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LA-LA LAND RECORDS PRESENTS NEW RELEASES: TUESDAY JULY 25, 2023
“MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING PART ONE (2-CD SET)”
Music by Lorne Balfe
RETAIL PRICE: $26.98
STARTS SHIPPING JULY 28
ALSO:
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GOING OUT OF PRINT SPECIAL!!! Our acclaimed CD release of John Williams' brilliant SAVING PRIVATE RYAN score goes out of print on 8/31. We are offering this title at an amazing sale price of ONLY $8 EACH. Offer is good thru 8/31 or while supplies last.
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GLORY (2-CD SET) by James Horner
and
Our acclaimed JOHN WILLIAMS DISASTER MOVIE SOUNDTRACK COLLECTION - EARTHQUAKE, TOWERING INFERNO, POSEIDON ADVENTURE (4-CD BOX SET)
Please be patient with shipping. We are working steadily to get orders out in a timely fashion. Expect up to 10 business days from the date you place your order for it to ship from our warehouse and, then, we respectfully ask customers wait up to 4 weeks to inquire about packages/deliveries not yet received. All such inquiries should be made to info@lalaland-ent.com – Thank you.
NOTE: New orders may not be combined with previous or current orders.
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING PART ONE (2-CD SET)
LLLCD 1627
Music by Lorne Balfe
RETAIL PRICE: $26.98
STARTS SHIPPING JULY 28
Order yours at www.lalalandrecords.com starting July 25 at 12 noon (pst)
La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures present the 2 CD release of renowned composer Lorne Balfe’s (MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – FALLOUT, DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: HONOR AMONG THEVES) original motion picture score to the big-screen blockbuster MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING PART ONE, starring Tom Cruise, Haley Atwell, Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg and directed by Christopher McQuarrie. The release includes a bonus track of the "Teaser Trailer" music that was released digitally by Paramount Music last summer. Here are some highlights on what the media is saying about the score:
“Much of the propulsion is also due to Lorne Balfe’s pounding score” - Hollywood Reporter
“Emotional clarity is always ensured (not to mention enhanced, by Lorne Balfe’s pulsating score.” - IGN
“A sweeping score” - Collider
“Mammoth Soundtrack.” - Comic Book Resources
Of the score, Lorne Balfe comments: "It’s always exciting and thrilling to score a film which such a legacy as Mission Impossible. I first began writing for this project over 3 years ago and the goal was to create an adrenaline fueled, emotional and exhilarating score to match the pulse pounding intensity of the film. For this score, we were able to record in cities which form the locations of the filming, bringing a different level of authenticity and emotional connection to the music. We recorded Choirs in Venice, The Swiss Drums Corps in Switzerland, Orchestra’s in Venice, Vienna and London along with an epic bongo session made up of 35 players, it sounded incredible in the room and a nice ode to Fallout. This is by far my most expansive score to date with 555 musicians playing across 5 cities. It was an honour to work with such world-class talents and an excellent team that helped cultivate a finished score that is truly special.”
Christopher McQuarrie, director, writer, producer of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING PART ONE: "What you’re about to listen to represents three years of trial and error, bold experimentation and exhaustive attention to the smallest emotional detail. It is, quite simply, the kind of score they just don’t make anymore. And yet Lorne Balfe did."
Produced by Lorne Balfe and Cecile Tournesac, and mastered by Reuben Cohen, this exciting 2 CD release is art designed by Dan Goldwasser, with a 24-page CD booklet featuring a reversible front cover and a note from director Christopher McQuarrie.
TRACK LISTING:
DISC 1
1. The Sevastopol 2:07
2. The Phantom 3:05
3. Collision Alarm 1:31
4. A Ghost in the Machine 2:39
5. The Sum of Our Choices 1:24
6. Dead Reckoning Opening Titles 1:13
7. The Entity 3:23
8. Your Mission... 2:35
9. This Is Not a Drill 2:13
10. The Plot Thickens 8:22
11. You Are Dunn 5:55
12. Get Out Now 1:57
13. A Colourful Past 3:11
14. Rush Hour in Rome 3:33
15. Roman Getaway 2:47
16. You’re Driving 2:04
17. Hit It 2:11
18. He Calls Himself Gabriel 6:23
19. A Most Probable Next 5:20
TOTAL DISC TIME: 61:55
DISC 2
1. Run as Far as You Can 1:59
2. You Are Done 3:28
3. Chasing Grace 2:51
4. I Was Hoping It’d Be You 1:42
5. Ponte dei Conzafelzi 2:19
6. To Be a Ghost 2:22
7. What Is Your Objective 4:28
8. Murder and The Orient Express 3:34
9. Mask of Lies 2:37
10. I Missed the Train 3:06
11. Key Details 3:36
12. Moment of Truth 2:18
13. Should You Choose to Accept 1:59
14. Leap of Faith 1:37
15. Consequences 1:41
16. You Stop the Train 3:48
17. Chaos on the Line 2:49
18. Countdown 2:54
19. This Was the Plan 6:15
20. Curtain Call 1:02
Bonus Track
21. Libra (Teaser Trailer Music) 2:11
TOTAL DISC TIME: 58:39
TOTAL ALBUM TIME 120:34
This is a CD format release.
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Yeah and here I thought Rogue Nation was the kind of score they don’t make any more. Heck, the composer Joe Kraemer doesn’t get to any more specifically because of you, Chris, so thanks!
No shade at all on LLL though because they’ve continued to champion Kraemer while also understandably continuing with their fine releases of music from all incarnations of Mission: Impossible.
Yavar
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I might have missed something, so please someone enlighten me:
Why there are no less that 5 (yes, FIVE) orchestras listed on the booklet??
London - Switzerland - Italy - Vienna - Budapest
Just got this 2CD set and I love it. Thanks to LLL!
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I guess the music was recorded all over the place during a lengthy post production etc.
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I might have missed something, so please someone enlighten me:
Why there are no less that 5 (yes, FIVE) orchestras listed on the booklet??
London - Switzerland - Italy - Vienna - Budapest
The answer is in the main post of this thread.
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Eh, I really enjoy Dead Reckoning's score and feel it's one of Balfe's best efforts I've heard. That may be a low bar, all things considered, but I tend to enjoy a wide swath of scoring styles.
I love Kraemer's score also, as well as Giacchino's. But this one really hits me just right. Music is an emotional thing for me, either it resonates or it doesn't. I can list a dozen Williams scores I'll put way down my playlist before this one.
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