Philip Glass – Music of Candyman I & II [OST] (2001) [FLAC-320]

A Last…Philip Score for the 2 Candyman ( complete Score )…

Philip Glass – Music of Candyman I & II [OST] (2001) [FLAC]

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01. Music Box 1:05

CANDYMAN SUITE
02. Cabrini Green 3:27
03. Helen’s Theme 1:56
04. Face to Razor 6:13
05. Floating Candyman 7:04
06. Return to Cabrini 9:46
07. It Was Always You, Helen 3:07

FROM CANDYMAN II
08. Daniel’s Flashback 2:55
09. The Slave Quarters 5:22
10. Annie’s Theme 3:33
11. All Falls Apart 3:13
12. The Demise of Candyman 4:05
13. Reverend’s Walk 1:09

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Philip Glass – Music of Candyman I & II [OST] (2001) [320]

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Another great share, thanks Yannis.

Nice one 🙂 Thanks!

Many thanks!!

Thanks a lot!

thank you

Thank you!!

Great share Yannis! 🙂

Hi Yanni
I’m one year late.
However, it is always good to evidence good music.
Philip Glass is one of my favorite composers;
so I’m always searching for something that I have not.
There is the case of Candyman.

Review

Review by Neil Shurley ~ Allmusic

For the inaugural release of his Orange Mountain Music label, Philip Glass chose the long-sought-after score to the flawed 1990 horror film Candyman. Producer Don Christensen took all the music composed by Glass as well as the remixed versions used in the sequel and came up with an album sure to satisfy the film’s fans. Those who appreciate the arpeggios and wordless choruses of Glass will also find much to enjoy in this album, even if you haven’t seen the films.
The opening "Music Box" theme comes as close to a traditional melody as Glass has ever composed. Other tracks consist of a more typical Glass sound, with wordless choruses over electronics and phrases repeated to almost hypnotic effect.
Additional layers of organ and piano give the entire score a very gothic feel. Glass obviously aimed for something more than just a typical horror score, and the lovely piano passages in "Helen’s Theme" and the solo female voice in "Annie’s Theme" serve to illustrate his approach.

YOU’VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE! Candy for the ears! by Glassrules ~ Amazon

This CD is the epitome of FUN! It is AWESOME! Words can not do this CD justice- take my word for it, if you’re seeking a true EXPERIENCE in music, one that will take you away from the concerns and tribulations of this crazy world, put this CD in your player and turn off the lights, because "The Music of Candyman" will take you on a joy ride. Just like Candyman himself, this music runs the gamut from intense, scary, frightening, romantic, seductive, gentle, powerful, haunting, and maddening- constantly changing, disorienting the listener. In the movies, you never knew where Candyman was going to strike next. And so it is with Glass’s score- you don’t know what’s going to happen next. So much happens on this CD that I guarantee you won’t know where you’re at when it comes to an end.
Legendary composer Philip Glass scored the first two of what turned out to be three "Candyman" films, in 1992 and 1995.
"Candyman", and the sequel, "Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh" were moderate-budget horror flicks with a strong psychological bent; they were decent movies and I thought the second one was better than the first. Anyway, what made these movies stand out was the Glass scores. And now, it is finally available to the public as the first release on Glass’s new record label, Orange Mountain Music.
Written primarily for pipe organ, chorus (the uncredited Western Wind Vocal Ensemble, who do a fantastic job), and piano, this CD will give your stereo system a workout, and I hope you have a good subwoofer to experience the awesome bass lines from the organ in all their room-shaking glory.
There are many beautiful and powerful moments, finally heard here in pure glorious sound, using the state-of-the-art equipment and talented engineers at Philip Glass’s and Kurt Munkacsi’s recording studio, Looking Glass Studios in New York City. I would watch the DVD’s of the first two "Candyman" movies, just to listen to the score- many great moments weren’t heard in all their glory as there was dialogue and sound effects being on the soundtrack as well, but here the music is alone. Much like being alone in a dark room with Candyman himself, you definitely get a different perspective without any distractions from the eerie proceedings.
Philip Glass is truly a musical phenomenon and is perhaps the most versatile composer of all time- he can write anything from mammoth symphonies, songs, string quartets, high-voltage works for his own Philip Glass Ensemble, operas, film scores, and more- and he also knows how to have a good time as well, as evidenced by his "Candyman" score- most serious (read: "classical") musicians today don’t know how to have a good time, but Philip Glass does! He is having a great time with the "Candyman" music and you will too! It’s fun and intellectually stimulating at the same time.
It’s great music for a haunted house; it’s great music for a drive through the countryside; it’s great music to refresh yourself after a long day at work; it’s great music to drive your Mom insane if you’re a rebellious kid! ~ Amazon

