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I just saw this 1985 film, didn't find it too good to be honest. I was curious to hear the score by Sylvester Levay. The film didn't feature any songs so the score was really an important part of the film. Very nice theme(s) in a classical, melodic vein (performed on synths of course), but I would have wanted more variation. Creator is possibly one of the "nicest" Levay scores - no sequencers and electric guitars, mostly love themes all the way through.
A pity that the score is unreleased, it would have made a perfect 30 minute Varese CD at the time of the release...
Maybe something for LaLaLand??
Opinions on the score?
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I haven't heard a second of Hardball or Probe.
And let's face it, he didn't do *that* much orchestral work. Invitation To Hell (1984) and Airwolf (mid 80s) features a little bit of it, Courage Mountain (1989) is almost all orchestra, and not good, agreed. Navy Seals (1990) is synth/orchestra combination, the same is Hot Shots! from 1991. I find both of those scores very good.
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