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Raise The Titanic seems to be the perfect example of what happened to John Barry throughout the 1980's. Barry would create a magnificent score full of lush themes that would be amongst the best of his career. Yet, that score would be for a film that would end up being a box-office flop. This is always a shame because this score is a true Barry classic. Yet the film being a flop is why the score never got a proper LP in 1980 (though it does appear the Prelude theme did get released on LP in Japan) ...
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This is a score recorded some years later than the movie (not the original) but the quality is as good or even better. If you loved the movie and score as much as I did... get it, you wont regret it
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23 years have I waited for this soundtrack.
No, it isn't Barry and those with an educated ear may be able to tell you where the recording differs from the film score. I cannot.
Raine felt the haunting texture of the original and conducted the City Of Prague Philharmonic to a timeless recording of timeless music. It is everything I hoped it would be.
But none of that is important.
What is important is the spirit of the sea and its dreams are intact and ...
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I happen to be a Richard Jordon fan so I enjoyed the movie ( yeah, I am part of that minority). There are subtle differences in this complete film score, I frankly care little. The music of the movie is superb - another John Barry triump (Zulu, Bond Film). The problem I have with most sound tracks is they give you little snipets of the music and leave you wanting more. This does not do that. You get richly filled out scores, so that anyone not having seen the film would enjoy this as well.
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The complete score ~ "RAISE THE TITANIC"(1980), released by Silva Screen is sent directly from Heaven---recording is very true to the original, yet features of course the stunning surround sound we have come to expect from Silva Screen Records---Finally, Barry's "Titanic" score is here, almost 20 years have gone by...ranked among the top five for collector's as the "most-wanted-on-CD".
Believe the original master tapes have been lost---with the City Of Prague Philharmonic and conducted ...
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