Original Motion Picture Score
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Thanks Yannis. Such a great post. I always liked the film and thought that the music worked great in it but I didn’t know there was an official CD release until you posted it.
And it is a really awesome CD – I bought it after I listened to your mp3s for a while.
Highly recommended – no matter whether you are a Glass fan or sceptic …this is a great thing to listen to …and another pretty wonderful share by Yannis. Thanks agian.

Cartney77, thank for kind words, if you put "Philip Glass" in the search Engine, you will find full of Glass post that I done….Why I say that :)…because I’m a big, big, big Fan of Philip Glass, and I have made really lots of Posts of his Job till now ( but lots are dead links, I’m very surprise that this one still work !!! )
But you give me one idea, I will post more Glass next week ( I make a little break for the moment ), I have nearly all is Work, so even with what I have post already, I still have lots of ones that I never post, that’s a good idea, because it’s a lot of People who like Philip Glass !!! ( at least I will post all the FLAC ones that I never post slowly, slowly )…as Mr. Glass is very "prolific" 🙂 !!!!
Thank again for your "suggestion" my friend 😉

Thanks!

Thank you share!

Thank, Yannis.

great post yannis, thanks

But you give me one idea, I will post more Glass next week ( I make a little break for the moment ), I have nearly all is Work, so even with what I have post already, I still have lots of ones that I never post, that’s a good idea, because it’s a lot of People who like Philip Glass !!! ( at least I will post all the FLAC ones that I never post slowly, slowly )…as Mr. Glass is very "prolific" 🙂 !!!!
Thank again for your "suggestion" my friend 😉

My friend, among the great idea of sharing that you already had this one is among the best!
Thanks for this one and the ones to come!

Thanks for this upload, Yannis. I just finished Philip Glass’ Music in 12 Parts and I had this as the next Glass album in my iTunes library so once Part 12 ended, Music Box (track 1 of this album) awkwardly started playing and it was such a perfectly creepy transition. My life is now changed. What a fantastic weekend this has been. Too bad it has to end and I begin my normal work routine tomorrow. Blah! I want to be back in California so bad it hurts.

I’m Like you codyap09, when I start with Glass … I don’t stop listen him 🙂 !!!
I would not like "to be back" in California, I would like TO GO 🙂 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
😉

Honey in the Glass ! Thanks Yannis !

Thanks 🙂 xxx

Sweets for the sweet! Awesome share! I just recently watched this movie so this works out perfectly!

Yannis, you’re a treasure to this community.

Thank you! Such an evocative soundtrack, really elevated an already great movie. I remember going to see it in the theater when it came out, people screaming and everything, haha.

Flac link is working, thank you, Yannis!

ooooooh Master Yannis still has the liking power ! :)))

thank you too Yannis 🙂

Thank-you Yannis!

Thanks very much for this. Looking forward to it.

Hi –

Can someone please re-upload or DM me the file?

Thanks!

Would appreciate a reup too.

Any chance of a re-upload in FLAC?

No FLAC re-up then?

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Enjoy! Thanks Yannis .

Much obliged, CdS.

Can someone PM a link for this? Thanks!

Hi –

Can anyone re-upload this one or DM me?

Thanks!

The Link above works

Thanks for the original post, Yannis, and the reupload, cDs

Always there ! Thanks !