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Sep 10, 2021 - 3:32 AM
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Amer Zahid
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Ref: QR460
Availabilty: IN STOCK
Categories: CD
Limited edition: 2000 units
Availability date 10/29/21
Quartet Records and Studiocanal present a straight reissue of the 2-CD set of Jerry Goldsmith’s Academy Award® nominated noir score for Paul Verhoeven’s classic erotic thriller BASIC INSTICT (1992), starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone.
For his second collaboration with director Paul Verhoeven (after TOTAL RECALL) Jerry Goldsmith composed one of his most famous and iconic scores—atmospheric and sensual, elegantly orchestrated, with a memorable main theme reminiscent of Bernard Herrmann.
At the time of the film’s premiere, Varèse Sarabande issued a 45-minute CD produced by Goldsmith himself—a great presentation of the score’s highlights. Ten years later, Prometheus Records released an expanded version, with much of the music presented in film order, but still missing a pivotal moment and several alternate takes. This release includes all the music recorded for the film, with correct edits, original cue titles, “An Unending Story” as heard in the film, and alternate takes recorded by Goldsmith for the shorter R-rated version of the film. Also included is the original album produced by the composer, featuring some slightly shorter cues and an alternate ending. The music was recorded in London with Jerry Goldsmith conducting The National Philharmonic Orchestra.
Both the film score and the original album have been entirely remixed and remastered from the original digital multi-track tapes by original scoring mixer Bruce Botnick. Produced by Neil S. Bulk and Botnick, the album includes in-depth liner notes from film music writer Daniel Schweiger in a lavishly newly designed 20-page full-color booklet.
DISC ONE: THE FILM SCORE
1. Main Title / The First Victim (3:45)
2. Catherine and Roxy (5:17)
3. Shadows / Profile (1:30)
4. I Don’t Smoke (2:48)
5. Crossed Legs (4:53)
6. Beth and Nick (2:24)
7. Night Life (6:04)
8. Home Visit (1:12)
9. Your Wife Knew (1:48)
10. What’s Between You? (0:55)
11. One Shot (1:28)
12. Kitchen Help (4:02)
13. Pillow Talk (5:04)
14. Morning After (2:32)
15. Roxy Loses (3:39)
16. Catherine’s Sorrow (2:44)
17. Wrong Name (2:24)
18. She’s Really Sick (1:33)
19. It Won’t Sell (1:06)
20. The Games Are Over (5:53)
21. Evidence (1:44)
22. An Unending Story / End Titles (9:08)
DISC TWO: THE 1992 SOUNDTRACK ALBUM
1. Main Title (Theme from Basic Instinct) (2:15)
2. Crossed Legs (4:53)
3. Night Life (6:04)
4. Kitchen Help (3:59)
5. Pillow Talk (5:01)
6. Morning After (2:31)
7. The Games Are Over (5:39)
8. Catherine’s Sorrow (2:43)
9. Roxy Loses (3:18)
10. An Unending Story (7:58)
Bonus Tracks
11. The First Victim (R rated alternate) (1:37)
12. Beth and Nick (R rated alternate) (2:13)
13. Pillow Talk (R rated alternate) (4:51)
14. That’s Real Music (0:27)
Ref: QRLP22
Availabilty: PRE-ORDER, availability date 10/29/2021
Categories: Vinyl
Limited edition: 1000 units
Pressed on 180 GM 2-LP Exclusive Audiophile Black Vinyl/ Red Vinyl
First official vinyl release of the complete score
Produced by Neil S. Bulk and Bruce Botnick
Laquer Master Cut by Bernie Grundman
Also includes a separate 6-page insert with authoritative in-depth liner notes by Daniel Schweiger
BASIC INSTINCT (2XLP)
(BLOOD RED VINYL)
Music by Jerry Goldsmith
Pressed on 180 GM 2-LP Exclusive Audiophile Red Vinyl
PRICE: 29,95€
Availability date 10/29/21
Limited edition of 500 units
https://quartetrecords.com/product/basic-instinct-2-cd/
Quartet Records and Studiocanal present a 2-LP set featuring the premiere vinyl release of Jerry Goldsmith’s Academy Award® nominated noir score for Paul Verhoeven’s classic erotic thriller BASIC INSTINCT (1992), starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone.
