For Jerry Goldsmith I would pick THE OMEN. Very Dramatic and striking use of the poster artwork. In your face and perfect. Great use of Black, White and Red. A touch of class to find it on it's initial release in the Soundtrack LP Bins at my local Tower Records back in the day.
I always loved the simplicity of the Superman double LP. The letters look like they were sculpted from ice blocks. I would stare at this while listening to the music when I was a teen-ager.
I always loved the simplicity of the Superman double LP. The letters look like they were sculpted from ice blocks. I would stare at this while listening to the music when I was a teen-ager.
To me it was just Crystal or maybe glass but I always thought it was classy!
Good question.Mine are: Rozsa-Ben Hur Williams-Star Wars(original 1977 album) North-Cleopatra Goldsmith-The Omen Horner-Titanic Grusin-On Golden Pond
And five of my other favorites Steiner-Gone With The Wind Korngold-The Adventures Of Robin Hood Zimmer-The Dark Knight series Newman-The Robe Ross-My Dog Skip
I always loved the simplicity of the Superman double LP. The letters look like they were sculpted from ice blocks. I would stare at this while listening to the music when I was a teen-ager.
I'd forgotten how elegant this was.
Especially since Superman actually had a logo that was used in multiple media for thirty years at that point.
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