV 19th
ORDER “VICTOR FRAKENSTEIN” at www.lalalandrecords.com on NOV 19th starting at 12noon.
La-La Land Records, 20th Century Fox and Fox Music present the CD release of the original motion picture score to the feature film VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN, starring Daniel Radcliffe, James McAvoy, Jessica Brown Findlay, Andrew Scott and Freddie Fox. The film is directed by Paul McGuigan from a screen story and screenplay by Max Landis. The producer is John Davis. The film opens in theaters everywhere November 25.
Acclaimed composer Craig Armstrong (FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, THE GREAT GATSBY, LOVE ACTUALLY, MOULIN ROUGE!) unleashes a powerhouse orchestral score to propel this dynamic and thrilling twist on a legendary tale, starring James McAvoy and Daniel Radcliffe. Radical scientist Victor Frankenstein (McAvoy) and his equally brilliant protégé Igor Strausman (Radcliffe) share a noble vision of aiding humanity through their groundbreaking research into immortality. But Victor’s experiments go too far, and his obsession has horrifying consequences. Only Igor can bring his friend back from the brink of madness and save him from his monstrous creation. Brimming with dramatic thrills and sweeping emotion, Armstrong’s score is a feast for the ears and one of the year’s most notable works.
“Craig is a true artist that needs to understand the director’s vision,” says director Paul McGuigan, “He really wants to understand the ideas and the drive behind each scene and how this affects character and action… He creates work that elevates and complements your work and ultimately he makes the film better… he makes you better.”
“From the very start we had the same artistic vision for the music,” remarks composer Craig Armstrong. “We discussed certain sound elements and phrases we wanted to include among the orchestral elements of the score. We blended the orchestra with vintage synthesizers and unusual acoustic instruments like the glass armonica. The score was written in my studio in Glasgow over several months and finally recorded at Air Studios in London.”
Produced by Craig Armstrong and mastered by Simon Francis at Simon Francis Mastering, this special CD soundtrack release will be available at www.lalalandrecords.com on November 17, 2015 and at major music retailers on November 20, 2015. A digital download version will also be available from Fox Music.
TRACK LISTING:
1. The Circus 2:36
2. Victor Arrives 0:45
3. Igor’s Books 1:15
4. Escape 2:22
5. Never Been Out 0:52
6. The Hospital 3:16
7. Victor and Igor 2:13
8. Igor Transformed 1:21
9. Turpin Inspects 0:48
10. Lion’s Foot 1:02
11. Dark Red Theme 3 1:48
12. Eyes Revealed 1:44
13. Getting to Work 0:56
14. Dark Red Theme 2 3:36
15. Body Parts 1:41
16. Lorelei 1:40
17. Card Trick 1:07
18. Gordon 3:19
19. Gordon’s Escape 2:54
20. Igor and Lorelei 1:05
21. Victor’s Father 3:09
22. A New Design 0:49
23. Basement Raid 3:58
24. Victor’s Story 2:59
25. Prometheus Ascending 5:54
26. Turpin’s Theme 2:13
27. Igor’s Theme 1:48
28. Finale 4:04
29. Dark Red Theme 1 1:17
30. Clown 0:52
31. Reunited 3:50
32. Fairground 1:14
TOTAL ALBUM TIME: 70:29
AIRPLANE II: THE SEQUEL: LIMITED EDITION LLLCD 1357
Additional Music, Score Adapted and Conducted by Richard Hazard
Original Music by Elmer Bernstein
Limited Edition of 1500 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $19.98
STARTS SHIPPING NOV 19th
ORDER “AIRPLANE II: THE SEQUEL: LIMITED EDITION” at www.lalalandrecords.com on NOV 19th starting at 12noon (PST).
