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Just ordered my copy!!! :-)
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May 10, 2011 - 10:38 AM
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Nightwalker
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The official Press-Announcement including the whole Tracklist:
THE X-FILES: VOL. ONE: LIMITED EDITION (4CD-SET) LLLCD 1170
Music by Mark Snow
Limited Edition of 3000 Units
STARTS SHIPPING MAY 10th
RETAIL PRICE $49.98
ORDER “THE X-FILES: VOL. ONE: LIMITED EDITION (4CD-BOX SET)” MAY 10th at LA LA LAND RECORDS, Film Scores, Music Scores, Film Music,Film Composers,MovieMusic, Composers, Film Composers, Movie Composers, Soundtrack Composers and get the composer, Mark Snow’s autograph at no additional charge. Autographs are while supplies last and are not guaranteed.
La-La Land Records is proud to present THE X-FILES: VOL ONE, a limited edition 4-CD BOX SET chronicling the best musical moments from Chris Carter’s classic sci-fi FOX television series starring David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson. Acclaimed composer Mark Snow (MILLENNIUM, SMALLVILLE, GHOST WHISPERER, STARSKY AND HUTCH) created nine seasons of thrilling and mesmerizing score for this legendary show, expertly and elegantly weaving a complex musical tapestry of paranormal mystery, suspense, terror, hope and love that became as vital to the series’ enduring success as its writing, cast, cinematography and editing. Music selections from 40 episodes that span the show’s nine seasons are presented on four discs and complemented by a 40-page booklet – all of it housed within an attractive reinforced cardboard slipcase. Produced by Mark Snow, James Nelson and MV Gerhard and mastered by James Nelson, this limited edition of 3000 units features more than 5 hours of amazing score. Film music writer Randall D. Larson contributes in-depth liner notes, with new comments by the composer, and detailed track-by-track analysis. A must-have release for soundtrack enthusiasts and a meaningful keepsake for all fans of this beloved series.
TRACK LISTING:
Disc One:
1. THE?X?FILES Main Title
(Season 1) 0:48
1X79 - PILOT
2. Scully To DC/
Scully Meets Mulder 1:21
3. The Close Encounter 2:16
4. Scully & FBI Goon 0:35
5. FBI Secret Vaults 1:14
1X02 - SQUEEZE
6. Hidden Away 1:38
7. Slimed 0:41
8. Cuffed And Tubbed 2:16
1X09 - FALLEN ANGEL
9. On The Waterfront/
Suspended Max 6:11
1X22 - ROLAND
10. Sweeper 1:47
11. Out The Window 1:29
12. Ramblin' Roland 2:05
1X23 - THE ERLENMEYER FLASK
13. Green Goo Chase 2:12
14. The Wells Brain 5:17
2X01 - LITTLE GREEN MEN
15. Dead Man's Thoughts 2:00
16. Fish Food 3:15
2X02 - THE HOST
17. Two Miles Off Jersey 2:45
18. Honey Wagon 2:03
19. Guillotined 3:54
2X08 - ONE BREATH
20. The Return 1:59
21. Uniforms 3:18
22. Players 3:33
23. Trust Your Pistol 0:58
24. Reanimation 1:32
25. Guardian Angel 1:13
2X25 - ANASAZI
26. The Mourn 3:20
27. Mercy Wound 4:08
28. Anasazi 8:35
29. THE?X?FILES End Credit
(Extended #1) 0:35
Disc One Total Time: 72:58
Disc Two:
1. THE?X?FILES Main Title
(Short) 0:37
3X09 - NISEI
2. Choo Choo Sushi 4:09
3. Rail Song 6:42
3X10 - 731
4. Graves 2:55
5. Derailed 11:53
3X15 - PIPER MARU
6. Back In The Hood 4:51
3X20 - JOSE CHUNG'S
FROM OUTER SPACE
7. Harold & Chrissy 2:27
8. Closure 4:45
4X05 - THE FIELD
WHERE I DIED
9. Dim Memories 1:05
10. Jonestown Cocktail 6:23
4X07 - MUSINGS OF A
CIGARETTE SMOKING MAN
11. Extra-Ordinary Men 2:09
12. A Place In History 6:04
13. Respect 1:37
4X8 - PAPER HEARTS
14. El Camino 6:39
15. Watergate Heart 2:28
4X12 - KADDISH
16. Hanging Boy 2:47
17. Spirit Wedding 9:15
18. THE?X?FILES End Credit
(Extended Remix) 2:11
Disc Two Total Time: 79:00
Disc Three:
1. THE?X?FILES Main Title
(Remix - Short) 0:37
5X06 - THE POST-
MODERN PROMETHEUS
2. JJ's Diner 1:50
3. Post-Modern Posse 9:20
5X05 - CHRISTMAS CAROL
4. Mother Genes 3:53
5X07 - EMILY
5. Little Box Of Sand 7:37
5X20 - THE END
6. Closure 8:08
6X03 - TRIANGLE
7. Quest For Swath 8:50
6X04 - DREAMLAND
8. Roadblock 1:05
9. Home Sweet Home 2:14
10. The Imposter 6:31
6X05 - DREAMLAND II
11. A Brief History Of Fox 1:27
12. Number 42 1:56
6X06 - HOW THE GHOSTS
STOLE CHRISTMAS
13. House Organ/
Irrational Fear 4:40
14. Bricks 0:39
15. Piano On The Tack 1:28
16. Fair Warning 3:03
17. Star Crossed Bullets 3:05
18. A Gift 1:45
6X11 - TWO FATHERS
19. The Patriarch 2:23
20. A Mother’s Abduction 3:02
6X12 - ONE SON
21. Train Tune 4:47
22. THE?X?FILES End Credit
(Extended #2) 1:31
Disc Three Total Time: 79:51
Disc Four:
1. THE?X?FILES Main Title
(7th Season) 0:48
7X06
THE GOLDBERG VARIATION
2. Five Cards 3:09
7X01
THE SIXTH EXTINCTION
3. Sea Of Blood 5:57
7X02
THE SIXTH EXTINCTION II:
AMOR FATI
4. The Martyr 1:28
7X04 - MILLENNIUM
5. The Smell Of Zombies 4:58
6. The End Of The Crusade 2:15
7X17 - ALL THINGS
7. Waterson 3:13
7X18 - HOLLYWOOD A.D.
