THE BOOGEY MAN - COMPLETE SCORE - LIMITED 1000 - GREEN VINYL - TIM KROG
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THE BOOGEY MAN
COMPLETE MOTION PICTURE SCORE
MUSIC BY TIM KROG
GREEN VINYL
LIMITED 1000 COPIES
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• COLOR vinyl version limited to 1000 copies worldwide (with obistrip)• Comes with a bonus CD-Record that plays on turntables
• Packaged in a deluxe gatefold tip-on jacket
• Comes with insert containing extensive & exclusive liner notes In 1980 Lommel directed ‘THE BOOGEYMAN’ starring John Carradine, which became a ‘slasher genre’ hit and made the UK’s banned ‘Video Nasties’ list. Two sequels were also produced in 1981 and 1983.
To underscore his film, Lommel needed a soundtrack that fitted the times like the synth based John Carpenter styled soundscapes used in Halloween. By the late seventies, electronic music had achieved new heights of popularity. Technological innovations such as the Mini-Moog became a weapon of choice for new composers, churning out chilling electronic music that showed the industry its full creative potential. For this he turned to Tim Krog and his team ‘Synthe-Sound-Trax’ composed out of Jan Barlett and Ed Christiano. This trio produced a soundtrack far more progressive and unique than one might expect. Moving easily between traditional melodies and more experimental textures, The Boogeyman’s score is a superb example of an economical but highly effective scoring style that would be prevalent throughout the ensuing decade.
As you listen to these soundscapes, remember one thing: “The Boogey man” will get you if you don’t watch out”.
In 1980 Lommel directed ‘THE BOOGEYMAN’ starring John Carradine, which became a ‘slasher genre’ hit and made the UK’s banned ‘Video Nasties’ list. Two sequels were also produced in 1981 and 1983.
To underscore his film, Lommel needed a soundtrack that fitted the times like the synth based John Carpenter styled soundscapes used in Halloween. By the late seventies, electronic music had achieved new heights of popularity. Technological innovations such as the Mini-Moog became a weapon of choice for new composers, churning out chilling electronic music that showed the industry its full creative potential. For this he turned to Tim Krog and his team ‘Synthe-Sound-Trax’ composed out of Jan Barlett and Ed Christiano. This trio produced a soundtrack far more progressive and unique than one might expect. Moving easily between traditional melodies and more experimental textures, The Boogeyman’s score is a superb example of an economical but highly effective scoring style that would be prevalent throughout the ensuing decade.
As you listen to these soundscapes, remember one thing: “The Boogey man” will get you if you don’t watch out”.
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Track Listing 1. The Boogey Man2. Nightmare
3. Weird Willy Music
4. The Boogey Man Strikes
5. Explosion at the Well
6. The Boogey Man (Version 2)
7. Childhood
8. Jake's Theme
9. Gloom
10. Music Box
11. Fast Tracks
12. The Boogey Man (Version 3)
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