La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures present the world premiere release of the motion picture score to the 1982 Paramount Pictures feature film comedy AIRPLANE II: THE SEQUEL, starring Robert Hayes, Julie Hagerty, Lloyd Bridges and William Shatner, and directed by Ken Finkleman. Composer Richard Hazard (MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE ’69, MANNIX, NICKELODEON) expertly adapts Elmer Bernstein’s iconic AIRPLANE! score, while also providing his own exciting original music to help launch this sequel’s doomed airliner and its nutty cast of characters into the cosmos! Produced by Dan Goldwasser and mastered by James Nelson from an analog-to-digital transfer and new stereo mix by John Davis, this special release is limited to 1500 units and features exclusive, in-depth liner notes by writer Brian Satterwhite and high-flying art design by Goldwasser. In the years since its initial release, AIRPLANE II: THE SEQUEL has stepped out from the large shadow of its classic forefather to enjoy a cult status all its own. Finally, its time for its lively score to be celebrated as well. So there!
TRACK LISTING:
1. Main Title † 1:35
2. Airport Check-Ins§ 4:12
3. “It’s Out of Our Hands Now”§/Hospital Flashback/Shuttle Workers 2:36
4. Gift Shop/Ted and Elaine§/Ticket Scalper§* 1:43
5. Take-Off**† 1:21
6. Closet Vacuum§**/Hysterical Flashback§/Elaine Testifies§ 3:06
7. Shuttle Fly-By/Computer Core§§/I’ll Keep It With Me 1:44
8. Fire in the Core§/That’s Strange§§ 1:43
9. “Are There Any Other Problems?”§ 1:13
10. “Are You Telling Us Absolutely Everything?”*/Out of Coffee§ 1:41
11. Oveur Gassed* 0:32
12. Simon Cops Out§/Simon Falls Apart 1:38
13. Out of My Way/“This Is the Future”§** 1:09
14. Did I Leave the Iron On?†/Priest/News Flash 1:27
15. Bacon and Eggs 1:28
16. I’ll Do My Best** 2:07
17. Planting the Bomb† 1:00
18. Hyperspace†/Beeping and Flashing§/A Piece of Metal§ 3:43
19. We’re Not Stopping 3:54
20. Down Safe§ 1:33
21. End Credits† 1:33
Bonus Tracks
22. Airport Check-Ins (alternate)§ 2:21
23. Gift Shop (alternate) 0:15
24. Planting the Bomb (alternate)† 1:01
Source Cues
25. Cockpit Rock 1:55
26. On the Beautiful Blue Danube Op. 314 2:48
composed by J. Strauss II
Total Album Time: 48:39
* not in film
** contains music not in film
§ contains music from Airplane! by Elmer Bernstein
† contains “Theme from Battlestar Galactica”
by Glen Larson & Stu Phillips
§§ composed by Richard Hazard and Alf Clausen
ALSO AVAILABLE FROM LA-LA LAND RECORDS:
BEAR McCREARY AUTOGRAPH EXCLUSIVE!
La-La Land has been allotted 360 autographed copies each of DA VINCI’S DEMONS: SEASON TWO and DA VINCI’S DEMONS: SEASON THREE. Once they are sold out, they are gone for good!
“DA VINCI’S DEMONS – SEASON TWO (2-CD SET) Autographed”
Music by Bear McCreary
RETAIL PRICE: $21.98
“DA VINCI’S DEMONS – SEASON THREE Autographed”
Music by Bear McCreary
RETAIL PRICE: $15.98
Regular, unsigned copies of these McCreary titles, as well as DEFIANCE, BLACK SAILS and KNIGHTS OF BADASSDOM can be purchased at Amazon.com.
INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (LP) LIMITED EDITION
LLLLP 2000
Music by Carmen Dragon
Limited Edition of 1000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $26.98
La-La Land Records, Paramount Pictures and The Carmen Dragon Music Library present La-La Land’s world premiere vinyl LP release -- composer Carmen Dragon’s (COVER GIRL, WHEN IN ROME, KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE) original motion picture score to the classic 1956 sci-fi chiller INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS, starring Kevin McCarthy, Dana Wynter and Larry Gates, and directed by Don Siegel. Renowned composer/conductor/arranger Carmen Dragon creates an astoundingly complex and groundbreaking work, (his inventive use of low, staccato piano notes for suspense would inspire many composers to do the same) that perfectly emboldens the film’s sci-fi terror and paranoia, while never neglecting the story’s human emotions or its psychological and sociological underpinnings. Produced for La-La Land Records by Carmen Dragon’s son-in-law, Richard “Rick” Henn and Neil S. Bulk, with an analog transfer from the original full-track mono session tapes, restored and mastered by Stephen Marsh, and lacquers cut from the restored, high-resolution digital master by Kevin Gray, this limited edition release of 1000 Units is pressed on 180 gram, pod-green vinyl and features beautiful, haunting original album art by artist Miles Teves! In-depth liner notes by film music writer Jeff Bond, grace the inner jacket in headline-grabbing newspaper fashion, designed by Dan Goldwasser. This is a collectable, must-have score release that will take over your entire being!
SCOUTS GUIDE TO THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE: LIMITED EDITION LLLCD 1380
Music by Matthew Margeson
Limited Edition of 2000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $15.98
La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures present the original motion picture score to the all-new feature film horror/comedy/thriller SCOUTS GUIDE TO THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE, starring Tye Sheridan, Logan Miller and Joey Morgan, and directed by Christopher Landon. Acclaimed composer Matthew Margeson (KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE, KICK-ASS 2) unleashes a full-throttle, action-packed orchestral score for this exhilaratingly unhinged and outrageously fun horror/comedy about three scouts, on the eve of their last camp-out, who discover the true meaning of friendship when they attempt to save their town from a zombie outbreak. Produced by Matthew Margeson and mastered by Patricia Sullivan, this special CD release is limited to 2000 units.
THE FLASH – SEASON 1: LIMITED EDITION (2-CD SET) LLLCD 1365
Music by Blake Neely
Limited Edition of 3000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $19.98
La-La Land Records, DC Comics and Warner Bros. Television presents the original score to THE FLASH, a 2-CD collection of thrilling music tracks from the debut season of the smash hit television series THE FLASH, starring Grant Gustin, Candice Patton and Danielle Panabaker. Acclaimed composer Blake Neely (Arrow, The Wedding Date, Everwood, The Mentalist) supports the stupendous adventures of the lightning-fast superhero with an intense musical soundscape that has a power all its own. Mr. Neely has assembled the best season one moments for this stunning compilation, including Part 1 of “The Flash vs Arrow,” as well as an array of exciting bonus tracks. Produced by the composer, mastered by Stephen Marsh and sharply art-designed by Dan Goldwasser, this special release contains additional, exclusive music not available for digital download and is limited to 3000 units. A must-have for all superhero and film/tv music enthusiasts!
ARROW – SEASON 3: LIMITED EDITION (2-CD SET) LLLCD 1364
Music by Blake Neely
Limited Edition of 3000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $19.98
La-La Land Records, DC Comic and Warner Bros. Television presents an all-new collection of exhilarating score music tracks from the hit television series ARROW, starring Stephen Amell, Katie Cassidy, David Ramsey and Willa Holland. Renowned composer Blake Neely (The Wedding Date, Everwood, The Mentalist) expertly harnesses all the emotion and thrills in the continued adventures of the famed hooded vigilante. Neely personally selected, assembled and produced this stunning 2-CD compilation of Season 3's biggest musical moments, including Part II of “The Flash vs Arrow” and bonus tracks! Produced by the composer, mastered by Stephen Marsh and heroically art-designed by Dan Goldwasser, this special release hits the bullseye with additional, exclusive music not available for digital download! Limited to 3000 Units.
