In a world of darkness, evil can hide anywhere.



http://store.intrada.com/core/media/media.nl/id.8237/c.ACCT67745/.f?h=a43d2dd85aa7b6fb2d39

Track listing

1. Main Title (02:00)
2. The Car (01:01)
3. Memories Of Steve (00:28)
4. First Night, First Prize (00:29)
5. The Stable (00:58)
6. The Dance Club (01:25)
7. The Upper Field (00:45)
8. Phonograph Record No. 1 (00:46)
9. Phonograph Record No. 2 (01:08)
10. The Silver Bracelet (00:40)
11. Sarah�s Theme (02:09)
(mislabeled as Mia's Theme on back cover)
12. Jacko To Stable (00:31)
13. Sandy Is Dead (02:24)
14. Dandy Star (03:31)
15. Blind Terror (01:28)
16. Broken Glass (01:20)
17. Jacko Pursues Sarah (01:12)
18. Escape! (01:00)
19. Field And Clay Pit (03:55)
20. End Credits (01:01)

Total Duration: 00:28:11


World premiere release of dynamic thriller soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein for Richard Fleischer film about blind woman terrorized by sadistic killer, written by Brian Clemens, starring Mia Farrow. Outdoor farm setting, English countryside set stage for relentless pursuit of defenseless woman while one-by-one, loved ones around her are brutally slain. Bernstein fashions music only where it is needed, totaling just under a half hour in fact. But his approach is powerful, exciting, hard-hitting from the get-go. Opening three-note motif, spanning a mere minor third, launches one of Bernstein's most aggressive "Main Titles" ever. Motif becomes longer idea as propulsive action material takes over. In stunning move, Bernstein takes idea into exciting major key territory for very next cue as sonorous main theme for Mia comes into play. Melody is sweeping, lively, takes command during horse-riding sequences. But spotlight also goes to incredibly sensitive, sadness-tinged minor key treatment of same melody during "Mia's Theme", "Ambulance (End Titles)". Here, piano leads with strings in tow. Cool extra treat: most exposed version of theme in film ("Mia's Theme") is dialed out quickly in picture but here plays complete as recorded for the first time ever! Other notable ideas include composer's trademark lean, transparent suspense writing. Intrada presents complete score, including three brief source cues written by Bernstein, all in dynamic stereo from newly-discovered original two-track session masters mixed by Richard Lewzey at CTS Studios in London, courtesy Columbia Pictures. One of Elmer Bernstein's finest previously-unreleased works is now finally available! Elmer Bernstein conducts. Intrada Special Collection CD available while quantities and interest remain!




ISC 293 See No Evil.zip 134.1 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!cNRSUI5D!pFd79y8e8w0Drn7EIKUGmdFK6ifksOB8HO6kBaj GRtU

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this is first release??? I dont know. and you??

Good old Elmer Bernstein. Never heard of this one but i am grateful for the chance to listen to something unreleased. Thanks

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Thank you very much for the opportunity to check this out. I hadn't heard of it, but I enjoy Bernstein's work and have been curious to hear his "thriller" side.

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---------- Post added at 03:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:43 PM ----------

Whoops -- I am grateful this was shared, but it isn't actually up at MEGA any more. Might anyone re-upload it please?

So it's like wait until dark and Audrey Hepburn? I really didn't see the movie just guess, thank you for the share but link is expired, kindly request to upload.