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10-11-2011, 08:06 AM
J. Peter Robinson
Wes Craven's New Nightmare (Expanded Score)
Milan Records, 1994
FLAC, level 8 compression (album tracks); 320kbps MP3 (bonus tracks)
Album sections ripped from my own original CD.

http://www.multiupload.com/VPVI2PSQKP
pass: neversleepagain
Track Listing:
1. Playground
2. A New Nightmare Begins
3. And Now... Heeeere's Freddy!
4. Heather And Chase Theme
5. Scratches
6. Phone Calls
7. The Glove Gioes Berserk
8. Heather's Departure
9. Dylan Tells Heather About Rex
10. Heather's Concern
11. Bedtime Story (Dylan's Theme)
12. Chase's Blues
13. The Claw and Chase's Death
14. The Police Tell Heather About Chase
15. The Funeral
16. The Park
17. Nosebleed
18. Robert's Painting
19. The Claw In Heather's Bed
20. Attack
21. Heather Reassures Dylan
22. Wes Craven's Nightmare
23. Never Sleep Again
24. Miss Me??!!
25. Oxgentyton
26. Everything's Not All Right!
27. The Freeway
28. Transformation
29. Bread Crumbs
30. Freddy's Netherworld
31. Script / Freddy's Attacks
32. Tongue/Escape
33. Safe At Last???
34. Skin the Cat (bonus track, lossy MP3)
35. Freddy's Attacks (extended) (bonus track, lossy MP3)
36. End Credits (bonus track, lossy MP3)
TRT: 1:14:05 (album: 57:19, bonus tracks: 16:46)
Note: this is definitely the score that got me into film scores and I have never been able to share this before today to anyone but one of my closest friends back in the day. For those of your familiar with the Elm Street scores the scores previous to this have all been horrifically synthetic and apart from the first and second Elm Street scores, not particularly interesting. This is the 2nd Elm Street film Wes Craven directed and this was right before his collaboration with now-famous composer, Marco Beltrami. J. Peter Robinson's score contribution to the Elm Street mythos was a much-needed breath of fresh air. Sure this score does feature frequent synthetic elements but it also features an astounding use of a live orchestra as well. This is definitely the scariest Elm Street score to date and features several themes that still stick in my head to this day. My biggest gripe about this album is the exclusion of my favorite track, Skin the Cat. It was the most powerful cue of the entire score that jump started the third and final act and I personally feel it was a travesty to leave off of the album so I've included as a bonus my rip of that cue from the DVD as well as a rip of the extended Freddy's lair sequence that was heavily cut down on album and the end credit suite. A few sound effects are heard but for the most part it's as clean as I can get it. The bitrate for those three cues is 320kbps. Simply because I am such a huge fan of this score I have opted to not upload an MP3 version for the album sections because lossless is the best way to go with this intricate and very scary score. I hope you all enjoy!
Wes Craven's New Nightmare (Expanded Score)
Milan Records, 1994
FLAC, level 8 compression (album tracks); 320kbps MP3 (bonus tracks)
Album sections ripped from my own original CD.

http://www.multiupload.com/VPVI2PSQKP
pass: neversleepagain
Track Listing:
1. Playground
2. A New Nightmare Begins
3. And Now... Heeeere's Freddy!
4. Heather And Chase Theme
5. Scratches
6. Phone Calls
7. The Glove Gioes Berserk
8. Heather's Departure
9. Dylan Tells Heather About Rex
10. Heather's Concern
11. Bedtime Story (Dylan's Theme)
12. Chase's Blues
13. The Claw and Chase's Death
14. The Police Tell Heather About Chase
15. The Funeral
16. The Park
17. Nosebleed
18. Robert's Painting
19. The Claw In Heather's Bed
20. Attack
21. Heather Reassures Dylan
22. Wes Craven's Nightmare
23. Never Sleep Again
24. Miss Me??!!
25. Oxgentyton
26. Everything's Not All Right!
27. The Freeway
28. Transformation
29. Bread Crumbs
30. Freddy's Netherworld
31. Script / Freddy's Attacks
32. Tongue/Escape
33. Safe At Last???
34. Skin the Cat (bonus track, lossy MP3)
35. Freddy's Attacks (extended) (bonus track, lossy MP3)
36. End Credits (bonus track, lossy MP3)
TRT: 1:14:05 (album: 57:19, bonus tracks: 16:46)
Note: this is definitely the score that got me into film scores and I have never been able to share this before today to anyone but one of my closest friends back in the day. For those of your familiar with the Elm Street scores the scores previous to this have all been horrifically synthetic and apart from the first and second Elm Street scores, not particularly interesting. This is the 2nd Elm Street film Wes Craven directed and this was right before his collaboration with now-famous composer, Marco Beltrami. J. Peter Robinson's score contribution to the Elm Street mythos was a much-needed breath of fresh air. Sure this score does feature frequent synthetic elements but it also features an astounding use of a live orchestra as well. This is definitely the scariest Elm Street score to date and features several themes that still stick in my head to this day. My biggest gripe about this album is the exclusion of my favorite track, Skin the Cat. It was the most powerful cue of the entire score that jump started the third and final act and I personally feel it was a travesty to leave off of the album so I've included as a bonus my rip of that cue from the DVD as well as a rip of the extended Freddy's lair sequence that was heavily cut down on album and the end credit suite. A few sound effects are heard but for the most part it's as clean as I can get it. The bitrate for those three cues is 320kbps. Simply because I am such a huge fan of this score I have opted to not upload an MP3 version for the album sections because lossless is the best way to go with this intricate and very scary score. I hope you all enjoy!