LOST IN SPACE: 50th ANNIVERSARY SOUNDTRACK COLLECTION: LIMITED EDITION LLLCD 1366
Music by John Williams, Hans J. Salter, Herman Stein, Richard LaSalle, Frank Comstock, Fred Steiner, Jeff Alexander, Warren Barker, Leith Stevens, Alexander Courage, Robert Drasnin, Cyril J. Mockridge, Gerald Fried, Pete Rugolo and Joseph Mullendore
La-La Land Records, Synthesis Entertainment and Legendary Pictures proudly present LOST IN SPACE: 50TH ANNIVERSARY SOUNDTRACK COLLECTION, an unprecedented deluxe limited edition 12-CD box set of music from the classic sci-fi television series!
The original music scores from this cherished and historic series come to vivid life like never before, restored and remastered from original scoring elements, and featuring hours of previously unreleased music, including the world premiere release of John William’s score to “The Reluctant Stowaway,” as well as many previously unavailable episode scores, such as “Space Circus,” “West of Mars,” and more!
The music of LOST IN SPACE not only calls forth all the action, danger and unabashed joy of the beloved show, but as meticulously assembled in this astounding set, it reveals itself to be some of the most creative and dynamic scoring ever composed for the medium. Featuring music by John Williams, Herman Stein, Hans J. Salter, Joseph Mullendore, Alexander Courage, Cyril J. Mockridge, Gerald Fried, Leith Stevens, Robert Drasnin, Fred Steiner and others, the scores of LOST IN SPACE rocket the listener through a warm galaxy of nostalgia into a vast universe of awe-inspiring musical expression – all of it finally preserved in a pristine collection to be savored. This deluxe set, limited to 1500 units and housed in an attractive hard-cover slipcase, also contains a 100+ booklet jam-packed with exciting archival photos and art, alongside exclusive, in-depth liner notes by album co-producer Jeff Bond.
Executive Produced by Kevin Burns, produced by Jeff Bond and Neil Bulk, and mastered by Stephen Marsh and Fernando Lee, with out-of-this-world art design by Joe Sikoryak, this is the definitive LOST IN SPACE music collection – a must-have living document of important music compositions for fans and film/TV music enthusiasts of all ages!
THE MONSTER SQUAD: LIMITED EDITION LLLCD 1376
Music by Bruce Broughton
Limited Edition of 3000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $19.98
La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures present the remastered re-issue of renowned composer Bruce Broughton’s (SILVERADO, TOMBSTONE, BABY’S DAY OUT) original motion picture score to the beloved 1987 horror-fantasy-adventure THE MONSTER SQUAD, starring Andre Gower, Robby Kiger, Stephen Macht and Ashley Bank, and directed by Fred Dekker. Composer Broughton’s powerhouse orchestral score emboldens the titular pre-teens and teens as they heroically square off, (with a little help from Frankenstein’s Monster), against none other than Dracula, The Wolfman and more! Scary, wondrous, thrilling and heartwarming, Broughton’s rich score bursts with fun and derring-do excitement! Produced by Dan Goldwasser and Mike Matessino, and meticulously edited and remastered by Matessino from newly discovered ¼ inch master tapes, this special release showcases the film version of the score, along with additional tracks - including alternate cues, source music, and the premiere release of the film’s songs “Rock Until You Drop” and “Monster Squad Rap.” Liner notes from writer Daniel Schweiger and monstrously fun art design by Dan Goldwasser round out this must-have for all film music fans! It’s a CD release with ‘nards!
TIME’S UP! LLLCD 1358
Music by Michael McCuistion
RETAIL PRICE: $15.98
La-La Land Records and Griffith Observatory presents the original score to the acclaimed Griffith Observatory / Samuel Oschin Planetarium show TIME’S UP! Emmy Award-Winning composer Michael McCuistion (BATMAN THE ANIMATED SERIES, YOUNG JUSTICE, BROKE SKY, JUSTICE LEAGUE) crafts a powerfully out-of-this-world original score for this acclaimed Samuel Oschin Planetarium show, which thrilled audiences at the Griffith Observatory from 2012-2014, taking them on an astounding journey behind the birth and death of the cosmos and even the nature of time itself. McCuistion’s breathtaking, thrilling and deeply emotional score was so notable in Time’s Up that it has been used in portion to accompany other Griffith Observatory programs and exhibits. This special release was produced by the composer, mastered by James Nelson and features exclusive, in-depth liner notes by writer John Takis and celestial art design by Dan Goldwasser.
