On this week’s episode of CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO, we will be featuring six new and recent soundtrack releases.
You’ll first hear exciting music from Alan Silvestri’s score to Steven Spielberg’s READY PLAYER ONE. You’ll also hear selections from Mark McKenzie’s MAX & ME, James Newton Howard’s RED SPARROW, Ludwig Goransson’s BLACK PANTHER, Christopher Lennertz’s LOST IN SPACE and Bear McCreary’s THE CLOVERFIELD PARADOX.
Our John Williams score of the week is THE FURY released in 1978. And our re-recording of the week the unused score to 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY by Alex North featuring conductor Jerry Goldsmith and the National Philharmonic Orchestra
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| Name | Artist | Album |
| Main Title | Silvestri, Alan | Ready Player One |
| Why Can't We Go Backwards? | Silvestri, Alan | Ready Player One |
| Real World Consequences | Silvestri, Alan | Ready Player One |
| Looking For A Truck | Silvestri, Alan | Ready Player One |
| I Am | McKenzie, Mark | Max & Me |
| The Fury : Suite | Williams, John | The Fury |
| Didn't I Do Well? | Howard, James Newton | Red Sparrow |
| End Titles | Howard, James Newton | Red Sparrow |
| Triumph Over Fear | McKenzie, Mark | Max & Me |
| I Believe In You | McKenzie, Mark | Max & Me |
| The Great Mound Battle | Goransson, Ludwig | Black Panther |
| Spaceship Bugatti | Goransson, Ludwig | Black Panther |
| United Nations / End Titles | Goransson, Ludwig | Black Panther |
| Crash Landing | Lennertz, Christopher | Lost in Space (2018) |
| Dump The Fuel | Lennertz, Christopher | Lost in Space (2018) |
| The Resolute | Lennertz, Christopher | Lost in Space (2018) |
| Illumination | Lennertz, Christopher | Lost in Space (2018) |
| Race The Minefield | Lennertz, Christopher | Lost in Space (2018) |
| End Credits | Lennertz, Christopher | Lost in Space (2018) |
| Main Title | North, Alex | 2001: A Space Odyssey |
| Eat Meat and the Kill | North, Alex | 2001: A Space Odyssey |
| The Dawn of Man | North, Alex | 2001: A Space Odyssey |
| Space Station Docking | North, Alex | 2001: A Space Odyssey |
| Interior Orion | North, Alex | 2001: A Space Odyssey |
| He Was Always With Me | McKenzie, Mark | Max & Me |
| Heaven's Welcome | McKenzie, Mark | Max & Me |
| The Cloverfield Paradox | McCreary, Bear | The Cloverfield Paradox |
Watching Ready Player One I couldn’t help and grin as the BTTF music came on during the Zemeckis Cube scene. And hearing the Lost in Space JW theme in this new reboot just is pure delight. This is going to be a tough year to put together a Top 10 list I think!
I agree. The year has started off very strong. Hopefully, the greatness continues for the rest of the year!
Great episode Erik.
I bought the Varèse “The Fury” CD back in ’94 and it’s been a firm favourite ever since.
Mark McKenzie … I remember the long-since defunct Gramophone Film Music Good CD Guide hailing him as the next John Williams on the strength of his score to ‘Dr. Jekyll And Ms. Hyde’ so I was sad not to see his career develop into major a-list movies. Hey ho – we all know composers can and do write great stuff for minor-league films … it’s just harder to learn about them! So, if Sony decide not to do a CD release of that ‘Max & Me’ (which I agree sounds jolly good from the clips you played) then that’s a shame, but I suppose these labels are always making their judgements based on the economics of likely buyer numbers…
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