As expected "The Forgotten" is a long one.

"The Cutting Edge" looks to have about 20 mins. of Patrick Williams score.

Here are the links:

The Forgotten: http://www.varesesarabande.com/details.asp?pid=302%2D066%2D619%2D2

The Cutting Edge: http://www.varesesarabande.com/details.asp?pid=302%2D066%2D617%2D2

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Originally posted by Bond1965:
Upon some further inspection, you'll notice that while James Horner is credited with composing and orchestrating "The Forgotten" he is NOT credited with conducting. Makes me think this is probably a very synth heavy score.

James

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Yes, but the score was recorded at Todd-AO. I doubt that anyone would go to a scoring stage to produce a synth score. Plus, there's always that vanity credit - "Music Composed by James Horner" - in all of his films. I mean, he conducts his music too, right? Slightly pretentious; the track titles as well.

Although, I must second the praise for the cover; very clever.

As I suspected it IS a synth/piano score. There are cues that go on forever too. I'd liken the score to "House of Sand & Fog" or some of Horner's 80's scores.

The film was very "Twilight Zone-ish." I think they probably showed too much in the trailers and commercials.