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Sunday, December 12, 2010

Richard Band's Lovecraft: Limited Edition Soundtrack Compilation (2007 - 320kbps)


In 2007, Richard Band was given the Howie Award for lifetime achievement in music composition at the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival in Portland, Oregon. He brought with him a compilation of his compositions for Lovecraft inspired films, limited to 60 copies. I had the good fortune of befriending someone who attended that festival and scored a copy. At first, I wasn't going to post this because of the repetition here, since most of these pieces appear on albums that have been posted on this blog in the recent past. I changed my mind for a few reasons. First of all, it is a great compilation despite the fact that it is missing cues from From Beyond which is arguably Band's best horror score. Secondly, it features the music from the "Dreams in the Witch House" episode of Masters of Horror, directed by Stuart Gordon in 2005. To my knowledge this music isn't available anywhere else. This was a return to horror and Lovecraft for Band, after a seven year break during which he worked mostly on TV and family oriented stuff. The results are excellent with Band utilizing a small group of chanters, to classic bone-chilling effect. Finally, there are two excellent tracks from Bride of Re-Animator. Enjoy!

Year of Release: 2007
Composer promo limited to 60 copies.
Genres: Soundtrack/Score, Compilation, Horror, H.P. Lovecraft
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 320kbps
FLAC upgrade available upon request.


Tracklist:
1. ReAnimator: Prologue & Main Title (4:12)
2. ReAnimator: Meg Looks For The Cat (2:09)
3. ReAnimator: Body And Soul (1:28)
4. Dreams In The Witch House: Main Title (2:19)
5. Dreams In The Witch House: Dreams Come True? (1:17)
6. Dreams In The Witch House: Witch Action (5:17)
7. Dreams In The Witch House: Final Confrontation (2:57)
8. Castle Freak: Main Title (2:25)
9. Castle Freak: The Toy Room (1:31)
10. Castle Freak: Giorgio Unleashed (8:16)
11. The Resurrected: Main Title (4:00)
12. The Resurrected: Claire's Story (1:51)
13. The Resurrected: The Abomination-Finale (7:40)
14. Bride Of ReAnimator: Bride Prologue & Main Title (3:44)
15. Bride Of ReAnimator: Building The Bride (4:46)
16. Dreams In The Witch House: Did He Really Kill The Child? (1:51)


Download: Richard Band's Lovecraft (Soundtrack Compilation)
Download Size: 125MB


There is a link for an unrelated BONUS album in the comments for this post.
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1 comments:

Strange Ranger said...

BONUS ALBUM: Morte Macabre - Symphonic Holocaust (1998)
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 320kbps
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PNTF6EGW

Fans of Fabio Frizzi, Goblin, and horror-inspired progressive rock will absolutely eat this up.

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