Salem’s Lot (Limited Edition) Harry Sukman [1979 / 2013] mp3~320kbps

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"…where evil thrives on evil…and feeds on human blood!"

Title: Salem’s Lot (Limited Edition)
Artist: Harry Sukman
Year: 1979
This release: 2013
Label: Intrada
Format: mp3~320kbps
Tracks: Disc One – 40 / Disc Two – 44

Track List:

Disc 1

1. Teaser (01:03)
2. The Church (00:27)
3. Holy Water (Main Title #1) (02:18)
4. Straker (01:35)
5. Straker’s Place (01:47)
6. Susan (00:48)
7. The House #1 (01:06)
8. The House #2 (01:04)
9. The Cemetery (00:32)
10. He Writes Good (00:19)
11. Lovely Susan (01:11)
12. Straker Is Troubled (01:20)
13. Straker Is Nervous (00:22)
14. The Day Is Here (00:45)
15. Tell Me It’s Not True (Source #1) (00:47)
16. Dead Dog (00:47)
17. It’s Cold In Here (00:19)
18. The Thing (00:40)
19. Mark’s Room (00:36)
20. Nothing Is Forever (Source #2) (01:28)
21. Source #3 (04:03)
22. It’s Still Moving (00:32)
23. It’s Freezing (00:46)
24. The Monster Appears (00:24)
25. Bumper / Somebody’s Up There (01:23)
26. Old Faithful (01:05)
27. So Long Kid (01:57)
28. Hold It, Larry (01:23)
29. Goodbye Crockett (00:15)
30. Ralph Is Floating (02:24)
31. Faithful (00:43)
32. So Long, Danny! (02:50)
33. Confident And Evil (01:08)
34. Opening Soon (00:24)
35. Ben Ponders (00:23)
36. Let Us Pray (00:25)
37. Now, Danny’s Mother (01:57)
38. Mike Dives In #1 (01:31)
39. Fangs Sink In (00:31)
40. End Credits #1 (00:53)
Disc 1 Total Time: 45:44

Disc 2

1. Main Title #2 (01:40)
2. Back In Mark’s Room (00:42)
3. Now It’s Mark’s Turn (03:21)
4. Mark Fondles Cross (00:24)
5. Mike And Jason (00:21)
6. Mike’s Getting The Message (01:16)
7. Appointment With Destiny (00:41)
8. Eva Knows (00:06)
9. Vivaldi – L’Inverno #4 (01:43) Arr. Harry Sukman
10. I Want A Crucifix (00:31)
11. That’s All For Max (00:45)
12. And Now Jason (01:40)
13. Mr. Barlow (00:24)
14. He’s Gonna Do It (00:27)
15. It’s Mr. Barlow Again (00:28)
16. Face The Master (00:16)
17. Bumper / Poor Mrs. Glick (02:04)
18. Good Girl (00:23)
19. Leave Town (00:44)
20. A Funny Dream / Uncertain Swan (01:08)
21. Susan Is Curious (03:09)
22. Susan Stalks Mark (02:26)
23. Stuffed Cats (00:47)
24. It’s Susan’s Turn (01:29)
25. Have You Seen Susan? (02:04)
26. Evil Presence (00:54)
27. Bill Beware (01:01)
28. And Now Straker (01:42)
29. Sprained Ankle / He’s Here (00:41)
30. Mike Dives In #2 (01:31)
31. Green Faced Barlow / Stake For Mr. Barlow / The Skull (02:41)
32. Goodbye House (00:55)
33. Two Years Later (00:33)
34. Found Us Again (00:50)
35. Poor Susan (01:16)
36. Conclusion (With Tympani Overdub) / Conclusion (01:17)
37. End Credits (00:53)

The Extras

38. Holy Water (Main Title #1 Alternate) (01:44)
39. The Church (With Chimes) (00:52)
40. Conclusion (Without Overdub) (01:17)
41. Conclusion (With Tympani & Horn Overdub) / Conclusion (01:17)
42. Main Title (Feature Version) (02:11)
43. Vampires! (Feature Version) (00:31)
44. End Credits (Feature Version) (01:38)
Disc 2 Total Time: 54:09

Total Duration: 01:36:54

If you enjoy this release, please support the label by purchasing a copy. I will only post the mp3 version and not the lossless version until this has sold out. Thanks, likes and rep is always appreciated – enjoy!

