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Oct 17, 2019 - 12:13 PM
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Rollin Hand
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THE QUINN MARTIN COLLECTION – VOLUME 2: THE INVADERS – LIMITED EDITION (2-CD SET)
Price: $24.98
Item Number: LLLCD1507
Limited Edition: 2000 Units
Shipping Status: STARTS SHIPPING OCTOBER 25
DESCRIPTION
Music by Dominic Frontiere, Duane Tatro, Richard Markowitz, Irving Gertz and Sidney Cutner
La-La Land Records, The Film Music Society and CBS proudly announce the world-premiere release of The Quinn Martin Collection – Volume 2: The Invaders, a limited edition 2-CD set, showcasing original score tracks from the classic 1967-68 sci-fi series produced by legendary TV producer Quinn Martin and created by Larry Cohen.
Remastered from original Quinn Martin Productions elements, this exciting compilation of original music from the beloved cult-classic series showcases fine work from talented composers at the top of their game. All the suspense, intrigue, paranoia and drama of The Invaders can be found in its remarkable orchestral score – as exemplified by this presentation’s tracks composed by Dominic Frontiere, Duane Tatro, Richard Markowitz, Irving Gertz and Sidney Cutner. Produced for La-La Land Records by Jon Burlingame, and transferred and mastered by Doug Schwartz, this 2-CD set is limited to 2000 units and will thrill not just Invaders fans, but also classic TV and score enthusiasts of all ages. The exclusive, in-depth liner notes are by producer Burlingame, and the sharp art direction is by Dan Goldwasser.
https://lalalandrecords.com/quinn-martin-collection-the-vol-2-the-invaders-limited-edition-2-cd-set/
TRACK LISTING
DISC ONE
“THE MUTATION”
COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY DOMINIC FRONTIERE
1. Main Title 0:57
2. Tymp / Jeep / Mi Bueno 1:39
3. The Space Ship 0:33
4. Narrator / When I’m Finished 1:24
5. Light Up an Alien / Bumper 0:37
6. Act II / Couple of Hours 1:21
7. The Communicator / Oh! Oh! 1:22
8. Fire / Luv / Alien Radar 3:06
9. Inner Turmoil / The Space Ship II 1:22
10. The Escape 1:33
11. Trust Me / Back to the Races / Life Means 1:41
12. Pussy Foot / Whapp 1:58
13. Immolation / When We Die 1:04
14. Act III / Lost in Desert 1:11
15. Live? 1:57
16. Act IV / Right Away 1:17
17. We’ll Be Needed / Rage 1:31
18. AB & Late / When It’s Too Late 0:54
19. End Title (original) 1:02
20. Stripper 1:14
“THE EXPERIMENT”
COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY DOMINIC FRONTIERE
21. International Airport / Follow Me / Exploded 1:22
22. Bus / I’m Scared / Trapped 2:34
23. I Don’t Know / Problems 1:18
24. Landlady / Aliens Grab 1:22
25. Dead Prof / Mortuary / Oops! 1:50
26. Migraine / Play Time, Baby 1:44
27. New York Skyline / Scusa / Blow the Lid Off 2:33
28. Answer Me / Forgive Us 2:02
29. Health Center / Ordeal 1:42
30. Struggle / Shall We? 1:22
31. Hot Oven / Holy Caste 2:31
32. Get Out / Stop Them 0:52
33. The Go Go a Go Go (Don Ralke) 1:52
“THE LEECHES”
COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY DOMINIC FRONTIERE
34. Alien Panel / Alien Chase 2:00
35. David Vincent / Quiet Tension 2:36
36. Trust Me 1:37
37. Kidnapped / Engine Out 3:17
38. Eve / Van 1:51
39. Mumbling / Arrive at Mine 2:04
40. Ten Minutes / No Remorse / Pain 1:48
41. Sneaks 1:49
42. Careful / Alien Falls 1:15
43. Tom Twirls / Collapse 2:37
44. Fade In / Common Knowledge 1:57
45. End Title 1:02
TOTAL DISC TIME: 76:26
DISC TWO
“THE SAUCER”
COMPOSED BY DUANE TATRO, CONDUCTED BY PAUL SAWTELL
1. Night Rendezvous / Plane Crash 1:55
2. Oversight Observation / Landing Site 1:40
3. Saucer Interior / Alien Artifact 2:49
4. Car Crash / Captured Annie / Incinerated Car 1:42
5. Fight, Action, Fight / Saucer Departs 1:48
6. Reformed Annie 1:04
“THE ENEMY”
COMPOSED BY IRVING GERTZ, CONDUCTED BY DOMINIC FRONTIERE
7. Prologue 3:37
8. Gail’s Feeling / Blake’s Recovery 2:10
9. Drop Me in Town 2:06
10. Broodin’ Mood (Willard Jones) 2:26
