I have always loved the juxtaposition of Baez’s beautiful, haunting, flower power vocals with the hi-tech science-fiction on screen. Schickele composed two main theme songs (with Diane Lampert) which were performed by Joan Baez. This very moving, unforgettable space story benefitted from a mixture of both marvellous scoring from Peter Schickele and the ethereal folk voice of Joan Baez. Silent Running (1973) by Peter Shickele (also featuring Joan Baez) Who in 2016 would even attempt (or be capable) of such compositional complexity for a kids’ sci-fi film?ġ9. His music is wonderful throughout, a superlative film soundtrack of the highest standards. Utterly magical.įondly remembered for its fantastic Ray HarryHausen stop-motion, Mysterious Island also boasts one of Herrman’s finest scores (and that is saying something). One of the many highlights being his orchestral representation of the giant bee. Mysterious Island (1961) by Bernard HerrmannĬivil War refugees are trapped on an island with giant crabs, bees, a chicken and Captain Nemo! It’s a marvellous fantasy adventure to which Bernard Herrmann adds a sweeping, majestic score. So, here I look at my personal 20 greatest Science-Fiction musical masterpieces.Ģ0. Of course this is a very subjective topic for soundtrack aficionados and I have left out John Williams’ incredible Star Wars scores due to me (as well as lack of space) pedantically choosing to class them as Science Fantasy rather than Science Fiction. From the introduction of the theremin, to startling orchestration, the analogue synth soundtracks of the 70’s and the electronica of recent years, Sci-Fi has it all.
Thank you poppypuppy for bringing me one step closer.Science fiction is a genre that has produced many innovative and classic film scores. “It’s Country” - written by Henrik NielsenĪs a diehard QT soundtrack fan for years now, these have become like a holy grail to me to find.“Country’s Cool” - written by Peter Morris.“Wes Turned Country” - written by Nikki Bernard.Just in case you’d ever find yourself with access to production music from Capitol/Ole Georg (OGM). Give me a listen and tell me if this one sounds familiar yet…Īnd while I’ve got you here, I just thought i’d list these yet.
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I always thought that it was perhaps from an old movie’s score since this is the movie where QT started doing that, but now I’m thinking that this could possibly be production music as well. It’s played very prominently in the movie, yet isn’t listed in the end credits.
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It’s from the scene where Max follows Simone out to her car and gets the license number. This leaves only one unknown song in the movie. I don’t know how you did it, but I am shocked beyond belief first- that you were able to identify these instrumental, often muddled, recordings and second that YOU HAD THEM! I’ve found alot of rare mp3 gold across the internet in my time and this ranks up there with the very best. OMG! Screw my day man, THIS MAKES MY WEEK! You are a remarkable man, sir. Have fun listening to the songs and please be sure to help me identify anymore if you can! Thanks again SO much. I didn’t pursue it any harder after that because I figured even if they would sell me the songs it wouldn’t be for the 89 cents a song i like to pay! But you never know! I may try again someday. I contacted the company to try and acquire the songs, but they told me they’ve never sold to collectors, only movie-makers, and i’d have to talk to Ole Georg himself about it. I know Tarantino used production music from the Ole Georg catalog of music for Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs.
I’m thinking it’s quite possible that it’s also from Sonoton or at least a very similar compilation of production music. You’ll notice the track i labeled “Del-Amo Mall Music 2” starts with “Bahia Baby” and then changes to another song. Maybe your acute musical ear could pick out these other tunes as well. MAN, thank you! That is amazing to me how you could’ve picked that out and you even had it! I NEVER thought i’d get to hear it outside the movie! It makes my day! There’s a few other songs played in the background during the mall scenes too.
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