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 Alien - Soundtrack
Newest Review: ... the whole ordeal and often outrightly ignored the work as something that was ruined in the end, citing lack of communication ... more  ... with the director as the main source of displeasure. (Ironically, Goldsmith did work with Scott again on 1985's Legend, but even with a lot of discussion this time around, that score was entirely replaced for the US release with Tangerine Dream music.) In the course of time, music from Goldsmith's Alien has been re-recorded in bits, has been featured as an alternate score on some DVD editions, and been much desired by many score fans as an unlikely Holy Grail.
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Jerry Goldsmith's landmark score for Ridley Scott's Alien (1979) ... Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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Alien - Soundtrack: On Earth, everybody can hear the music of Alien now (1820 words)
by - written on 30/10/08 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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2007, as well as 2008, have proven to have been a surprisingly fertile period for old film score releases. Not only have some scores never expected to be re-released or, indeed, released at all seen the light of day, such as a complete The Wind and the Lion of Jerry Goldsmith, or Elmer Bernstein's long lost Heavy Metal on CD, the surprises have been far and wide, though somewhat marred in the limited edition game by record quick sellouts of some titles (those limited to 1000-3000 units) within only a couple of hours of them being made available for order. One of the greatest surprises in 2007 that came completely out of nowhere, and with absolutely no hinting or general ... Read the complete review
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