Doomsday (ost) (2008)

Product Summary Label: Revolver Usa UPC: 00780163399127 Release Date: 3/18/2008 Buy.com Sku: 207501478 Item#: M432S3 Buy.com Sales Rank: 24954 Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Dog Eat Dog, song - Adam & the Ants/Adam Ant/Marco Pirroni ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 2. Two Tribes, song - Frankie Goes to Hollywood (Carnage Mix, remix) ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 3. Doomsday, film score: Prologue - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 4. Doomsday, film score: Exodus - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 5. Doomsday, film score: Boat - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 6. Doomsday, film score: Piss & Vinegar - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 7. Doomsday, film score: Block 41 - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 8. Doomsday, film score: It's Medieval Out There - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 9. Doomsday, film score: Hospital Battle - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 10. Doomsday, film score: Strung Up - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 11. Doomsday, film score: Sinclair Slips Free - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 12. Doomsday, film score: Sword Fight - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 13. Doomsday, film score: Train Escape - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 14. Doomsday, film score: Train to Kane - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 15. Doomsday, film score: Tolamon - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 16. Doomsday, film score: Captured - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 17. Doomsday, film score: Prime Suicide - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 18. Doomsday, film score: Same Shit Different Era - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 19. Doomsday, film score: Slayer - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 20. Doomsday, film score: Finish Her Off! - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 21. Doomsday, film score: Bentley Escape - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 22. Doomsday, film score: Headless Love - Tim Williams ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates 23. Can Can, song, The - Ariel Rechtshaid ~ Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Tyler Bates   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info Composer: Tyler Bates. Personnel: Adam Ant, Ariel Rechtshaid (vocals); Anthony Pleeth (cello); Wolfgang Matthes (programming). Recording information: Air Lydhurst Studios, London England. In a semi-literate sleeve note, Doomsday director Neil Marshall writes, "I wanted a score that was both electronic (in the tradition of the great post apocalyptic movies of the early '80s that inspired it) but [sic] I also wanted heavy duty orchestral mayhem for the action cues." Marshall does not say what specific movies he was inspired by, but one can surmise that The Road Warrior (Mad Max 2) and Escape from New York were among them, as well, perhaps, as Blade Runner and The Terminator. That gives score composer Tyler Bates the challenge of matching the electronic acumen of the likes of Brian May, John Carpenter, Vangelis, and Brad Fiedel, just to start with, before the "heavy duty orchestral mayhem" comes in. Yet Marshall has reason to feel that the commission has been accomplished. Of his predecessors, Bates seems most mindful of Carpenter, who, if anything, has turned out to be more influential as a composer than as a director. But in combining the thunderous programming with dramatic strings on such cues as "Hospital Battle," Bates also appears to have been taking lessons at the informal composers' school run by Hans Zimmer. The result is efficient in matching the contours of this particular post-apocalyptic movie. Marshall underlines his affection for the early '80s by throwing in two British hits of the era, Adam & the Ants' "Dog Eat Dog" and Frankie Goes to Hollywood's "Two Tribes." ~ William Ruhlmann Producer: Tyler Bates Engineer: Jennifer Towle; Simon Rhodes   Associated Artists and Works California Dreams Original Soundtrack Original Soundtrack   Technical Info Release Date : 03/18/2008 Original Release Date : 2008 Catalog ID : 33991 Label : Lakeshore Records Number of Discs : 1 Runtime : 63m : 56s Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00780163399127    Product Image