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GENRE: Score
DATE: 1995
COUNTRY: USA
AUDIO CODEC: FLAC
QUALITY: Lossless
PLAYTIME: 01:13:12





Music From The Motion Picture CASPER.
Music Composed And Conducted by James Horner.

TRACKLISTING

1. "No Sign Of Ghosts" (07:31)
2. Carrigan & Dibs (02:40)
3. Strangers In The House (02:36)
4. First Haunting/The Swordfight (05:01)
5. March Of The Exorxists (02:45)
6. The Lighthouse - Casper & Kat (04:57)
7. Casper Makes Breakfast (03:42)
8. Fond Memories (03:39)
9. 'Dying' To Be A Ghost (07:02)
10. Casper's Lullaby (05:40)
11. Descent To Lazarus (10:20)
12. One Last Wish (04:19)
13. "Remember Me This Way" (04:28)
Written By "David Foster and Linda Thompson", Performed By "Jordan Hill"
14. "Casper The Friendly Ghost" (02:11)
Written By "Mack David and Jerry Livingston", performed By "Little Richard"
15. The Uncles Swing/End Credits (06:21)

Thanks for the share! :)

Thank You!!

Scott

Thanks for sharing.

Nice!
Thank you very much.

Thanks, Lockdnwn.

Thank you share!

Amazing! Thanks.

Thank you Lockdown.

Beautiful! Thanks a lot!!!!

Thank you

Possibly my favorite Horner score. I wish there was even a whisper of the complete score, but I've never seen / heard anything

Thanks!

Thanks

Thank, Lockdown.

thanks!

thanks so much!

I already own this, but wanted to add my thanks for sharing. More people should know about and appreciate this score. I think it's one of his most underrated and I would easily list this in my top 2 or 3 favorite Horner scores.

I'd pay through the nose for a complete release of Casper. The Rocketeer and Sneakers as well. I just got the extended and/or sessions from FFshrine for The Perfect Storm, Spiderwick Chronicles, and Bicentennial Man - I've been listening to them the last couple of days and they are all so fantastic. Such bliss. People can say what they will about Horner, but his ability to transition from "taut intensity" to "quiet grace" is absolutely amazing.

Thanks!

thank you little ghost :)

Thank you

... how i managed to miss this thread... anyway :) thanks

Thank you so much Lockdown.

It's been forever since I've seen this movie, but I remember really loving the score, so thanks for the share.

Thanks Bro

Thanks. Bye bye mp3 version.

Thanks For This

Thanks for this one! :)

Thanks for sharing! Thank you!

Thank you for this. Part of my childhood in music form!

Thank you for the link. Beautiful & sweet music.

thanks :)

Fuck the haters, this is one of Horner's best scores. "Casper's Lullaby" is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard.

Fuck the haters, this is one of Horner's best scores. "Casper's Lullaby" is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard.

Haters? Say whaaaaaaat??? This is my favorite Horner score, it's one of my Holy Grails

Sorry, thought the Filmtracks review opinion was more widespread (basically, Casper's Lullaby was the only good piece, the rest of the score was derivative and forgettable, and the reviewer committed the unpardonable sin of insulting Little Richard, wondering why anyone would sit through his rendition of the cartoon theme). The reviewer seemed like the score equivalent of The Cinema Snob.

Screw him, any excuse for Little Richard to be involved with anything is a good one.

Sorry, thought the Filmtracks review opinion was more widespread (basically, Casper's Lullaby was the only good piece, the rest of the score was derivative and forgettable, and the reviewer committed the unpardonable sin of insulting Little Richard, wondering why anyone would sit through his rendition of the cartoon theme). The reviewer seemed like the score equivalent of The Cinema Snob.

Screw him, any excuse for Little Richard to be involved with anything is a good one.

That, and also the Film Score Monthly opinion that ONLY Danny Elfman is allowed to write gothic comedy music. Horner isn't allowed and ripped Elfman off.

Right...

Thank you very much.

thanks for this, such a gorgeous main theme!

thanks for this, such a gorgeous main theme!
Wow, seeing your comment helped me (long overdue) revisit this truly wonderful animated score.