Soundtrack Alley

130: Edward Scissorhands

Today you'll hear brand new material from me. Check out this episode on Edward Scissorhands and the amazing score by DANNY ELFMAN

Cue Perception 18

Today on Cue Perception you'll hear as I discuss a really amazing cue from Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring. It's a key cue that flows through the whole trilogy. I think you'll enjoy it.

129: Revisit Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Today I’m visiting the world of Bill and Ted on this revisit. Hope you enjoy it!

128: Interview with Elizabeth Phillipson Weiner

Today on Soundtrack Alley, I'll be discussing an interview I did with ELIZABETH PHILLIPSON WEINER. We discuss some of her music and the films she has worked on.
Elizabeth was born and raised just outside of Philadelphia, PA. Experienced in a wide variety of genres of music, Elizabeth loves to connect with filmmakers and the collaborative art of film scoring. Her music combines unique synth sounds with organic instruments to create bespoke sound palates for each project.
Her scores have premiered in films at the Tribeca Film Festival, Hollyshorts, Urbanworld Film Festival, and Raindance. She’s written the music for everything from non-profit campaigns to congressional campaigns. She is currently scoring a feature film directed by Stacey Maltin for Besties Make Movies.
We discussed her early work and how she got involved with film music, her work on film festivals and the amazing work through the Tribeca Film Festival. We also discussed her music for a few new films yet to be released and I share music from some of her amazing career. I hope you enjoy the show.
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Cue Perception 17

Today you’ll hear a great underrated cue from The Last Starfighter! It will warm your heart and send goosebumps up your arm. Enjoy!

127: Revisit Crocodile Dundee II

Today you'll hear as I talk about Crocodile Dundee II, I thought I'd have a holiday appropriate episode going on, but just too tired and too much dog stuff to pick up today. that's way too much info for you tonight. Just enjoy this episode. It's a blast.

126: Sneakers

Today on Soundtrack Alley, Erik Woods and I delve into Sneakers, the 1990 techno thriller with the amazing cast of Robert Redford, Sidney Poitier, River Phoenix, Dan Aykroid, Ben Kingsley, Mary MacDonnell and David Straithairn. We'll discuss things on the film itself, and we'll also enjoy the film score by the late James Horner. Sit back and relax as you enjoy the show.
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Cue Perception 16

Today on Cue Perception we'll hear an exhilarating cue from the film Jurassic Park. It's an amazing piece of action music by John Williams. It's also something he is really good at, doing action music. He truly is an amazing composer

125: Revisit Cherry 2000

Today I'm sharing an episode that I did a long time ago. Cherry 2000 which was a sci-fi post apocalyptic film in which a man tries to find a new model or disc for his Cherry 2000 sex doll. In the fray of trying to find it, he falls for a bounty hunter (Melanie Griffith) and there are some very gritty mad max moments. The score is by Basil Poledouris, who of course is known for Conan and Starship Troopers. Enjoy!

124: Batman Returns!

The second episode of SOUNDTRACK ALLEY here on CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO is a discussion between Myself and Erik Woods about the film and score to the 1992 Tim Burton film, BATMAN RETURNS, which was a sequel of the smash-hit BATMAN released in 1989. In the film, Batman must prevent the Penguin from killing all of Gotham City’s firstborn sons, while dealing with Catwoman, who seeks vengeance against Max Shreck, a corrupt tycoon who seeks to bring Gotham City under his control. The original score for the film was composed by Danny Elfman, conducted by Jonathan Sheffer and performed by The Hollywood Symphony Orchestra. The expanded release of the score was produced by La La Land Records.
We hope you enjoy the discussion, and the music
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