Bernard Herrmann – Mysterious Film World Of Bernard Herrmann (1975, FLAC)

Vinyl Rip 24bit at 96kHz

01 – MYSTERIOUS – Prelude.flac
02 – MYSTERIOUS – The Balloon.flac
03 – MYSTERIOUS – The Giant Crab.flac
04 – MYSTERIOUS – The Giant Bee.flac
05 – MYSTERIOUS – The Giant Bird.flac
06 – JASON – Prelude.flac
07 – JASON – Talos.flac
08 – JASON – Talos’ Death.flac
09 – JASON – Triton.flac
10 – Gulliver – Overture.flac
11 – Gulliver – Minuetto-Wapping.flac
12 – Hornpipe.flac
13 – Lillitputions 1 and 2.flac
14 – Victory 1 and 2.flac
15 – Escape.flac
16 – The King’s March.flac
17 – Trees.flac
18 – The Tightrope.flac
19 – Lovers.flac
20 – The Chess Game.flac
21 – Pursuit.flac
22 – Finale.flac

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THE Man of film composing — and TV composing as he did some early "Twilight Zone" work. He started with "Citizen Kane" and ended up with "Taxi Driver". Not bad, eh? A guiding light to Danny Elfman and others, BM was IT. So sit you down and enjoy some good stuff. Better yet, rent some of these flicks! You’re kids will love it, and secretly, you will too.

Allmusic Review by Bruce Eder
"This album was recorded by the composer early in 1975 and has proved to be one of the more enduring parts of Bernard Herrmann’s catalog, a steady seller on LP, and issued several times on CD, including an audiophile version from Mobile Fidelity. During the early to mid-’70s, Herrmann began re-recording many of his earlier scores at Kingsway Hall in London with the National Philharmonic Orchestra. The sound glitters, some of the brightest and richest audio of its period (attested to by the album’s being part of Decca/London Phase 4 Stereo), and the performances have a dignity and intensity that makes the music — drawn from the key parts of Herrmann’s scores for the Ray Harryhausen-created fantasy films The Three Worlds of Gulliver, Mysterious Island, and Jason and the Argonauts — seem even more serious and profound than it originally did. Herrmann tends to take the tempos slower than he did in the original scores, which gives him and the players a chance to open up the detail and nuances in the music, bringing out their surprising depth and complexity. What’s more, the players sound like they’re having the time of their lives playing it."

The tracks are taken from 3 films, "Mysterious Island", Jason And The Argonauts" and "The Three Worlds Of Gulliver". The vinyl was so pristine that I did as little work as I could live with. It sounds awesome, so turn it up, ‘K?

Thanks Talos too (just to be on the safe side).