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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0028946645826
Format: Soundtrack
Label: Universal Pictures
Manufacturer: Universal Pictures
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Universal Pictures
Release Date: May 04, 1999
Sales Rank: 52470
Studio: Universal Pictures
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Editorial Review:
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Thankfully, Jerry Goldsmith's contribution to The Mummy isn't all bombast. In fact, the composer behind such varied scores as The Omen, Chinatown, and Planet of the Apes throws a little bit of everything into The Mummy's sonic stew and turns in a semi-memorable score that never seems to slow down for too long. Goldsmith weds swatches of Middle Eastern-sounding melodies into the primarily synth-driven score to good effect on such tracks as "Giza Port" and "The Caravan." Frenetic string and percussive passages in "Night Borders" and "Mumia Attack" are plenty tense, but also feature otherworldy sci-fi sound effects, while on "Rebirth" the sounds of synth'd voices make for an ethereal effect over the orchestrations. Mummified this score isn't, but clichéd it, unfortunately, is. --Jason Verlinde
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The very first time I watched this movie, I truly felt the soundtrack difference & was truly determined to get it~ Haven`t stopped listening to it yet since it arrived.
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I don't have to tell you how great this score is. Just read the reviews. It feels like an big emty nothing now that mr Goldsmith has passed away... Just think of how many excellent scores the world will be missing in the future now that he's gone.
Another thing. Put this score in your cd-player, jump to number 7, turn the volume up and imagine yourself listening to it in a concert hall while Jerry conducts. I'm getting goose bumps just thinking of it.
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This is a great Jerry Goldsmith movie score. His music was a major highlight of the movie. It's both haunting and spooky. I believe Mr. Goldsmith passed away two years ago. Gonna miss his movie compositions
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1999 was a busy year for the late great Goldsmith with him scoring three big movies that year. You'd think with such a busy schedule he'd switch into auto pilot and do what other successful composers do which is copy paste their music, but Goldsmith gave us a gem with each album and this one is no exception
The album starts off with "Imhotep" which starts off very mysteriously with an amazing use of strings and creepy vocal then switches to this loud bombastic piece for the amazing shot ... Read More
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This is a pretty solid action score, but it wasn't as exotic as I was expecting. You'd think a movie that takes place in Egypt and centers around Egyptian mythology would have something a little more cultural-sounding, but there's not much unique about it.
It still has a good energy and momentum to it though.
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