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Very minor titles,i pass and will buy major titles like jaws 1&2.
And you felt the need to post this why?
Just to be a jerk?
Ford A. Thaxton
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Very minor titles,i pass and will buy major titles like jaws 1&2.
And you felt the need to post this why?
Just to be a jerk?
Ford A. Thaxton
Let's nip this in the bud please. Personally I don't think it's what any of the labels want to see after their hard work, somebody announcing their lack of interest so abruptly. But on the other hand, it's not against the rules, and calling someone a jerk is only going to start an argument and detract from what's actually a pretty cool item—an Airplane II CD, with the Bernstein and Stu Phillips interpolations.
Lukas
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Excellent Airplane II release. It's about time this one sees the light of day.
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All due respect to Airplane II, what I'm really excited for is Armstrong's Victor Frankenstein, since his gorgeous score to Far from the Madding Crowd was unexpectedly my favorite thing so far this year. I haven't had a chance to listen to the sound clips yet but I'm very excited to do so, and it looks like LLL has given us a generous 70 minute program!
Maybe people should at least check out sound clips before dismissing something just because it's not a Jaws-caliber title. Some of my favorite albums ever were for things I'd never heard of before, like Fred Karlin's Ravagers, John Scott's Shoot to Kill, or Lee Holdridge's In Search of Peace. And that's just from Intrada...don't even get me started on all the obscure gems Lukas rescued on FSM (Eye of the Devil, anyone?)
Personally, I think the obscure titles are very often better than famous popular titles that sell a lot more copies (*cough*BTTF*cough)!
Yavar
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Let's nip this in the bud please. Personally I don't think it's what any of the labels want to see after their hard work, somebody announcing their lack of interest so abruptly. But on the other hand, it's not against the rules, and calling someone a jerk is only going to start an argument and detract from what's actually a pretty cool item—an Airplane II CD, with the Bernstein and Stu Phillips interpolations.
Lukas
It isn't against the rules - unlike much of what Ford brings to this forum.
Either way, not my cup of tea either and I don't think there is nothing wrong with saying that. Labels should know what people are and aren't interested in, so they can run their business best.
Sorry, but here are ways to phrase things without sounding like an asshole.
MV
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Amen. But, is Mr. Thaxton a moderator of this board? NO!
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Personally, I think the obscure titles are very often better than famous popular titles that sell a lot more copies (*cough*BTTF*cough)!
Yavar
I very much agree with that, some of my favourite scores are the more obscure stuff.
Either way, not my cup of tea either and I don't think there is nothing wrong with saying that. Labels should know what people are and aren't interested in, so they can run their business best.
The labels probably get that message from the popularity (or lack) of thread discussion, and more importantly sales figures.
It isn't against the rules - unlike much of what Ford brings to this forum.
Yes, I notice one of the board rules is to "be nice to each other"!
Sadly, it's a good rule, but so many who yell about it, don't honor it.
Selective memory I suspect.
Ford A. Thaxton
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I think sales figures speak loudly enough that people don't need to proclaim their lack of interest in the product thread.
Also, while Ford is not a mod, Tony Renaud does have a very high ratio of trollish comments. Admittedly sometimes I can't quite tell if he's truly being an ass or if sarcastic nuance is being lost in translation.
Anyway, I'm really excited for Victor Frankenstein. Armstrong has composed some of my favorite scores in the last few years -- Incredible Hulk, Madding Crowd, and so forth.
The score is really good and it was great to work with Fox and Mr. Armstrong on this new project. We even made the end credit crawl this time so we feel immortal.
MV
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I listened to Airplane 2 and it's a FUN score and so cool to hear Stu's music and Alf's music and all those great Elmer themes again. Awesome job by LLL and the liner notes are top notch along with great photos. Again, LLL shows all the labels how to do a release!
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