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Did Towns do a Donald Sutherland film called Puppet Masters? Alien invasion film. Seemed low-budget but was decent enough, and had a good score as i recall.
Yes. Citadel put the CD out. I have it but (like so many others) haven't played it in years.
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Yeah, WOLVES OF WILLOUGHBY CHASE is a great one. Colin Towns has written some really good stuff. I'd love to have SPACE TRUCKERS and RAWHEAD REX!
NP: Magic Fire (Wagner)
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Dec 9, 2007 - 2:21 AM
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riotengine
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His big "epos", if you could call it that, is probably FULL CIRCLE. I know many non-film score fans who like this one as well, but I've never heard it myself. And I've never even heard OF SPACE TRUCKERS.
Space Truckers is a 1996 sci-fi comedy directed by Stuart "ReAnimator" Gordon. It's a goofy B-movie, starring Dennis Hopper, Debi Mazar, Stephen Dorff, Charles Dance, and Vernon Welles.
Hopper plays a down-on-his-luck Space Trucker who gets conned into hauling a cargo-load of invincible killer robots to Earth for an invasion.
It's got some cool art design by the likes of Ron Cobb, Berni Wrightson,and Hajime "Sexy Robot" Sorayama (who designed the killer robots).
It's not great, but it's one of those movies that if you're in the right frame of mind, you can have some fun with it.
Greg Espinoza
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