SOUND BITES HAVE BEEN POSTED.

Track Listing

1. Maybe (Performed by Dana Glover) 4:01
2. When Sick, Is It Tea You Want (Performed by Temple House) 2:26
3. Main Title 3:31
4. Meet Mr. Rafferty 1:36
5. Chinatown 2:18
6. Ambush 0:45
7. A Kiss In The Rain 1:35
8. Daniel In The Limelight 2:01
9. Thorne And Serena 0:43
10. A Trip To Ireland 0:56
11. Idyll 1:54
12. Caravan Romance 1:22
13. The Castle 1:29
14. An Irish Tale 2:31
15. Man About The House 1:07
16. Audrey's Ring 1:28
17. Daniel Asleep 2:29
18. Daniel In The Doorway 2:14
19. Love At Last 3:29
20. Coda 2:14
Total Time: 41:18

Dana Glover appears courtesy of Dreamworks Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Temple House appears courtesy of Luna Records, Dublin
All score tracks BMI

COMING SOON: Composer Carlo Siliotto's rich orchestral score to the Lions Gate Films action/thriller THE PUNISHER, and not one, BUT TWO Brian Tyler scores THE BIG EMPTY and the immortal TERROR TRACT!

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Originally posted by Jeff78:
Terror Tract is an awsome score. Glad it's finally getting a release it so deserves.
That's intersting about the Punisher. I thought the score was going to be mostly synth.

Jeff

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No, not at all. It's a very robust melodic score with great themes. My favorite track: "God's Gonna Sit this One Out."

I can't wait to put up clips to see what you guys think. I personally LOVE the score. It's easily the best Superhero score to come down the pike in a long time.

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Originally posted by Widescreen:
MV Gerhard,

I see you guys also mention Ed Shearmur's association with Sky Captain and The World of Tomorrow (of course, embedded in notes for Laws of Attraction)- if you guys ever announce plans to release that score, you have my undivided attention.

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Wish we could, but I hear that a Major label has picked it up.

BTW, the Punisher is a BLAST! It's a modern day Spaghetti Western without any of the new age "action techniques (ie wire fu). Just good old fashioned 70's style characterization and 80's action. And Carlo's score plays a MAJOR role in the film. Hensleigh, a huge Leone/Morricone fan wanted that same feel with this movie and he and Carlo acheived it. Hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did.

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Originally posted by La La Land Records:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Widescreen:
[b]MV Gerhard,

I see you guys also mention Ed Shearmur's association with Sky Captain and The World of Tomorrow (of course, embedded in notes for Laws of Attraction)- if you guys ever announce plans to release that score, you have my undivided attention.<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE>

Wish we could, but I hear that a Major label has picked it up.

BTW, the Punisher is a BLAST! It's a modern day Spaghetti Western without any of the new age "action techniques (ie wire fu). Just good old fashioned 70's style characterization and 80's action. And Carlo's score plays a MAJOR role in the film. Hensleigh, a huge Leone/Morricone fan wanted that same feel with this movie and he and Carlo acheived it. Hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did.

MV[/B]

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Well hurry and get some clips up MV!!

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BTW, the Punisher is a BLAST! It's a modern day Spaghetti Western without any of the new age "action techniques (ie wire fu). Just good old fashioned 70's style characterization and 80's action. And Carlo's score plays a MAJOR role in the film. Hensleigh, a huge Leone/Morricone fan wanted that same feel with this movie and he and Carlo acheived it. Hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did.

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I just wanted to confirm what the producer of the CD is saying above: this is truly an awesome, highly original score which has a more traditional approach in compared to other current super-hero scores. There is a main theme that is very good and it definitely has a 'spaghetti' feel to it. Carlo Siliotto is a brave choice on this kind of film but it's a brilliant one. Now, they probably didn't use the same test audience as those cowards behind the creation of that Troy flick...

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Originally posted by Widescreen:
MV, thanks for the tips on Punisher and Sky Captain. Are you at liberty to name any summer movies your company may be releasing? I understand it's very early on, and I appreciate the info thus far.

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Nothing concrete yet. We want to focus our attention on Laws and Punisher first, and that'll take us through June. Later this summer we will have Terror Tract (may) and Big Empty (June/July) coming out followed by a 2 cd set of Headhunter and Headhunter: Redemption, music by Richard Jacques (July/August).

Of course, some more surprises ahead. . .both new and older scores.

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Nothing concrete yet. We want to focus our attention on Laws and Punisher first, and that'll take us through June. Later this summer we will have Terror Tract (may) and Big Empty (June/July) coming out followed by a 2 cd set of Headhunter and Headhunter: Redemption, music by Richard Jacques (July/August).

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CONGRATULATIONS on releasing Richard Jacques fantastic score for Headhunter!!! I reviewed this score a couple of years ago and I was stunned by this truly engaging game score. You can find my enthusiastic review of it here:
http://www.musicfromthemovies.com/review.asp?ID=1609

mikael

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Originally posted by moviescore:
I forgot to add that Richard Jacques' web site is located at http://www.richardjacques.co.uk/ and you can find at least one audio clip from the Headhunter score at this URL: http://www.richardjacques.co.uk/downloads.html - listen to it and be impressed!!!

mikael

[Message edited by moviescore on 04-12-2004]

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Ironically it was your review that got me interested in the project! Redemption, while not orchestral like the first, is equally impressive!

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
After 22 seconds it froze and continued to buffer, so I gave up, but I can't quite see what all the shabaz was about. Maybe I just need to hear more, but with only one cue.....

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The soundtrack audience is quite unpredictable one have to say. On the one hand, everyone cries for score releases to be complete, complete, complete. On the other hand, some people can dismiss a complete score after 22 seconds.... phew!

mikael