Links:

Disc 1:

Mirror Creator: Download links for 1979SL1.rar – Mirrorcreator – Upload files to multiple hosts (http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/0S2OYTEY/1979SL1.rar_links)

MEGA: https://mega.co.nz/#!qkRVxYSL!BZN7_z8fEInLv1IpBsqItEmx3RRdJQ-kgadTUEfwlpc

pw – barlow

Disc 2:

Mirror Creator: Download links for 1979SL2_0.rar – Mirrorcreator – Upload files to multiple hosts (http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/1NSJI9QI/1979SL2_0.rar_links)

MEGA: https://mega.co.nz/#!WkBVnLAK!IemUuw8d4U01iTAnTtuAQQ5WwdFBpr0OKBiytRw-Sa4

pw – straker

For those that previously downloaded disc 2 (prior to the time stamp on post #20 below)- apparently there were some issues with tracks 40 – 44 (thanks to gururu for the head’s up – the disc 2 link above will now have the 5 troublesome tracks replaced with the fixed tracks). If you don’t want to re-download the entire disc, please replace those 5 tracks with these:

Download links for 1979SL2Fix.rar – Mirrorcreator – Upload files to multiple hosts (http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/1GZGPUZN/1979SL2Fix.rar_links)

pw – sorry

Thanks The 10th!

So exciting to see a proper release of this after all these years. I’ve had a boot of it for years, but it didn’t do the score justice. I’ve known about this release for many months now (I have an "insider" friend), so I’ve been waiting (not so) patiently for this to see the light of day. I knew a whole lot of people would be as excited to see the release as I am. 🙂 Oh, and bless you for using mirrorcreator for those of us who can’t use Mega.

Looks fine fine fine…

PS on just the 3rd of this month I posted the boot for my "Blog-o-Ween" series — http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com/2013/10/creepy-scary-tv-music.html. I didn’t know this was in the works…

Mark
Mark’s Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com/)
Spock?s Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com/)

Thankyou so much you truly to kind! This was such a cool mini series and one of the best, scared the pants off of me when I was a kid! Always loved the music which I always thought was very much a homage to Bernard Herrmann scores.

Thank you

Thanks.

Thank you.

many thanks!!!

thanks

Now THIS is what a real B-movie horror score is supposed to sound like. Fabulous. Just fabulous.

Awesome! Intrada with another surprise release. Stephen King’s IT was a great release and being able to add this to the collection is amazing. Just abso-fuckin-lutely amazing. Thanks for the share! I would totally buy this but splurged my fun funds this paycheck on the pre-order for LLLR’s expanded Pet Sematary. Now, I’m just holding out for a complete or at least expanded Creepshow and The Stand, perhaps even Silver Bullet for my Stephen King score wishlist to be complete.

Many thanks, good choice on the passwords.

Thank you!

Amazing, thank you ^^

Many thanks!

I don’t aim to be judgmental, 10th, but are you aware that tracks 40 through 43 on the second disc are rife with digital artifacts generally symptomatic of read/write errors.

Added: Oooh, yuck, you can add the last track, 44, to the lot too.

I don’t aim to be judgmental, 10th, but are you aware that tracks 40 through 43 on the second disc are rife with digital artifacts generally symptomatic of read/write errors.

Added: Oooh, yuck, you can add the last track, 44, to the lot too.

Oh, sorry – I’ll re-rip and upload it; I hope my drive isn’t going bad – I just replaced it a month ago! Thanks for letting me know!

thanks for re upping this , it sounded like static to me on those tracks , happens to me sometimes

thanks for re upping this , it sounded like static to me on those tracks , happens to me sometimes

Welcome – I posted a link for just those 5 tracks so those that already downloaded the entire 2nd disc can replace the five troublesome tracks. I’m currently uploading the entire disc with the fixed tracks for anyone that hasn’t downloaded it yet.

Welcome – I posted a link for just those 5 tracks so those that already downloaded the entire 2nd disc can replace the five troublesome tracks. I’m currently uploading the entire disc with the fixed tracks for anyone that hasn’t downloaded it yet.

You’re a scholar and a gentlemen. And it’s not because of the glasses.

Thanks

Thank you very much.

I call it an extraordinarily good score from an underrated horror series! Thank you Mr. 10th!!

Many thanks, very good job !!!

And thanks again

Now THIS is what a real B-movie horror score is supposed to sound like. Fabulous. Just fabulous.

