OST "Exotic Themes for the Silver Screen, Vol. 2" COLOR:2xLP Dreamsicle Orange and Gold Sunrise / Hawaii Deep Blue Oceans melody-driven compositions than previous BSS

melody-driven compositions than previous BSS output

Recorded in Copenhagen and London in mid-2004 with producer Paul Epworth

most influential heavy metal band of the '80s

a song in three equal parts constructed on a resonant drum sequence

highly memorable riffs and choruses continue to set them ahead of the pack from others who have followed in their footsteps

OST "Exotic Themes for the Silver Screen, Vol. 2" COLOR:2xLP Dreamsicle Orange and Gold Sunrise / Hawaii Deep Blue Oceans melody-driven compositions than previous BSSExotic Themes for the Silver Screen Volume 1 spans nearly two decades of Michael Giacchinos music, from his early video game scores to his television hits and blockbuster films. The album transforms these works through the lens of Exotica, replacing epic strings and thundering drums with vibraphones and marimbas. This album was inspired by the work of Arthur Lyman and Martin Denny, says Giacchino. What would they do with the Star Trek theme? Or video