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It's just strange that they saddled them with THAT art, when at least they could have used the art from the new Blu-ray.
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It's just strange that they saddled them with THAT art, when at least they could have used the art from the new Blu-ray. Why don't you guys make your own art there is so much artwork available on the net, just download, photshop, resize it to cd format and print it out. Maybe some of our members (there is a lot of talent) can post some alternative artwork instead, that would be awesome!  Yeah, that request was filed almost immediately.
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Really been enjoying the 4 instrumental cuts at the end of the disc. I'm sure if a soundtrack had been released at the time of the film these tracks would have had titles like 'White Line Blues' or 'Pluckin and Truckin'. There great! Haha absolutely!
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DUEL the lp IF IT CAME OUT IN 1982 (track numbers are from the Intrada release) This is my preferred sequencing for optimal listening pleasure Steven Spielberg's DUEL side a 15. Down this Lonesome Highway" (radio instrumental) 3. Truck and Car Encounter 4. Road House 5. Mann's Thoughts 8. Snakearama 16. "Insane" (radio instrumental) side b 6. The Tunnel 9. Hide and Seek 10. Road Block 11. Confrontation 12. How Does he Go SO Fast? 13. Final Duel 17. "Setting the Road On Fire" (radio instrumental) tt; 37:16 Music composed and conducted by Billy Goldenberg also available on MCA cassettes copyright 1971, 1982 Universal Pictures an MCA company
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Jun 27, 2015 - 3:58 PM
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Graham Watt
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Right then - some more discussion of the musical content of this would be welcome at this late stage! It arrived a few weeks ago and have been dipping in (and trying out various sound systems... Zzzzzzzzzzzzz) for a while. Anyway, my mind is now made up. It's absolutely greeeeeat! It does something for me which few soundtracks do - it holds my attention throughout. Even in the pieces which some (Last Child?) have mentioned above as being too long and sound-effecty (Track 2) I find absolutely riveting. The whole thing is a hair-raising rollercoaster ride of wondrous experimentation. It IS in a way the Billy Goldenberg we old people know and love from "Columbo", but it's so much more too. It's actually quite chilling in its intensity. Apart from the aforementioned Track 2, there are one or two other tracks where it sounds like Goldenberg has started to drop a couple of knives and forks into the washing machine, slowly at first but then chucking in great loads of cutlery by the bucketful, then switching the tumble dryer on, and then when it begins to vibrate in a cacophony of mind-blowing WTF there's an earthquake on top of it all. It's absolutely brilliant, to my ears at least. It's not ALL that intense though. The quieter moments are there, but still create unease. Those chord changes are the closest we get here to Columbo. On balance, it's one of my favourite recent listens. Congrats to Intrada and all involved. Non-important P.S. - I listened to the bonus tracks twice. Some of you like them. I'll skip them in future though. Yes, it's Country n' Western, and really quite scary on some levels (there's a good groove in one of them, and scary mad Hillbilly touches in others), but mostly it's just Wacky Races music. Hmmm - that's actually quite appropriate now I think of it... The Summary - "Great"
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