1. Logos
2. The Revelation
3. Main Titles
4. The Cell
5. The Old Mansion
6. The Address
7. We're Different
8. The Note
9. Enter the Dragon
10. Threats
11. Tiger Balls
12. Love on a Couch
13. Devouring the Dragon
14. The Fire
15. The Book
16. He's Back!
17. End Credits Suite

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Originally posted by JJH:
those track titles...it's like reading a James Ellroy book.

Danny Elfman vs Hannibal Lecter...can't wait!

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Oh yeah. I'll definitely be picking up this CD on Tuesday.

Horner one week, Elfman the next. It's good to be a film score fan.

Mike

1. Intro/Logos (:47)
2. In the Hall of the Mountain King (3:46)
3. Prelude (2:13)
4. Nabbed and Main Title (5:14)
5. The House on the Beach (3:14)
6. Francis (2:56)
7. Leeds' House (6:56)
8. Will's Theme [Family Theme] (3:45)
9. Incarceration and Dr. Lecter's Analysis (2:14)
10. Moonlight Sonota [variations] (5:46)
11. Reba and Francis (3:56)
12. The Tiger (1:35)
13. Troubled Dreams (2:46)
14. Sudden Rush of Panic (1:36)
15. The Story and The Tattler (1:03)
16. Grandma and Wet Bed (2:35)
17. The Projector (1:08)
18. False Pretenses and Molly's Arrival (4:06)
19. Freddy Abducted and The Red Dragon (3:23)
20. The Museum and The Chase (7:08)
21. Revelation and The Fire (4:45)
22. Ashes to Ashes (:56)
23. Fishing and Out of the Dust (2:12)
24. Hospital Food (1:31)
25. Dr. Lecter's Letter (1:04)
26. End Credits (4:36)

This score is going to be the best of 2002!

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Originally posted by SFT:
For sound clips go to:
http://www.iclassics.com/iclassics/album.jsp?selectionId=14840

This score is going to be the best of 2002!

SFT

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Don't you think you're jumping the gun just a little with that last statement?

We still have a lot of exciting scores coming: 2 by John Williams ("Catch Me If You Can" & "Harry Potter..."), Goldsmith's "Star Trek Nemisis," 2 by Elmer Bernstein (or 1 and a half depending upon the outcome of "Gangs of New York" but my money is on "Far From Heaven"), David Arnold's "Die Another Day," Howard Shore's "LOTR: The Two Towers," Philip Glass' "The Hours," Eliot Goldenthal's "Frida," James Newton Howard's "Treasure Planet," plus many others.

I'm sure "Red Dragon" will be a good score. I haven't heard anything but the few clips off that site, but I can assure you there are even more exciting things on the horizon.

At first listen, this isn't bad. I'm not ga-ga over it, but...it sounds like Elfman doing Howard Shore, which is not bad in and of itself, but... Perhaps as uninspired as I am about seeing RED DRAGON, maybe I'll like this more after seeing the film. It's at least varied enough, though, I like that. Not a lot of repetitious, um, repetition.

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Originally posted by OHMSS76:
Screen Archives lists a different story....

Hmmmmmm..I like this one better
Sean

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Sean, check your email...

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

Obviously when I say that it will be best score of 2002 I mean it as an expression of my own opinion. And honestly speaking I don't see any of the scores you mention having a potential to be as exciting as this. But then, I'm an Elfman nut