“QUANTITY: UNKNOWN”
COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY RICHARD MARKOWITZ
11. Graveside Narration / Valuable Cylinder 2:36
12. Laser Beam / Lab Fire 4:13
“THE CONDEMNED”
COMPOSED BY SIDNEY CUTNER, CONDUCTED BY PAUL SAWTELL
13. Prologue I, II 1:58
14. Prologue III, IV 1:41
“VALLEY OF THE SHADOW”
COMPOSED BY DUANE TATRO, CONDUCTED BY TED DALE
15. Carterville, USA / Electronic Zap 1:31
16. Quiet Grief / Earthquake 2:03
17. Purple Gas / Town Replay 4:29
18. Cool Fool (Don Ralke) 2:06
“THE WATCHERS”
COMPOSED BY SIDNEY CUTNER, CONDUCTED BY DOMINIC FRONTIERE
19. Maggie & Paul 2:01
20. Power Station 1:30
“THE SPORES”
COMPOSED BY DUANE TATRO, CONDUCTED BY TED DALE
21. David Arrives / Vincent vs. Jessup 2:37
22. Disgusting Seeds / Exit Lt. Mattson 2:05
23. The Plantin’ of ‘em / Hot House Fire 2:26
“CONDITION: RED”
COMPOSED BY SIDNEY CUTNER, CONDUCTED BY PAUL SAWTELL
24. No Avail / Fight 3:06
“THE PROPHET”
COMPOSED BY DUANE TATRO, CONDUCTED BY TED DALE
25. Alien Sermon 2:19
26. Brother John’s Trap / Brother John Loses 2:40
27. Sister Clair’s Story / Sobbing Sister 2:39
28. Smiles and Chatter 1:21
29. Sunset Strip Watusi (Don Ralke) 2:20
“THE CAPTIVE”
COMPOSED BY DUANE TATRO, CONDUCTED BY TED DALE
30. Two Police Officers / Recriminations 3:11
31. Back to the Drawing Board 0:55
“COUNTER-ATTACK”
COMPOSED BY DUANE TATRO, CONDUCTED BY TED DALE
32. Mortally Offended / They Need Regeneration 2:44
33. David’s Girl 0:42
“BEACHHEAD”
COMPOSED BY DOMINIC FRONTIERE
34. Main Title, pilot 0:49
TOTAL DISC TIME: 77:01
TOTAL ALBUM TIME: 2:33:27
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Awesome! Frontiere fans rejoice!
So what is the Beachhead pilot theme by Frontiere, at the end? I searched IMDb for something by that title and didn't find anything from the 60s...
Yavar
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"Beachhead" was the pilot of "The Invaders," which was mostly tracked with music from "The Outer Limits." The cue we're going to get seems to be the pilot version of the intro music, which was the only original music composed for that episode.
That makes sense, although I'm personally surprised then that it isn't the first track of the all-Frontiere Disc 1 (as the first original music written for the series) rather than tacked on as the final track of the otherwise non-Frontiere Disc 2. It's not as if there wasn't room for that sub-minute track on Disc 1. Ah well. I'm sure there was a reason even if I can't suss it out at the moment.
Yavar
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"Beachhead" was the pilot of "The Invaders," which was mostly tracked with music from "The Outer Limits." The cue we're going to get seems to be the pilot version of the intro music, which was the only original music composed for that episode.
I love this TV series - especially the first season - and the music is excellent. Another contender for release of the year.
Was the rest of the pilot score tracked from Stoney Burke music? Other than the theme, was there nothing composed for the pilot?
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I'm guessing that these answers and more will be revealed in Jon Burlingame's liner notes. We may just have to be patient.
Yavar
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I listened to just two samples from "The Invaders" (the two tracks after the theme) and I was hooked.
Man, if they do "Twelve O'clock High", it's going to be an awful job leaving out so much great material. The most bittersweet distillation to date, perhaps.
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FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC!!!
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Just pulled the trigger on this. Can't wait to get it.
Greg Espinoza
It took you THREE WHOLE DAYS?!
You Bastard!
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FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC!
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