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Theodore Shapiro's Year One
 30-Jun-2009 - Lakeshore Records has released the score for Year One. The story: when a couple of lazy hunter-gatherers (Black and Cera) are banished from their primitive village, they set off on an epic journey through the ancient world. Though the film itself hardly breaks any new comedic ground, it offers up a unique set of opportunities for Theodore Shapiro to develop his technique of providing large-scale, serious, and impressive musical scores for projects —something we've seen previously in Tropic Thunder as well. Where Year One really succeeds is in Shapiro's handling of humour. His score comes in the form of musical deadpan, versus outright slapstick humour, and the result is an intelligent, effective, and entertaining listening experience within the context of the film.
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 The new Varèse Club titles...
29-Jun-2009 - Varèse Sarabande presents four new titles in the June CD Club. The Varese Sarabande CD Club has reinstated a series of special limited edition releases of rare, out of print and previously unavailable film scores. There is no membership fee. Most releases are limited to 3000 copies for the world. These titles are now available for purchase via mail and on-line ordering only, directly from Varèse Sarabande Records or (for Europe) from Colosseum Records in Germany.
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Bear McCreary's Caprica
 20-Jun-2009 - La-La Land Records has released the original soundtrack to the special Sci Fi Channel television event, Caprica, starring Eric Stoltz (Singles, Pulp Fiction, Mask) and executive-produced by BATTLESTAR GALACTICA’S Ron Moore and David Eick. The end of humanity has a beginning... Two families, the Graystones and the Adamas, live together on a peaceful planet known as Caprica, where a startling breakthrough in artificial intelligence brings about unforeseen consequences. A spin-off of the Sci Fi Channel series Battlestar Galactica set 50 years prior to the events of that show. Acclaimed Galactica composer Bear McCreary fashions another spellbinding, breathtaking all-new music score that brings us back to the very beginning of the Galactica saga. McCreary’s inventive approach to science fiction music makes yet another amazing sonic leap forward.
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Jerry Goldsmith's Sebastian
 16-Jun-2009 - Harkit Records has released Sebastian, one of Jerry Goldsmith's most inventive scores, composed at a time when the Russians were at their most annoying! Spies were everywhere, and you didn't know who to trust! Hugely enjoyable score. A lesser-known, but equally important contributor – indeed, a pivotal element of the film, was the so-called “Sputnik Code” that was composed by electronica-mesiter, Tristram Cary. Cary apparently never saw the finished film, and, according to his widow Jane, had no idea that Goldsmith was the film’s main musical contributor. He [Cary] had even suggested to director David Greene, that he would have liked to have written the entire score. This CD features also all of Cary’s studio work for Sebastian that has never previously been released as well as the originally intended version of “Comes The Night” by British songstress, Anita Harris.
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Erich Wolfgang Korngold's The Prince And The Pauper
 14-Jun-2009 - Tribute Film Classics has released a new re-recording of Erich Wolfgang Korngold's music for The Prince and the Pauper, the 1937 Warner Bros. version of Mark Twain's endearing tale of mistaken identity and court intrigue starring Errol Flynn. "Korngold's score is reminiscent of music for a commedia dell'arte; it is sparkling, humorous, and heartwarming, capturing all the naiveté of childhood, the regal splendor of the court, and the demeaning poverty of Tudor England," says the composer's son, George Korngold. William T. Stromberg once again conducts the esteemed Moscow Symphony Orchestra that has performed previous Tribute recordings such as Bernard Herrmann's Mysterious Island, Fahrenheit 451,and The Kentuckian, and Max Steiner's She and The Charge of the Light Brigade�all to unanimous acclaim. This classic Korngold score CD comes with a 32-page full-color booklet.
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Ramin Djawadi's Prison Break
 12-Jun-2009 - Varèse Sarabande has released Prison Break - Season 3 and 4, the greatest escape on television, that ends its nail-biting, action-packed fourth season, following the adventures of brothers Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) and Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell). After the breakout in Season 1 and the manhunt of Season 2, Seaon 3 found them incarcerated in the hellish, Panamanian prison Sona. In the show’s final seaon, they’re determined to seek justice against The Company, the shadowy group responsible for destroying their lives. Michael and Lincoln soon discover the only thing harder than breaking out will be breaking in. The blockbuster series is racing toward its much-anticipated and thrilling conclusion, and composer Ramin Djawadi (Iron Man) is keeping up the adrenaline rush with his heart-pumping score.
Available from Amazon.com, Amazon UK, Amazon France and Amazon Germany.
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John Murphy's 28 Weeks Later
 8-Jun-2009 - La-La Land Records has released the original motion picture score to the cult horror/thriller 28 Weeks Later, directed by Danny Boyle. Composer John Murphy (Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrells, Snatch, Sunshine and 28 Days Later) expands on his original 28 Days Later musical ideas and fashions an indelible horror score that is both terrifying and hauntingly emotional. Like the film itself, the 28 Weeks score shocks and surprises while intelligently examining the primal realms of the human condition. This expanded limited edition CD presentation contains 4 tracks not included in the score’s i Tunes release and features an audio interview with the composer. The 16 page CD booklet contains exclusive in-depth liner notes. This is a limited edition of 1500 copies.
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5-Jun-2009 - Akira Ifukube's Contatto Con L'Oriente
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29-May-2009 - New from Chris' Soundtrack Corner
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26-May-2009 - Danny Elfman's Mars Attacks!
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24-May-2009 - Alan Silvestri's Night At The Museum 2
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22-May-2009 - John Kaada's O'Horten
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20-May-2009 - Lex Baxter's The Dunwich Horror
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15-May-2009 - Michael Giacchino's Star Trek
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14-May-2009 - Mike Vickers' Dracula A.D. 1972
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11-May-2009 - Stand By For Action!
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7-May-2009 - Alexandre Desplat's Coco Avant Chanel
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6-May-2009 - New from Digitmovies
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1-May-2009 - Ratchev/Carratello's Pranzo Di Ferragosto
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29-Apr-2009 - Trevor Morris' The Tudors
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