ROTHERMICH, Edgar/VANGELIS - Blade Runner (Soundtrack) (remastered) - 2xLP

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Cat: NTFO 1013. Rel: 4 Nov 19
Soundtracks


Side 1 - Track 1. Ladd Company Logo Side 1 - Track 2. Main Titles/Prologue (Film version) Side 1 - Track 3. Los Angeles, November 2019 Side 1 - Track 4. Deckerd Meets Rachael Side 1 - Track 5. Bicycle Riders (Pompeii 76 AD) Side 1 - Track 6. Memories Of Green Side 2 - Track 1. Blade Runner Blues Side 2 - Track 2. Tales Of The Future Side 2 - Track 3. One More Kiss Dear Side 3 - Track 1. Love Theme Side 3 - Track 2. Dr Tyrell's Death Side 3 - Track 3. Deckard & Roy's Duel Side 4 - Track 1. Tears In The Rain Side 4 - Track 2. Blade Runner End Titles Side 4 - Track 3. Main Titles (alternate mix)

Over the years, multiple edits of the film have been created for the home video, DVD and blu-ray markets. Similarly Vangelis' score has been released in several different incarnations, but none of them are accurate representations of what was heard in the original 1982 film. This is a new recording faithfully recreating the original music from the film, which proved to be a difficult task. Vangelis' score was composed entirely by performing on keyboards and recording it directly, so no written transcriptions exist. Composer Edgar Rothermich was charged with reverse engineering the score - listening to the original music and a 1982 album mock-up and transcribing it by ear. He also had to recreate the sound of 1982 synthesizers and decipher if noise heard was due to recording on tape or stylistic choices by the composer. "The objective from the very beginning was to be as close as possible to the original score as heard in the film," Rothermich said. "It was never a case of my interpreting the soundtrack. It was essentially a re-recording of the soundtrack music."