Just saw the movie again for the first time since the teather. Much better than I remembered. Hated the twisted at the time. Love it now. Go figure...
The score is quite good! Sounded like Jarre was really inspired and knew what he was doing whith the keyboards for the first time!
Isn't these cues from the deleted scenes?
21. Antidote (0:59) 22. Pleasant Dreams (2:24) 23. Demons (0:56) 24. Demons Are Gone (1:19) 25. Floor Play (1:31) 26. Transformation (1:46)
seems like it!
There were several scenes cut from the last act of the movie after the preview audience complained about it being too depressing. They can be seen on BluRay extra features and might be on Youtube. One scene in particular - where the Matt Craven character gives Jacob a drug to rid him of the hallucinations - is very intense. The last minute of the "Inferno" cue on the original album - with the noisy choir and and gong hits - seems to sync up to this scene.
I'm extremely excited about this release, I've always thought Jarre's score fit the movie beautifully. Can't wait to hear the new material, including the Sonny Boy end title.
Here's a little amateur piano tribute I made a few months ago.
I'm extremely excited about this release, I've always thought Jarre's score fit the movie beautifully. Can't wait to hear the new material, including the Sonny Boy end title.
Here's a little amateur piano tribute I made a few months ago.
Sounded like Jarre was really inspired and knew what he was doing whith the keyboards for the first time!
Dead Poets Society strongly objects!
So does ENEMY MINE!
‘85-‘90 is an embarrassment of electronic Jarre riches.
Where does this bad rap come from given such high quality of work?
Is it the fact he was one of the most decorated orchestral film composers for so long before making such a huge change?
Or simply that he was using a common film scoring style which, unfortunately, his son was more famous for using?
Mosquito Coast, Fatal Attraction, Ghost, Dead Poets Society, After Dark My Sweet, Jacob’s Ladder, etc... how many classic electronic scores does a feller have to drop in such a short space of time?
Sounded like Jarre was really inspired and knew what he was doing whith the keyboards for the first time!
Dead Poets Society strongly objects!
So does ENEMY MINE!
‘85-‘90 is an embarrassment of electronic Jarre riches.
Where does this bad rap come from given such high quality of work?
Is it the fact he was one of the most decorated orchestral film composers for so long before making such a huge change?
Or simply that he was using a common film scoring style which, unfortunately, his son was more famous for using?
Mosquito Coast, Fatal Attraction, Ghost, Dead Poets Society, After Dark My Sweet, Jacob’s Ladder, etc... how many classic electronic scores does a feller have to drop in such a short space of time?
Only Jacob's Ladder has some nice timbres of electronic. The other scores you mentioned are just awful. Jean Michel Jarre is a god when compared with his father on the keyboards.
Sounded like Jarre was really inspired and knew what he was doing whith the keyboards for the first time!
Dead Poets Society strongly objects!
So does ENEMY MINE!
‘85-‘90 is an embarrassment of electronic Jarre riches.
Where does this bad rap come from given such high quality of work?
Is it the fact he was one of the most decorated orchestral film composers for so long before making such a huge change?
Or simply that he was using a common film scoring style which, unfortunately, his son was more famous for using?
Mosquito Coast, Fatal Attraction, Ghost, Dead Poets Society, After Dark My Sweet, Jacob’s Ladder, etc... how many classic electronic scores does a feller have to drop in such a short space of time?
Only Jacob's Ladder has some nice timbres of electronic. The other scores you mentioned are just awful. Jean Michel Jarre is a god when compared with his father on the keyboards.
Jean Michel Jarre is more a technician than a real musician,he can't stand one seconde before his father Maurice