You got that right! Fabulous!! So lovely it scares the sh*t out of me back in the day. Thank you dear Sir!

You got that right! Fabulous!! So lovely it scares the sh*t out of me back in the day. Thank you dear Sir!

Thirty three years later I’m reminded that it was intelligent, creative, fabulously entertaining scores like these that got me hooked into soundtrack listening as a kid in the first place.

Amen. And kids these days glaringly think loud and popping noises as music… but luckily some record labels are re releasing remastered classic scores to bring to current generation. If only the youngster’s would appreciate the real geniuses of film score from before, and not patronize the growing penchants to copy paste temp of monotonous thundering so called new film music.

Thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing this one! 😉

Thanks. 🙂 Beats that 47T boot..by FAR

Thank you!

Mr. Barlow says "thank you"…

Thanks for sharing! another Stephen King movie that get the full package from Intrada

Absolutely amazing score!! Many thanks for this!!

Thirty three years later I’m reminded that it was intelligent, creative, fabulously entertaining scores like these that got me hooked into soundtrack listening as a kid in the first place.

I had no clue that this was Sukman’s last score before he passed…

Thanks very much for this. A wonderful score. Makes me want to watch it again…maybe for Halloween! 🙂

Jeez, Louise! Am I really on my 5th listen of this thing?

Thank you so much.

Thanks!!

Thank you very much, The 10th.
A wonderful post as always. I do very much appreciate the effort you put into your many, many great posts. Thanks again.

by the way… I had to ask at some point: what made you change from 4th to 10th now? (great Tennant fan myself and don’t really know much of the series before the 2005 reboot – still look forward to the original episodes – which were never properly shown in my country)

by the way… I had to ask at some point: what made you change from 4th to 10th now? (great Tennant fan myself and don’t really know much of the series before the 2005 reboot – still look forward to the original episodes – which were never properly shown in my country)

I just felt like changing over from the 4th to the 10th since Tennant is my second favorite Doctor (Tom Baker is still my top favorite, followed by Tennant and then Pertwee rounds out the top three for me).

Thanks! 10/10 for the 10th!!

Fabulous The 10th
Many Thanks!

Thanks for this, a great soundtrack.

Thanks. 🙂 Beats that 47T boot..by FAR

Indeed. The sound quality on that bootleg was just a few notches above excruciating.

Many thanks, I fondly remember when this first aired and always liked the score.

Thank you so much!

Please use me.ga or rapid fire; all the other hosts suck!!! 🙁

THOSE SERVER ARE MALWARE INFECTED!!!!!

So great, thank you…

Please use me.ga or rapid fire; all the other hosts suck!!! 🙁

THOSE SERVER ARE MALWARE INFECTED!!!!!

MEGA links added.

Amazing, and thank you so much.

Thanks for the upload The 10th!

Hard to believe that Intrada is now up to Special Collection Vol. 256 with this release now.

Just got my cd in the mail today. Thanks for tiding me over in the meantime. 🙂

Thank you very much for sharing this gem of Harry Sukman; one of the most beautiful and haunting music ever made; and, for me, the best movie and novel about vampires.

Many thanks 10th!

You are making my year, 10!!!!!!

I have been a film score fan for most of my 38 years, and have never seen Salem’s Lot nor heard Harry Sukman’s score until today… and I am curious what people love about this score? I have only heard CD1, and while I can appreciate it had some character, it was pretty much devoid of any notable themes or harmonies.

I am not trying to be critical, nor am I trying to defame any fans, but I am just curious what track titles from this release people love the most. I was looking forward to this score based off how many forumites held this as their ‘holy grail’, but am now just puzzled!

I have been a film score fan for most of my 38 years, and have never seen Salem’s Lot nor heard Harry Sukman’s score until today… and I am curious what people love about this score? I have only heard CD1, and while I can appreciate it had some character, it was pretty much devoid of any notable themes or harmonies.