8. Sniper Zombies 3:41
9. Dancing Bones 2:18
10. Hollywood 1:04
11. The Kiss 1:04
8X01 - WITHIN
12. Scully's Serenade 1:37
8X02 - WITHOUT
13. Hide & Seek 2:03
8X14 - THIS IS NOT HAPPENING
14. Starspeak 2:57
15. Hidden Truths/
Big Happening 3:21
9X15 - JUMP THE SHARK
16. Triangle 0:41
17. Weird Organs 2:01
18. Lone Gunmen Requiem 8:13
9X17 - RELEASE
19. The Tip 2:33
20. A Synopsis & Release 5:38
9X19 - THE TRUTH PART 1
21. Mount Weather 6:32
9X20 - THE TRUTH PART 2
22. Scary Story/
For Whom The Smoke Blows 7:26
23. The Truth Is Inside 3:01
24. THE?X?FILES Main Title
(remix) 3:25
25. I Made This/
20th Century Fox Fanfare* 0:09
* - Music By Alfred Newman
Disc Four Total Time: 79:38
Total Set Running Time: 311:27
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Just ordered my copy!!! :-)
What!!?? They put it up early? I dont see it...Wait... R U joking? 
I ordered from "Chris' Soundtrack Corner"!
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Nightwalker you know the track list was already posted in this thread right?
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I'm writing this more or less to kill time until the set is released, so here's some nostalgic thoughts on "The X-Files", and I hope at least one of you enjoys them.
I remember when the show first started and how Fox essentially ignored it while putting their promotional weight behind "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.", a show which, for all its merits, lasted all of a single season.
I was 14 when the show first started airing. I didn't get Fox at home, so the first episode I ever actually saw was on a bunny-eared television in an office in a gymnasium complex. I was attending an overnight function for a community service group I was part of, and while all of my other friends were off playing basketball and chasing girls, I was sitting there spellbound. It was the 2nd season episode "One Breath", and what I most vividly remember is the scene where X executes the operative who was trying to steal Scully's blood sample. It was way more brutal than anything I'd ever seen on TV before and I was hooked.
Since I didn't get Fox, I somehow convinced a friend of mine to tape the episodes for me. And so every single week it was on, my buddy Nishant hooked me up. Monday morning, I'd get that tape in my hands like it was samizdat and I'd race straight home after school and watch the episode, heart pounding in my throat. I usually watched them two or three times, just to make sure I hadn't missed anything, and then I got onto this new thing called the Internet and I found this newsgroup kind of thing called alt.tv.x-files and I'd argue with all the other nerds. Yeah, I was that guy.
I grew up in a very political family and I was already well-versed in the lore of the JFK assassination and Watergate, and to me one of the great strengths of the show as it unfolded was the amount of flexibility the creative team found within the show's format. The main story arc was a constant exercise in leg-pulling but I still went with it. I would argue that the show's greatest strength was not its convoluted "mythology", but the standalone episodes which were frequently innovative, challenging, and enormously risky. I really cannot think of any other show which found room for so many different types of stories and so many varied and unique tones, ranging from broad comedy to straight-up, balls-to-the-wall horror.
And that music... my stars, that music. Mark Snow helped me understand that electronic scores could (and should) be taken seriously, and that musical approaches for underscoring need not always incorporate Wagnerian full-orchestra romanticism. "The X-Files" is a show that seems inseparable from its music; it just belongs. It IS "The X-Files".
I saw the first movie five times in the theater, just so I'd never forget the thrill of seeing it on the big screen. Not even the Blu-Ray has been able to replicate the stunning cinematography of the film's first few minutes, particularly those as the cavemen first enter the ice cave in search of the alien. The whole film is gorgeous to look at (Ward Russell, yo!) but those shots in particular were absolutely astounding on the big screen.
After that, I admit, I kinda lost the faith. Season 5 onward, I was an irregular watcher, but I did catch it from time to time. Every once in a while they'd knock one out of the park ("Bad Blood", "Triangle", "Monday", and "X-Cops" come to mind), but it started to be an excellent example of the Law of Diminishing Returns.
I tuned in for the finale and remember feeling pretty disgusted that after 9 seasons they couldn't just bring the story to a close. I'm more fine with it now, and I actually kinda liked the second movie for its low-key charms, but still, at a certain point I think enough is enough. I watch the show now and more often than not it seems pretentious, over- and under-baked, and simply ridiculous. Logic, when applied even gently, makes most of it crumble. But I still love it... I love it so.
So it's been a long, long wait for today, and I'm sure it's going to be worth it. Hats off to Mark Snow and the LLL team; you've made this fanboy really happy.
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Little over an hour to go
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looks like they ignored by dictum:
NO MUSIC FROM ANY EP THAT INCLUDES THOSE IMPOSTERS Gish & Patrick!
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