E.T. Extra Terrestrial 20th Anniversary (Bonus Tracks) (1982) (Remastered)

Product Summary Label: Mca/mca Nashville/mercury Nash UPC: 00008811281922 Release Date: 3/19/2002 Buy.com Sku: 60543229 Item#: M56NN9 Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Main Titles ~ Original Soundtrack 2. Far From Home / E.T. Alone ~ Original Soundtrack 3. Bait For E.T. ~ Original Soundtrack 4. Meeting E.T. ~ Original Soundtrack 5. E.T.'s New Home ~ Original Soundtrack 6. Beginning Of A Friendship, The ~ Original Soundtrack 7. Toys ~ Original Soundtrack 8. I'm Keeping Him ~ Original Soundtrack 9. E.T.'s Powers ~ Original Soundtrack 10. E.T. And Elliot Get Drunk ~ Original Soundtrack 11. Frogs ~ Original Soundtrack 12. At Home ~ Original Soundtrack 13. Magic Of Halloween, The ~ Original Soundtrack 14. Sending The Signal ~ Original Soundtrack 15. Searching For E.T. ~ Original Soundtrack 16. Invading Elliott's House ~ Original Soundtrack 17. E.T. Is Dying ~ Original Soundtrack 18. Losing E.T. ~ Original Soundtrack 19. E.T. Is Alive! ~ Original Soundtrack 20. Escape / Chase / Saying Goodbye ~ Original Soundtrack 21. End Credits ~ Original Soundtrack (P) 2002 Geffen Records (C) 2002 Geffen Records   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info Original score composed and conducted by John Williams. Recorded at MGM Music Scoring Stage, Culver City, California. Original score composed and conducted by John Williams. Recorded at MGM Music Scoring Stage, Culver City, California. Includes liner notes (interview) by John Williams. All tracks have been digitally remastered. This is a hybrid Super Audio CD playable only on both regular and Super Audio CD players. Original score composed and conducted by John Williams. Recorded at MGM Music Scoring Stage, Culver City, California. Includes liner notes (interview) by John Williams. Judged purely by the standards of soundtrack music, John Williams' score is nothing special. Its languorous orchestration is delivered with a good deal of restraint, to convey the mystery, uncertainty, and sometimes unease of a melodramatic film about the discovery of extraterrestrial life. Indeed at times you'll be wondering if the volume on your stereo has been accidentally lowered, as some sections fall toward the threshold of audibility. Only occasionally does the mood become jubilant or overtly sentimental. It's for the most part unobtrusive background moods for the film's story, more comforting than eerie, whether or not that was the intention. ~ Richie Unterberger Producer: John Williams; Bruce Botnick   Technical Info Release Date : 03/19/2002 Original Release Date : 1982 Catalog ID : 112 819 Label : MCA Records (USA) Number of Discs : 1 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00008811281922    Product Image