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Thomas Newman's Wall-E
 29-Jun-2008 - Walt Disney Records has released the original soundtrack for Walt Disney Pictures/Pixar Animation Studios WALL•E. The recording features the score written by 8 time Academy Award®-nominated composer Thomas Newman (Finding Nemo, American Beauty) and the original song “Down to Earth” written and performed by Peter Gabriel (with music by Peter Gabriel and Thomas Newman). The soundtrack also includes two songs from Hello Dolly performed by Michael Crawford (“It Only Takes A Moment” and “Put On Your Sunday Clothes”) and Louis Armstrong’s “La Vie En Rose.”
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Dominic Frontiere’s The Outer Limits
 29-Jun-2008 - La-La Land Records has released film and TV composer Dominic Frontiere’s (The Stunt Man, Hang 'em High, Brannigan) astounding orchestral score to the classic 1960’s sci-fi television series The Outer Limits. Digitally remastered from the master tapes in Mr. Frontiere’s personal archive, this 3 CD SET of music from the 1st season of The Outer Limits features over 90 minutes of previously unreleased music, in addition to all music previously available on the old GNP Crescendo releases – fully remastered. Exclusive, in-depth liner notes by film music journalist Randal Larson take you behind the historic show and its indelible music. This is a limited edition of 3000 copies.
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Craig Armstrong's The Incredible Hulk
 24-Jun-2008 - Marvel Music has released the score for The Incredible Hulk. It tells the story of physicist Bruce Banner, a man on the run with a secret that could destroy us all, or be our only hope. When he loses control, his rage unleashes the monstrous creature known to the world as the Hulk. But in his effort to cure himself of his condition, he has unwittingly delivered the key to his transformation into the hands of an enemy that wants to use it against him. The score by Craig Armstrong also contains a treasured piece from the Hulk's history: "The Lonely Man" theme as interpreted by Armstrong. Originally used in the popular television show, this song harkens back to the conflict and isolation felt by the film's central hero, a theme echoed throughout the Hulk's 40-year history.
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New from Digitmovies
 22-Jun-2008 - Digitmovies has released the complete score by Carlo Rustichelli from the 1964 cult movie I Lunghi Capelli Della Morte (aka” La sorcière sanglante”,“The Long Hair of Death”). The movie is placed in a 15th-century feudal village, where a woman is accused of witchcraft and put to death. Her beautiful older daughter knows the real reason of the execution, as a result of the lies of the lord who had sexual desire for her mother. This gloomy atmosphere is well given by the orchestral music of Carlo Rustichelli, whose mono master tapes – well kept for more than four decades in the Historic Archives of C.A.M. The second release by Digitmovies is the complete score for Vivo Per La Tua Morte (aka “A long ride from hell”). The music score is written by the noted Carlo Savina, one of the most famous orchestra conductors for the cinema and also author of many soundtracks for cinema and TV. Vivo Per La Tua Morte is issued for the first absolute time in complete form derived from the mono master tapes kept in the RCA vaults. Due the short length of this CD, Digitmovies has added as supplementary material the complete score by Carlo Savina from the italian-spanish co-production Il Misterioso Signor Van Eyck (aka “El misterioso señor Van Eyck”). The exotic location is exalted by the music themes by Carlo Savina, whose score is based on a recurrent, epic and adventurous main theme for organ and orchestra that recalls a little of the western atmosphere.
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Ennio Morricone's Macchie Solari
 21-Jun-2008 - Digitmovies has released the score for Macchie Solari. After the very good L'etrusco uccide ancora, Armando Crispino in 1975 tries again with the Giallo genre directing Macchie solari (aka “The victim”, “Autopsy”). Placed in a summer Rome, sunny and semi-deserted, the Crispino movie starts with an impressive series of “suicides” caused, it seems, by the mysterious solar spots. Submersed in a Sci-Fi horror atmosphere, the movie very soon returns the pure Giallo plot where the “suicides” are really murders committed by a mad killer. The main protagonist of the story is Mimsy Farmer, who plays the role of a morgue doctor, frequently prey of nightmares. The score is written by the Academy Award winner Ennio Morricone and now Digitmovies presents it in its complete form and in full stereo on CD.
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Trevor Rabin's Get Smart
 20-Jun-2008 - Varèse Sarabande has released Get Smart. Maxwell Smart is on a mission to thwart the latest plot for world domination by the evil crime syndicate known as KAOS. When the headquarters of U.S. spy agency CONTROL is attacked and the identities of its agents compromised, the Chief has no choice but to promote his ever-eager analyst Maxwell Smart, who has always dreamt of working in the field alongside stalwart superstar Agent 23. Smart is partnered instead with the lovely-but-lethal veteran Agent 99. Smart armed with nothing but a few spy-tech gadgets must foil the doomsday plans of KAOS head Siegfried. Trevor Rabin has composed the wonderfully exciting score that looks back to the era of the classic television show, cleverly incorporating the famous original theme into his trademark contemporary style.
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Laura Rossi's The Cottage
 18-Jun-2008 - In their second collaboration with up and coming British composer Laura Rossi (Shooting Shona), MovieScore Media has released her hilarious horror comedy score from the new British feature The Cottage, starring Andy Serkis, Jennifer Ellison, Reece Shearsmith and Steven O'Donnell. Laura's orchestral score for the film will remind film music aficionados of the early Danny Elfman and, of course, genre icon Bernard Herrmann. The score makes use of several thematic ideas, and goes from quirky brass band slapstick, via a substantial dose of string avant garde to big and epic heroics. Laura is currently establishing herself as one of the most interesting new voices in British film music.
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17-Jun-2008 - James Newton Howard's The Happening
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15-Jun-2008 - New from Dutton Vocalion
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14-Jun-2008 - Harry Gregson-Williams' The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian
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14-Jun-2008 - Danny Elfman's Standard Operating Procedure
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12-Jun-2008 - Ramin Djawadi's Iron Man
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11-Jun-2008 - Varèse Sarabande has announced...
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9-Jun-2008 - George Duning's Houseboat
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9-Jun-2008 - David Hirschfelder's Aquamarine
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8-Jun-2008 - New from Digitmovies
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8-Jun-2008 - Ennio Morricone's Ruba Al Prossimo Tuo
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6-Jun-2008 - Lalo Schifrin's Sudden Impact and Spooks
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16-May-2008 - Jan A.P. Kaczmarek's The Visitor
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14-May-2008 - Alfons Conde's The Dark Hour
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