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Which non-John Williams shark symphony satisfies your appetite, Alan Parker's contribution or Michael Small's? I own Jaws 3's score and not the latter, but Small's has a fantastic opening.
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I like both but I think I prefer The Revenge. But then I'm a Michael Small fan... Yavar
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They're both fantastic, but I think I'd give JAWS 3D the edge for the one-two-punch of "The Shark's Gonna Hit Us!*" and "End Title." * This track title always amused me since they suggest it's a line in the film, when the actual line in this scene is Dennis Quaid's slow motion "SHIT!"
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Schiffy put it much better than I did...glad I'm not totally alone in my preference. I agree that 3-D sounds something like a Williams 70s disaster score...but more Towering Inferno than Poseidon Adventure, sadly...I'm not a big fan of the former as it comes off as dated and lacking depth (I like Jaws 3-D much better, actually). Yavar
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Jaws 3. Its softer, more lyrical feel is unique in the series. It's a nice break from the other three. And Restaurant Source is just gorgeous.
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I like both. It's worth owning all 4 albums. All 4 scores are pretty great, despite the various differences. I like 3 for the Theme Park material at the beginning. It should not work, but it does. Williams wrote two very different (and effective) scores for I & II, removing the curse of simply rehashing themes and such. But make no mistake, Jaws I is an instant stone cold classic from the opening notes of that Shark Theme.
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It's a shame these are going OOP. I really hope Intrada decides to keep the two Williams scores in print indefinitely, at least... Yavar
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Yeah, Jaws 3 rules. It’s absolutely like if Irwin Allen had made Jaws.
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