SURVIVOR Film Score OST LP 1980 BRIAN MAY Robert Powell Agutter Joseph Cotten NM
  £   28
  $   36

 


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Jul 28, 2016 Sold Date
Jun 29, 2016 Start Date
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Description

Here I have for sale the rare French import soundtrack LP to Survivor by Australian composer Brian May (not to be confused with the guitarist of Queen fame).


Label: Disco Shop DSD-1

Country: France

Year: 1980

Vinyl: Mint. Clean on visual inspection. Plays nicely.

Cover and sleeve: EX-near mint. Colours are unfaded and no tears on the sleeve. 


This album has never had a CD release!


This is the rare French import.


Track listing


Side One (tracks: 1-8)

1. Main Title (03:05) 

2. Take off (02:45) 

3. Crash (02:20) 

4. Romantic mood (00:34) 

5. Ghost girl (01:40) 

6. Terror in the woods (01:35) 

7. Scarey bit in the house (03:03) 

8. Scared (01:21) 


Side Two (tracks 9-17)

9. Main title (reprise) (03:05) 

10. Back at wreck (02:55) 

11. Memoires (03:04) 

12. Frantic driver to hanger (00:45) 

13. Throat slit (00:15) 

14. Keller enters hanger (02:45) 

15. Gruesome discovery (02:11) 

16. Final confrontation and burning (02:26)

17. Reveletion and finale End Credits (03:40) 


Total Duration: 37:29



The film and its soundtrack:


An airliner crashes, killing everyone on board except the pilot (Powell), who walks out of the carnage in a daze. 


Eye witness Agutter makes contact and tries to help him find out what happened. It turns out there's a lot more going on than the aircrash investigators are ever likely to discover, because Ambrose's script is based on a supernatural novel by English schlockmeister James Herbert. 


Hemmings handles the set-pieces well enough, wisely filming the crash scene at night and using darkness as his ally. 


We build up a complete picture from brief, panicky impressions. He also delivers on the shocks front - notably when a dead little girl's hand takes hold of Powell's in a soft-focus cemetery scene. 


Brian May's creepy soundtrack cranks up the tension, but despite the (non-specific) Australian setting, the atmosphere remains chilly. May, Powell, producer Ginnane and Hemmings (as actor rather than director) worked around the same time on Harlequin, another internationally package that didn't gel quite so effectively.



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Postage and packaging FREE to UK. Will post worldwide. Europe £6.50; N and S America, USA, Canada £9; Asia, Australia, Japan £11. No returns accepted.


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