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Nov 28, 2016 - 6:20 PM
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RETURN TO THE BLUE LAGOON Composed and Conducted by BASIL POLEDOURIS INTRADA Special Collection 368 For the 1991 Columbia film Return to the Blue Lagoon, composer Basil Poledouris insisted that the new score not simply reprise the first, creating for himself the challenge of covering the same territory with new ideas. While the first film’s delicate love theme appears fleetingly, Poledouris establishes for the sequel its own main theme. Like the original Blue Lagoon theme, it features wide, soaring intervals, but its tone is comparatively moody and subdued, matched to the sequel’s melancholy opening. The new love theme, meanwhile, is sweet and guileless. The sweeping main theme from the 1980 film is used more frequently, but still with restraint -- sometimes altered melodically, or suggested through brief fragments. While the composer's palette remains mostly orchestral, synthesizer is incorporated into a number of cues and the score is a bit less Impressionistic than that of the first film, with a higher proportion of dissonance and robust adventure scoring. Ultimately, lyricism and lush atmosphere dominate, with the colors of solo winds and sweeping strings brought to the foreground. Poledouris' score for Return to the Blue Lagoon has never been available, and for this premiere release, Intrada was provided access to the complete ½” three-channel scoring session masters as well as the live two-track session mixes on DAT. Return to the Blue Lagoon picks up where the first film left off—revealing that while the original protagonists have died, their son lives. The boy is rescued and entrusted to Sarah Hargrave (Lisa Pelikan), who has a baby daughter, Lilli. When a cholera outbreak forces Sarah and the children to abandon ship, they wind up back at the blue lagoon. Sarah uses her missionary training to raise the children, then dies of a respiratory infection. The children grow into teens (Brian Krause and Milla Jovovich) and reenact the drama of the original film, falling in love and exploring their sexuality. INTRADA Special Collection 368 Barcode: 7 20258 53682 2 Retail Price: $21.99 SHIPPING NOW For track listing and sound samples, please visit: http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/id.10675/.f 01. Legend And Main Titles (2:48) 02. Dinghy Adrift (1:52) 03. Cholera Scare (1:29) 04. Night Sailing (0:47) 05. Sarah Sails Alone (5:00) 06. Richard’s Toy Boat (1:00) 07. After The Storm (3:51) 08. Sarah Reacts To Distant Drumming (1:25) 09. Hog Play (0:50) 10. Water Play (1:06) 11. Shark On The Reef (2:53) 12. The Children Pray (2:11) 13. The Easter Egg Hunt (Alternate) (1:06) 14. Richard Dives For Pearl (Alternate) (0:51) 15. Richard Looks At Lilli (1:57) 16. Richard Spies (Original) (1:04) 17. Richard vs. Shark On Reef (0:43) 18. I’ll Move My Bed (0:45) 19. First Menstruation (0:22) 20. Richard Enters Jungle (Revised) (1:42) 21. Love Montage (2:53) 22. Ship To Shore (1:24) 23. Water Cask Work Party (1:49) 24. Lilli Is Jealous (2:17) 25. Evil Quinlan And Fight Sequence (5:20) 26. Lilli Pregnant (1:39) 27. “A World Of Our Own” (Performed by SURFACE) (4:47) Total Time: 54:24 The Extras – Alternates and Additional Cues 28. The Easter Egg Hunt (Original) (1:04) 29. Richard Dives For Pearl (Original) (0:51) 30. Richard Spies (Revised) (1:09) 31. Richard vs. Shark On Reef (Alternate) (0:41) 32. 8M1 (0:19) 33. Richard Enters Jungle (Original) (1:41) 34. Beach Meeting (0:29) 35. Quinlan Spots Pearl (Original) (0:12) 36. Quinlan Spots Pearl (Alternate) (0:14) Total Alternates Time: 6:49 The Extras – Cannibal Drumming Source 37. Distant Cannibal Drumming (0:56) 38. Distant Drumming Continues (1:35) 39. Distant Drumming Continues (Alternate) (1:03) 40. Distant Drumming Continues (Irregular) (1:45) 41. Out Of Rhythm Drums (2:29) 42. Distant Drumming (1:22) 43. Distant Drumming (Alternate No. 1) (1:11) 44. Distant Drumming (Alternate No. 2) (1:37) 45. Cannibal Party Drums No. 1 (0:54) 46. Cannibal Party Drums No. 2 (0:55) Drumming Source Time: 13:52
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Yes.
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That's almost enough music to get you through dinner.
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Wow! WOW!! I'm speechless...
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