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The drums are cheesy, but you can't beat that brass!
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This theme is a lot of fun. It's Ride of the Valkyries going into what sounds like a minor version of the 1941 march's descending line. Perfect for Nuclear Man. The tritone underneath can be found in a previous Williams/Courage collaboration. Check out Fiddler on the Roof, track 7, "Tevye's Dream" from 2:52-2:58 (either release).
Mike
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Well this thread came out of the archives.
Since listening to the new LLLR release of this score, the Nuclear Man theme has been running through my head for almost a week.
So much fun to be had listening to this score.
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It's too bad the original 1987 album never came out, this would have been a wonderful soundtrack.
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It's an identical master, just standalone and with new packaging. Mostly for people who didn't already buy the Blue Box.
Yavar
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Gottta echo the remarks about cheesiness and Heartbeeps. This always sounds to me like some kind of doopey Lost in Space update, and that's not a good thing. I can always enjoy Williams' brass licks and interesting harmonic movement, but honestly this always sounded uninspired and going-through-the-motions to me.
But then, I was flabbergasted at how awful the movie was when I saw it back in the day, so maybe I'm just still scarred.
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Next to "Carbon Freeze", it was one of my most anticipated Williams tracks to finally hear, and Courage adapts it to fit his own variations with unbelievable glee. If I could, I'd hug it.
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