Seconds (Jerry Goldsmith) (La-La Land Records) (1966)(2009) (MP3~320Kbps)

Title:Seconds
Artist:Jerry Goldsmith
Year:1966
This Release:2009
Label:La-La Land Records
Format:MP3
Bit Rate:320Kbps
Size:59MB
Tracks:14

Track Listing:

1. Main Title (03:00)
2. 39 Lafayette Street (02:17)
3. Quiet Isolation (02:14)
4. Nightmare (02:50)
5. Transformation (01:16)
6. Rehabilitation / Strange Arrival (02:16)
7. Restless Hours (02:53)
8. Reflections (01:59)
9. Begin Again / Peaceful Aftermath (02:24)
10. End Title (01:15)
11. Quiet Isolation (contains dialogue bleed) (02:27)
12. Restless Hours (contains dialogue bleed) (03:12)
13. Peaceful Aftermath (contains source) (00:52)
14. Begin Again (contains dialogue bleed) (01:44)

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Probably Rock Hudson’s best performance in this movie.

Probably Rock Hudson’s best performance in this movie.

What? Better than "McMillan and Wife"?

Rock Hudson was outstanding in the movie Giant and also very funny in Send Me No Flowers.

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Wonderful. Thank you!

thank you for this one, the 60’s are definitely goldsmith’s most innovative period…

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