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Elliot Goldenthal
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• Elliot Goldenthal’s 1989 score for Pet Sematary Was His First Full-Length Hollywood Effort. • Displayed Obvious, Affectionate Nods to Bernard Herrmann’s Psycho Score and Lalo Schifrin’s Score for The Amityville Horror. • But Also Brought the Avant-Garde Verve That Powered His Later Efforts in Classical, Theater, and Film (e.g. His Academy Award-Winning Score to Frida) • Eerie, Innovative Blend of a Small Orchestral Ensemble, Wordless Vocals from a Boys’ Choir, and Electronics. • The Unsettling Atmosphere Reaches Its Height with the Psycho “Shower Scene”-esque “The Return Game II (Louis and Gage)” but the Entire Score Is Unpredictable and Haunting. • Pressed in Neon Green with Orange Swirl “Dead Catseye” Vinyl in Honor of the Revivified Feline Who Plays a Key Role in the Film’s Plot • Spooky Sounds for Halloween and Beyond.
While it obviously references such classics of the genre as Bernard Herrmann’s Psycho and Lalo Schifrin’s The Amityville Horror, Elliot Goldenthal’s first-ever Hollywood score for Stephen King’s Pet Sematary displays the avant-garde verve we’ve come to expect from his subsequent work in the classical, theater, and film (e.g. his Academy Award-winning score for Frida) worlds. Employing the wordless vocals of a boy’s choir, a small orchestral ensemble, and electronics, Goldenthal creates an increasingly unsettling atmosphere, highlighted by “The Return Game II (Louis and Gage),” which is like the music to the shower scene in Psycho on steroids. We’ve pressed this classic 1989 soundtrack in neon green with orange swirl “Dead Catseye” vinyl in honor of the revivified feline who plays a key role in the film’s plot…spooky sounds for Halloween and beyond!
Label: Real Gone Music | Origin: Holland
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