I am not trying to be critical, nor am I trying to defame any fans, but I am just curious what track titles from this release people love the most. I was looking forward to this score based off how many forumites held this as their ‘holy grail’, but am now just puzzled!

hi
it depends on what style of score you prefer

some people like a score that has a nice sound design, or works with tension and release in interesting ways… it’s not always about a rousing or memorable melody (not to discount those, it’s all good, depends on the project and what is appropriate)

then there is the memnonic aspect
obviously this is a well loved film and so it’s score will be evocative to that listener who knows the film in different ways than to what a music critic might hear
it also depends on how one will use the music in daily life
is it atmosphere or does one want a listening experience… sometimes it’s an intangible
all are valid uses (often at different times for the same pieces of music)

and yes, it’s true that this score is rather hermannesque and doesn’t really break new ground innovationwise, so maybe you had to be there…

that said, thanx for the upgrade
I had that desk drawer cassette transfer and this is a vast improvement
cool

thanks ! ! great upload !

I have been a film score fan for most of my 38 years, and have never seen Salem’s Lot nor heard Harry Sukman’s score until today… and I am curious what people love about this score? I have only heard CD1, and while I can appreciate it had some character, it was pretty much devoid of any notable themes or harmonies.

I am not trying to be critical, nor am I trying to defame any fans, but I am just curious what track titles from this release people love the most. I was looking forward to this score based off how many forumites held this as their ‘holy grail’, but am now just puzzled!

My angles are similar to reptep23’s.

1) I saw the miniseries broadcast. For its time it was really creepy overall. Remember the vampire kid scratching at the window? And the score (complete with the classical music tag "Dies Irae") was unashamedly SCARY.
2) I also videotaped & redubbed (without commercials) a rebroadcast. At the end credits, instead of the local station’s voiceover, I dubbed music from the ending of Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique, which you may recall ALSO features the theme "Dies Irae."
3) For thirty years there was no soundtrack release.
4) When I got to hear the OST, my delicious reminiscences of fun scariness returned. IT’S A MEMORY THING for a lot of us.
5) The only weak points, to me, are the 1970s-1980s-style "lounge" source music.

In the same way that musical styles can hit one person just right, and another person says, "eh."

Well, I’ve spouted off enough this time.

Merry Christmastime!

Mark
Mark’s Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com/)
Spock?s Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com/)

Thank you SO much for this! It really sounds incredible!

A belated thanks to those who responded to my post about why people love this score… I appreciate the comments and lack of derision! 🙂

Thanks.

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Salem�s Lot (1979) Complete Soundtrack Score
Composed by: Harry Sukman

Link 320kbps: CONTACT ME

Tracklist:
1. Ximico, Guatemala (0:24)
2. We Must Keep Going And Main Titles (2:10)
3. Two Years Earlier (1:28)
4. The Town And Antique Store (1:39)
5. Susan (0:44)
6. The Marsden House And Straker (1:01)
7. Good Evening (0:57)
8. Mike’s Graveyard And Ben’s Notes (0:45)
9. The Lake (1:06)
10. Straker Leaves The House (1:15)
11. Straker Anxious (1:05)
12. Straker Closes The Store (0:57)
13. Beer With Jason (5:51)
14. The Crate Moves (0:33)
15. Mark’s Room (0:32)
16. That Thing Is Movin’! (0:28)
17. Straker And The Body Bag (1:49)
18. Shotgun (1:17)
19. Ralphie At Danny’s Window (2:37)
20. Crockett Stinger And Finding The Dog (0:51)
21. Hospital Window (2:37)
22. Straker Delivers His Suits (1:03)
23. Ben At The Window (0:20)
24. Glick Funeral Begins (0:23)
25. Glick Funeral End (2:11)
26. The Grave Digger And The Grave (1:23)
27. Open The Window Mark (3:06)
28. Jason In Bed (1:10)
29. Trouble At Jason’s House (0:37)
30. Rocking Chair (0:41)
31. Jason’s Heart Attack (1:31)
32. Jail Cell (0:20)
33. Barlow Visits The Petries (0:24)
34. The Priest And Barlow (1:48)
35. Marjorie Glick Rises And Staking Barlow (2:00)
36. Empty Town (3:35)
37. Susan Looks For Mark (2:08)
38. Norton’s Demise And Straker’s Death (1:34)
39. Barlow Disintegrates (0:35)
40. Marsden House Burns (0:49)
41. Two Years Later-They’ve Found Us (0:44)
42. Susan’s Second Death And Full Moon (1:11)
43. Commercial Break Stinger (0:05)
44. The Marsden House (1:38)
45. Main Titles Alternate (Bonus) (1:33)
46. Unknown-End Part 1 (Bonus) (0:27)
47. Trailer Music (Bonus) (0:59)

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Terrific share this – a big thank you from me indeed 🙂

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