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Nov 27, 2020 - 12:41 AM
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CindyLover
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TREMORS: LIMITED EDITION LLLCD 1551
Universal Pictures Film Music Classics Collection
Music by Ernest Troost
Additional Music by Robert Folk
Limited Edition of 3000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $24.98
La-La Land Records and Universal Studios proudly present the eleventh title within the acclaimed Universal Pictures Film Music Classics Collection – TREMORS: LIMITED EDITION, music by Ernest Troost (DEAD HEAT, ONE MAN’S HERO) and additional music by Robert Folk (POLICE ACADEMY, CAN’T BUY ME LOVE, TOY SOLDIERS). This limited edition CD release of the original motion picture score to 1990’s beloved, big-screen, horror-sci-fi-comedy hit TREMORS, starring Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward and Michael Gross, and directed by Ron Underwood, marks the film’s 30th Anniversary and is the first official debut of the score in any format!
Composers Troost and Folk unleash a wildly playful and thrilling musical assault, weaving orchestra, blues and synth into an irresistible soundscape of scares, chills, action, heart and even Americana to propel this tale of a courageous band of dusty locals forced to defend themselves against an onslaught of deadly subterranean creatures. The score, much like the film, itself is “Perfection.”
Produced and mastered by Mike Matessino, the work of Ernest Troost is presented on DISC 1, while Robert Folk’s music is showcased on DISC 2. The exclusive, in-depth liner notes are by writer Zach Tow, including new comments from the composers and a note from director Ron Underwood. The rollicking art design is by Dan Goldwasser. TREMORS is limited to 3000 units, so grab yours before the Graboids grab you!
TRACK LISTING:
DISC 1: Music by Ernest Troost
1. Main Title (From The Motion Picture Tremors) 1:55
2. Drive To Rhonda / Into Perfection 2:26
3. Rhonda With Graboid 1:12
4. On The Road 1:42
5. Finding Edgar 1:09
6. Fred Dies :50
7. Finding Fred 2:53
8. The Snake Thing 1:12
9. Graboid Revealed :59
10. Best Horseman :54
11. Horses Stop 1:59
12. Three More 1:07
13. Rock And Night 1:33
14. Pole Vaulting 1:11
15. Graboid Attacks Rhonda / The Split 1:55
16. Barbed Wire 2:09
17. Love Theme :31
18. Chang Dies 1:37
19. Uzi 4U 2:50
20. Rec Room 2:06
21. All Cheer / Hey Guys 1:32
22. Nestor 1:18
23. Miguel’s Plan 1:13
24. Tractor 1:35
25. Don’t Move 2:55
26. The Dozer Rescue 4:10
27. Run For The Rocks 2:50
28. Goin’ Fishin’ / Graboid Guts 2:56
29. Away From Rock / Final Confrontation 2:43
30. Feel Like Making Noise / Val And Rhonda 2:11
BONUS TRACKS
31. Main Title (From The Motion Picture Tremors) (Alternate) 3:41
32. The Snake Thing (Alternate) :48
33. Pole Vaulting (Alternate) 2:04
34. Don’t Move (Alternate Mix) 2:13
35. Val And Rhonda (Alternate) 1:01
TOTAL DISC TIME: 65:28
DISC 2: Additional Music by Robert Folk
1. Fred Dies 1:06
2. Horses Stop 1:06
3. Graboid Revealed :52
4. Barbed Wire I :39
5. Barbed Wire II 1:27
6. Chang Dies 1:40
7. Rec Room :55
8. Tractor 1:04
9. Graboids After Val 2:38
10. Val Drives Dozer :31
11. Dozer Crashes 1:38
12. Run For The Rocks 1:28
13. Away From Rock 1:26
14. Final Confrontation 1:43
15. Tremors Stingers 1:29
TOTAL DISC TIME: 19:50
TWO-DISC TOTAL TIME: 1:25:18
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Great release. However I do have a question for M.V. Have you ever considered Jay Ferguson`s score to the first sequel? Because that score to me is really good (almost as good as the scores to the first one). Of all those scores by Jay Ferguson that I have heard his Tremors 2 is by far his best.
I'd say anything from the Stampede sequels/TV shows is worth visiting in some capacity. After part five it all gets a bit generic and anonymous.
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Question for other members: What exactly is the story with the Robert Folk music? I don't know much about the score and was unaware that there was any rescoring.
Underwood and the producers wanted to replace the whole score, but the deadline was too tight (like 2-3 weeks), so Folk just did as much as he could for the scenes they were most desperate for. Folk went uncredited 'cos he didn't want to share a composing credit.
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