For his second collaboration with director Paul Verhoeven (after TOTAL RECALL) Jerry Goldsmith composed one of his most famous and iconic scores—atmospheric and sensual, elegantly orchestrated, with a memorable main theme reminiscent of Bernard Herrmann.
At the time of the film’s release, Varèse Sarabande issued a 45-minute CD produced by Goldsmith himself—a great presentation of the score’s highlights. This new vinyl release presents the full 70+ minute score, with correct edits and original cue titles presented in film order, and “An Unending Story” as heard in the film. The music was recorded in London with Jerry Goldsmith conducting The National Philharmonic Orchestra.
Produced by Neil S. Bulk and Bruce Botnick, and specially remastered for vinyl from the original digital tapes by Mr. Botnick with lacquers mastered by Bernie Grundman, this premiere LP edition has been pressed in 180 gram black vinyl. Presented in a gatefold jacket, it includes a separate 6-page insert featuring authoritative liner notes from film music writer Daniel Schweiger.
DISC 1
SIDE A
1. Main Title / The First Victim (3:45)
2. Catherine and Roxy (5:17)
3. Shadows / Profile (1:30)
4. I Don’t Smoke (2:48)
5. Crossed Legs (4:53)
SIDE B
1. Beth and Nick (2:24)
2. Night Life (6:04)
3. Home Visit (1:142
4. Your Wife Knew (1:48)
5. What’s Between You? (0:55)
6. One Shot (1:28)
7. Kitchen Help (4:02)
DISC 2
SIDE C
1. Pillow Talk (5:04)
2. Morning After (2:32)
3. Roxy Loses (3:39)
4. Catherine’s Sorrow (2:44)
5. Wrong Name (2:24)
6. She’s Really Sick (1:33)
SIDE D
1. It Won’t Sell (1:06)
2. The Games Are Over (5:53)
3. Evidence (1:44)
4. An Unending Story / End Titles (9:08)
https://quartetrecords.com/product/basic-instinct-2xlp-red-vinyl/
https://quartetrecords.com/product/basic-instinct-2xlp-black-vinyl/
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I think THE BLUE MAX is overdue a new release.
I'm just kidding!!
Seriously, although I'm happy with the BASIC INSTINCT I already bought, I know this is absolutely awesome for those who missed out on it last time or wanted it on vinyl.
Cheers
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This great score deserves to be in print forever and ever!
BTW, Goldsmith deserved the Oscar for this one.
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Do the vinyls have linear notes?
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Well, at least KeV got it...
To quote Steven Martin's character from "Sgt. Bilko": "Look at my eye -- it's winking."
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I think THE BLUE MAX is overdue a new release.
I'm just kidding!!
Seriously, although I'm happy with the BASIC INSTINCT I already bought, I know this is absolutely awesome for those who missed out on it last time or wanted it on vinyl.
Cheers
1992 was a good year for scores. Alien3, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Far and Away, Sneakers, Basic Instinct, just to name a few. I agree that this should have garnered a win for Jerry but I could cite 4 or 5 other scores that also should have netted him the statuette but didn't.
We have to stop using Oscar as the benchmark for excellence in film music.. It's an organization comprised largely of voters who don't know squat about the function of music in cinema.
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I've seen more than one person on this message board call them "linear" which is why I posted that.
And you guys need to quit your day job if it is in comedy. It's not working for you.
James
Show us on the doll where the linear notes touched you.
Go get a cookie, count to one hundred, come back and find it in your heart to have a laugh and say your sahweezs.
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This great score deserves to be in print forever and ever!
BTW, Goldsmith deserved the Oscar for this one.
That year had some solid nominees, and a few solid non-nominated scores, but I think I agree with you.
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This is a superb release that definitely deserves to be back in print (and remain available for new fans as long as possible).
Yavar
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