S O U N D T R A C K A N D S C O R E
The soundtrack album has the following tracks
The soundtrack album is available on Atlantic/Interscope Records.
Music Composed and Conducted by: Graeme Revell Graeme Revell was born in Aukland, New Zealand on 23 October 1955. He graduated with degrees in economics and politics, and played keyboards and percussion for '70s music group SPK. He has written music for an impressive number of film and TV projects, his first being the film Dead Calm (1989), the score for which was based on some of SPK's music. This score won him an Australian Film Industry award. His other credits include: Bankok Hilton (1989 - TV min-series), The Hand That Rocks The Cradle (1992), Body Of Evidence (1993), Street Fighter (1994), The Basketball Diaries (1995), From Dusk Till Dawn (1996), The Craft (1996), The Crow: City Of Angels (1996) and The Saint (1997). IMDB page THE SCORE - credits & track listing
Armenian duduk : Djivan Gasparyan
Voices : Bobbie Page
Darlene Koldenhoven
Chris Snyder
Shakuhacki : Kazu Matsui
Trumpet : Oscar Brashear
Percussion : M.B. Gordy
Guitars : Karl Verheyen and Philip Tallman
Programming and Keyboards : Graeme Revell
Programming and musical sound design : Brian Williams
Music Editor : Dick Bernstein
Assisted by : Philip Tallman
Mixing engineer : Dan Wallin
Orchestra conducted by : Tom Simonec
Choirmaster : Chip Woodward
Orchestrations by : Tim Simone and Graeme Revell
Music composed by : Graeme Revell
Album produced by : Graeme Revell
Executive album producer : Robert Townson
The Motion Picture Score Album contains the following tracks:
NOTES: The first 30 seconds of track 10 and the first 55 seconds of track 13 are Eric's roof solos.
Track 7 is the 'Hangman's Joke' song containing the lyrics; "It can't rain all the time. The sky won't fall forever. And though the night seems long, Your tears won't fall forever." The Original Motion Picture Score is available on Varese Sarabande Records Inc.
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