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Dec 3, 2011 - 11:50 PM
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PrimeEvil
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**Edit : Scroll down to post 8 for an in depth list of identified tracks**
Does anyone have a definitive list of tracks, or at least composers of the production music used in Creepshow? Is it only Glindemann, Markman, Green and Hormel, or are there others? I've been wanting to track down this music for quite some time now, and am only now getting some leads since finding this site.
I have managed to acquire 10 tracks which were definitely used as cues throughout the film, and another 6 or so that may have been used in part, or possibly not at all. Haven't been able to confirm, they just sound familiar. Unfortunately I have not found the main track I have been searching for which is played during the Father's Day segment, when Bedelia is drinking at her father's grave site.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers guys.
Sean
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Wasn´t the same label that put together that amazing Night of the Livingdead CD working on a Creepshow CD too?
I got the song Don´t Let Go from Creepshow EP Father´s Day (when Ed Harris & Co are dancing) but haven´t looking for the rest thing...
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Dec 4, 2011 - 10:33 AM
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spook
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Does anyone have a definitive list of tracks, or at least composers of the production music used in Creepshow? Is it only Glindemann, Markman, Green and Hormel, or are there others? I've been wanting to track down this music for quite some time now, and am only now getting some leads since finding this site.
I have managed to acquire 10 tracks which were definitely used as cues throughout the film, and another 6 or so that may have been used in part, or possibly not at all. Haven't been able to confirm, they just sound familiar. Unfortunately I have not found the main track I have been searching for which is played during the Father's Day segment, when Bedelia is drinking at her father's grave site.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers guys.
Sean
Sorry I can't help you Sean but I'd love to know what the tracks you found so far are? Huge CREEPSHOW fan. One of the best Main Titles ever!
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Wasn´t the same label that put together that amazing Night of the Livingdead CD working on a Creepshow CD too?
Not anymore, unfortunately. Here's what the producer of THEY WON'T STAY DEAD! had to say about that last week:
"Unfortunately, I've no current plans for further soundtrack releases. For the amount of time and money spent in keeping THEY WON'T STAY DEAD! off of iTunes, ffshrine.org and other illegal file-sharing sites, I could have released three licensed soundtracks."
http://filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=67860&forumID=1&archive=0&pageID=3&r=190#bottom
That´s a damn shame that it has to come to thatwhen people do not support the labels releasing the stuff...I think it is important to support as it otherwise comes to that point that the labels do not see profits in releasing stuff anymore...I will never support itunes either as that would be like paying for stuff not coming from the labels then...
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Wow, and here I was thinking that all the instrumentals ( except the classical piece in the beginning of Fathers Day ), and the Don't Let Go song were all composed by Harrison. I feel like an inferior fan to one of my all time favorite movies. I would love to see a full on soundtrack release of this one day as well.
I'd love to see a full release of the production music and Harrisons as I think they are both just perfect for the film. I'd buy this soundtrack in a heartbeat.
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31:10 - Phil Green : Dramatic Eerie (PG-190)
More footage of the outside growth, just before Jordy wakes up. Appears to be mixed with other tracks. Final 20 seconds or so of this track feature very similar soprano vocals to the ones heard in Something to Tide You Over [and Mothra trailer].
The cue used in 'Something to Tide You Over' is PG-190A, also titled "Dramatic Eerie." In the Hi-Q library, there is a full reel of soprano and tympani variations credited to Phil Green which also includes a cue used in the 'Tales from the Darkside' series.
43:08 - George Hormel : Weird Eerie (ZR-87C)
A portion of this plays after Harry is buried, and Richard notes that he could "Cover him all the way up".
It's not actually ZR-87C, but again a variation from a Hi-Q reel that contains more than a dozen "Weird Eerie" suspense cues by George Hormel.
iTunes is "an illegal sharing site" now?
Yes, iTunes is distributing copyrighted material without a license. The sooner customers quit apologizing for Apple and admit it, the sooner these illegal practices will stop.
One of the $19.95 titles in the SAE banner pictured at the top of this page is currently listed on iTunes, complete for $5.99. Do you suppose the current SOPA legislation before Congress is designed to protect the small labels that are being ripped off or the corporate monoliths that steal without consequence?
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But, as long as it takes, I'm gonna go through everything.
