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Director Jerry A. Baerwitz created this uninspired, problematical monster story by using footage from a
similar but different Japanese monster flic by Inoshira Honda (he who started off Godzilla and followed up
with Rodan, Mothra, Monster Zero and more). Viewer opinion overwhelmingly sides with Honda’s film.
In this story, the Japanese and U.S. military are working together in the Pacific on a Japanese island with
a salt water lake, trying out an experiment to desalinate the water. Their desalination technique wakes up
a prehistoric monster, Baran, from the longest nap on record. Understandably piqued, the monster sets
off to trample down Tokyo in revenge. Some audiences may feel that Baerwitz’ treatment of the Japanese
in this film should have set the monster against Hollywood.
Music Composed and Conducted by
Akira Ifukube
Tracks:
1. Main Title (01:49)
2. Mystery Of The 20th Century (01:10)
3. "Iwadani Village" (01:12)
4. The Anger Of Baradagi (00:47)
5. Baradagi, God Of The Mountains (01:08)
6. Fierceness Of Baran (05:23)
7. Cannon Shot Towards The Lake (01:47)
8. Fierceness Of Baran II (05:18)
9. Baran Flies (00:45)
10. Fishing Boat Disaster (00:48)
11. Baran Vs. Fighter-Bomber ‘Neptune’ (02:10)
12. Baran Vs. Destroyer "Uranami" A (01:41)
13. Baran Vs. Destroyer "Uranami" B (01:11)
14. Fierce Battle Begins (02:26)
15. Self Defense Forces Tank Takes Action (00:22)
16. Baran Lands At Haneda (Airport) (03:02)
17. Special Dynamite (00:56)
18. Rebirth Of Baran (02:46)
19. Ending (02:56)
TRACKS 1-19: Movie Version
20. Main Title (01:32)
21. Rockets And Eastern Monsters (02:01)
22. The Self Defense Forces To Iwadani Village (00:57)
23. The Lake Of Baran (02:03)
24. Baran’s Fierceness (03:15)
25. The Self Defense Forces Retreat (00:59)
26. Tokyo’s Citizens Ordered To Evacuate (01:35)
27. Counter Attack Ordered Against Baran (00:59)
28. Transport Of Special Dynamite (01:32)
29. Ending (02:54)
TRACKS 20-29: TV Version
30. M1T1: Main Title (Take 1) (01:48)
31. M1T3: Main Title (Take 3) (01:49)
32. M1T4: Main Title (Take 4) (01:49)
33. M2T2: Mystery Of The 20th Century (Take 2) (01:08)
34. M4T1: The Anger Of Baradagi (Take 1) (00:50)
35. M11T2: Baran Vs. Fighter-Bomber ‘Neptune’ (Take 2) (00:48)
36. M18T1: Rebirth Of Baran (Take 1) (00:54)
37. M20T1 (02:49)
38. TV-2T5: Rockets And Eastern Monsters (Take 5) (02:04)
39. TV-3T2: The Self Defense Forces To Iwadani Village (Take 2) (01:00)
40. TV-11T1: Tokyo’s Citizens Ordered To Evacuate (Take 1) (01:35)
41. TV-14T2: Transport Of Special Dynamite (Take 2) (01:38)
TRACKS 30-41: Additional Tracks
42. Baran’s Cry (00:27)
43. Appearance In The Water (00:16)
44. Baran’s Footsteps (00:16)
TRACKS 42-44: Sound Effects
Total Time: 74’35
Download Link (Flac) – https://dfiles.eu/files/cctmvq06k
Format: FLAC(WinRar), ADD Mono
File Size: 393 MB
It should be noted that the American version removed every bit of Ifukube’s original score and replaced it with other music (from Albert Glasser’s The Amazing Colossal Man, among other sources). Despite the severe downgrade in the music, I like Baerwitz’ do-over: Daikaiju Baran itself is a pretty dull affair which Varan the Unbelievable trims and shuffles into something moderately engaging, and there’s camp value in Myron Healy’s over-the-top performance. But the two versions really are completely different movies.