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May 16, 2016 - 9:23 PM
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Amer Zahid
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INTRADA Announces:
HOMEWARD BOUND II: LOST IN SAN FRANCISCO
Composed and Conducted by BRUCE BROUGHTON
INTRADA Special Collection Vol. 354
Bruce Broughton
Label: Intrada Special Collection Volume ISC 354
Date: 1996
Time: 78:55
Tracks: 28
For the 1996 Disney sequel, Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco, the urban setting brought fresh challenges for composer Bruce Broughton, whose score for the previous film had been tailored to its grand vistas and bucolic charms. The composer reflected:
“I had themes set up from the first picture, but they didn’t always fit so snugly for the second. Primarily it was the scope of the film that influenced the way the music went. The first film took place mostly outdoors and the music, like the scenery, was bigger in scope, and more dramatic. It also had at times a bit of a country feeling. For the sequel, the locations were more congested with urban neighborhoods, streets, alleys, cars, vans and people everywhere. There was also a romance, so the music had a slightly different feeling, even when the original themes were used. The original film focused more on the personalities of the three animals, whereas the sequel focused a lot on the situations they found themselves in.”
The Walt Disney label issued a CD containing 35 minutes of selections at the time of the film’s release in 1996. That album represented roughly half of the finished score. While it was a rewarding blend of important highlights, the album necessarily omitted many important cues, all of which have been restored in this expanded Intrada release. A highlight of this restoration is the exciting action sequence at the airport when the familiar pet trio breaks loose from their travel cages and makes their desperate escape across the flight deck, a terrific group of three connected cues, none of which were previously available. Courtesy the Walt Disney Company, this Intrada CD is presented from all-new digital mixes created from the original 2? 24-track recording session masters made by Armin Steiner at Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in February 1996.
In Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco the Seavers—father Bob (Robert Hays), mother Laura (Kim Greist) and children—have moved to a suburban home in the Bay Area. Determined not to repeat the mistakes of the past (as documented in the first film), they decide to take their pets with them on a family trip to Canada. But Chance fears that they are being returned to “the bad place” (the pound) and busts out with Sassy and Shadow just in time to watch the Seavers’ plane take off. Escaping into San Francisco, the three pets must navigate hostile and unfamiliar terrain—and cross the Golden Gate Bridge—if they are to return safely home. Fortunately, they befriend a gang of streetwise strays, including alpha dog Riley (Sinbad) and the independent-minded Delilah (Carla Gugino), who serve as guides to the pleasures and perils of life in the city.
01. This Is Home, Main Title (1:50)
02. Nose Radar (1:55)
03. Chance Enters The Game (0:25)
04. Dog In The Outfield (1:29)
05. To The Airport (1:11)
06. Gimme Another Chance/Airport Escape/They’ll Stop (4:39)
07. Run For Your Lives/So We Walked (2:01)
08. Further Than I Thought (1:49)
09. In The City/Boy On The Porch (2:13)
10. Dog Fight (1:48)
11. Delilah (3:00)
12. Chance Meets Delilah (1:46)
13. In The Park (3:19)
14. Thinking Of Chance (0:41)
15. Dog On A Date (1:48)
16. Bungled Ambush (Film Version) (2:13)
17. Heroic Deeds/Post Bonk (4:07)
18. Hopes & Regrets (1:42)
19. Let Him Go/Chance Ensnared/Attacking The Van (11:12)
20. Fun While It Lasted (3:15)
21. Thing Of Beauty (2:36)
22. Over The Bridge (1:33)
23. One Last Look/Reunion II (3:07)
24. Delilah Returns/Delilah Stays (4:58)
25. End Credits (5:04)
Total Time: 69:04
The Extras
26. Bungled Ambush (Album Version)* (1:41)
27. Let Him Go (Alternate)* (2:53)
28. End Credits (Alternate)* (5:04)
Total Extras Time: 9:41
*Not Featured in Film
http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/id.10209/.f
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I was actually considering buying the first one before this came about, by some fateful coicidence (I've been on a Broughton kick lately).
Which of the two do ya'll think I should have, if I can only select one?
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I was actually considering buying the first one before this came about, by some fateful coicidence (I've been on a Broughton kick lately).
Which of the two do ya'll think I should have, if I can only select one?
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a classic score!!!!!
bruce
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...... I would choose the sequel score over the first one.
The first score is a solid effort, to be sure, but contains quite a bit of 'mickey-mouse' music, amongst the more dramatic and action-packed sequences.
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try this version :
bruce
HOMEWARD BOUND: The Incredible JOURNEY
the album
Music composed by Bruce Broughton
01. My Name Is Chance (4:45)
05. Left Alone (1:32)
09. The Journey Begins (2:59)
15. Breakfast (0:58)
10. Where’s The House? (2:23)
13. Fording The Stream/Sassy In The River (5:21)
16. The Kids Find Out (1:09)
19. Reunion (1:56)
21. Who Made These? (2:52)
22. Shadow’s A Hero (1:54)
23. We Found Them (0:56)
26. We Made It (1:11)
27. Shadow’s Fall (3:18)
28. Reunited (4:23)
29. Homeward Bound (Revised) (5:03)
Total Time: 42 mins.
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I was actually considering buying the first one before this came about, by some fateful coicidence (I've been on a Broughton kick lately).
Which of the two do ya'll think I should have, if I can only select one?
I
a classic score!!!!!
bruce
Good! That's the one I chose after listening to both samples.
Chris
You will find no better example of a composer who is brilliant at composing theme and variations!!!!
Enjoy!
bruce
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Are there any plans at all to attempt to release his full Disney Theme Park music for various attractions (Ellen's Energy Adventure, The Timekeeper, etc)? I have enjoyed the limited pieces available on some of the Disney CDs but there's much more which could be released.
I've been asking this for years. Broughton's music for the new Soarin' attraction (adapting Goldsmith's original theme) is also fantastic.
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