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by Thomas Glorieux: While 'Main Title' and 'Cleansing Rain' are the softer pieces of music, the rest thrills and pulsates, offers us march after march of exciting Silvestri music. Put it with the visuals on screen and you've got magic that both pleases the audience and respects the characters on screen, movie music doesn't have to be difficult to be fully understandable and Silvestri's Volcano does it with style. The best action marches are found in the trio of highlights 'Team Work', 'Build a Wall' and 'March of the Lava'. These three tracks bring the excitement of the movie to life and deliver Silvestri's knack for coming up with these kind of moments, normal fanatics might see it as a little too less but Silvestri fans will embrace and treasure the result. Overall the running time of Varase Sarabande's release might scare off potential buyers of Volcano, and this wouldn't do Silvestri's effort any justice. You have to see it in a certain context, for the 29 minutes does it bring something worth of that particular price and indeed the answer is yes, it does. While not the best score that Silvestri produced and composed, it surely offers its thrill and peak moments of original score and in a way it is all we sometimes want. So Volcano will bring movie fanatics the thrill of a sensational story and the people ready to embrace it will find the original price the correct number, because Silvestri goes directly from begin to finish with the biggest pieces of score. \µµµµ/
1. Main Title (2.44) 2. Miracle Mile (3.58) 3. Tarnation (5.54) 4. Team Work (2.40) Excellent Track 5. Build A Wall (5.01) Excellent Track 6. March Of The Lava (3.42) Excellent Track 7. Roark's Missing (2.45) 8. Cleansing Rain (2.31) Total Length: 29.26
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Original Soundtrack by Alan Silvestri |
Produced by by Alan Silvestri |
Orchestrations by William Ross, Mark McKenzie & Conrad Pope |
Recorded at Todd -AO Scoring Stage; CA |
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