Tracklist:

1. Through The Window (2:54)
2. The Lovemaking (4:21)
3. The Chase (4:27)
4. Rose's Death (2:10)
5. The Boys Are Out (2:35)
6. Returning To The Sea (4:13)
7. Gravity , Michael Sembello (4:52)
8. Discovered In The Poolhouse (2:45)
9. First Tears (1:49)
10. Sad Goodbyes (2:22)
11. The Ascension (5:55)
12. Theme From Cocoon (6:03)

Total duration: 44 minutes


http://www.putlocker.com/file/EB1563E99711B481

Thanks for the lossless upgrade :)

For anyone who doesn't know, "Through the Window" (track 1) is the music heard in the Theatrical Trailer for Super 8

Thanks A LOT for this! Through the Window is a great track indeed. Thanks again.

Many thanks, very much appreciated!

Thanks a lot! :)

Thanks a bunch!

Thanks.

Thank you

Thanks a lot!

Love you ^^ thanks a lot !

Thanks!!! This one is a great one indeed!

Could someone re-upload this, please ? Thanks in advance !

yes please anyone? don't care if it's just the mp3 version

Can someone post this in MP3 320 format?? I'd appreciate it. Thanks!!

Composer,
Any chance of still getting this link for Cocoon? Thanks.

New link added.

Thank you for the link, it's most appreciated!!

Thanks.

Finally! Yes!

One of the best 1980s Horner scores, despite a flagrant rip-off of Britten's Sinfonia da Requiem. Misplaced by CD, so thanks for the upload.

Thanks for the lossless upgrade :)

Yes...thanks very much! :)

thanks, it's always good to listen to a Horner score outside his partneship with J Cameron and one that doesn't contain "battle at mutara nebula" :).

Thank you very much.

Thanks

thank you :)

thanks

Coming next week from Intrada:



Intrada Soundtrack Forum ? View topic - Info for Oct. 28th releases (http://www.intrada.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=5835)

Coming next week from Intrada:



Intrada Soundtrack Forum ? View topic - Info for Oct. 28th releases (http://www.intrada.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=5835)


Oh my Poor Wallet

Samples up...and damn do they sound good!!

COCOON
Music Composed and Conducted by JAMES HORNER
INTRADA Special Collection Vol. 260


By 1985, composer James Horner's career was flying fast and furious after scoring Star Trek II just a few years earlier. By the mid-80s Horner had broken the sound barrier, and in the summer of '85 he established his relationship with director Ron Howard on the 20th Century Fox film Cocoon. From the opening notes that evoke a sense of wonder, the viewer knows the film will take him on a magical journey. The music itself is no less a magical journey. At times the score evokes playfulness, adventure, romance, heartbreak, edge-of-your-seat suspense, and glory. All dimensions James Horner excels at and was his hallmark throughout the '80s.

Intrada's expanded re-issue of Cocoon is a long overdue reissue, less so for its expansion than for its sonic upgrade. The original album released in 1985 was prepared in accordance with that era’s aesthetics, with agreeable results, yet far removed from the original dynamics captured by engineer Armin Steiner on the Fox scoring stage. This release uses Steiner’s original 3-track mixes, resulting in a definitive presentation of one of the composer’s major early efforts.

Cocoon stars Wilfred Brimley, Don Ameche, Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy, Jack Gilford, Maureen Stapleton, Gwen Verdon, and Herta Ware as denizens of a Florida retirement community. They constitute a kind of geriatric wild bunch, most of whom find themselves mysteriously rejuvenated after a spot of trespassing and a series of dips in a nearby estate swimming pool that just happens to be a temporary holding tank for a bouquet of alien pods imbued with an invigorating “life force.” But little do they know that while the water may cure all that ails them, it comes with a high cost.

INTRADA Special Collection Vol. 260
Retail Price: $19.99
Available Nov. 4th
For track listing and sound samples, please visit
COCOON (http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/id.8288/.f)

Will this be uploaded again?

Would love this album, Loved both Films especially the Film Soundtrack score excellent thanks please PM me with link