Fahrenheit 451 / The Twilight Zone: Walking Distance

  1. Prelude (1:34)
  2. The Battle* (1:21)
  3. The Gates (0:38)
  4. The Stairs (0:24)
  5. The Tower (0:31)
  6. The Escape (0:38)
  7. The Balloon 1 (1:18)
  8. Introductions (0:29)
  9. The Clouds A (1:06) MP3
  10. The Clouds B (0:55)
  11. The Clouds C (0:47)
  12. The Clouds D (0:41)
  13. The Clouds E (1:03)
  14. The Balloon 2 (2:09) MP3
  15. The Island (0:39)
  16. The Rocks (0:36)
  17. Exploration (2:27) MP3
  18. The Giant Crab (3:02)
  19. The Volcano* (1:18)
  20. The Crater (0:31)
  21. The Beach (1:46)
  22. The Stream (0:46)
  23. The Cliff (1:34)
  24. The Cave (2:30)
  25. Narration (1:38)
  26. R. C. [Robinson Crusoe] (0:15)
  27. Elena (0:34)
  28. The Shadow (0:40)
  29. The Bird (2:43) MP3
  30. Duo (1:52)
  31. Honeycomb (1:02)
  32. The Giant Bee 1 (1:59) MP3
  33. The Sail (0:29)
  34. The Giant Bee 2 (0:51)
  35. The Flag (0:52)
  36. The Fire (0:38)
  37. The Nautilus* (1:38)
  38. The Bridge (1:14)
  39. The Pirates (1:32)
  40. Gunsmoke (0:42)
  41. Attack++ (0:53)
  42. The Sinking Ship (1:05)
  43. Captain Nemo (0:41)
  44. The Bottle (0:31)
  45. The Pipeline (1:18)
  46. Underwater (1:28)
  47. The Smoke (1:39)
  48. Danger A (0:20)
  49. Danger B (0:23)
  50. Lava Flow (1:16)
  51. The Octopus* (1:31)
  52. The Raft (0:26)
  53. The Rock (0:39)
  54. The Sub Deck (0:35)
  55. The Tentacles (0:31)
  56. The Fight (2:50)
  57. The Divers (1:17)
  58. The Air Hose (0:51)
  59. The Ship Rising* (1:19)
  60. The Earthquake (1:04)
  61. Finale* (1:26) MP3

  62. Surprise Bonus Track (2:10)
  63. Total Disc Time: 71:27

*includes music cut from the film
++ entire cue cut from film

MYSTERIOUS ISLAND
composed by Bernard Herrmann

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NOTES

Mysterious Island (1961), based on the book by Jules Verne, was produced by Charles Schneer and visual effects genius Ray Harryhausen. Set during the American Civil War, the film centers around escaping soldiers in a hot air balloon who end up crashing in the ocean, only to find themselves washed up on an unknown island where gigantic animals abound (courtesy of Harryhausen's magic). Famed Captain Nemo, evil pirates, and a volcanic eruption add to the exotic adventure.

Hermann's wildly diverse and wonderfully descriptive score runs the gamut from the grandly epic to the exhilaratingly quirky to the ethereally beautiful as he captures the essence of majesty, monsters, and mystery. "Few people can capture so well that rather elusive individuality," Harryhausen himself said of the new rerecording. "But this inaugural recording... of Herrmann's complete Mysterious Island score has achieved this."

Included in the CD's 32-page, full-color booklet are observations from Harryhausen, composer Christopher Young, film historian Bruce Crawford, The Bernard Herrmann Society's Gunther Kogebehn, and artist Craig Reardon. The comprehensive liner notes are by composer/conductor Kevin Scott.


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