Intrada Soundtrack Forum

Helicopter attack on camp from Rambo 2.
Helicopter attack from Dream catcher
Train search from Cassandra Crossing
Killers arrive Boys From Brazil
Attack on the Reliant from Star Trek 2
Hollywood Blvd chase from Lethal Weapon
Stilt House fight and chase from Lethal Weapon 2
Ejector seat sequence from Die Hard 2
Hospital chase from US Marshals
Escape from the Jefferson Institute Coma
Self destruct Star Trek 3
The Approach Exec Decision
Bridge chase Chain Reaction
Richard widmark being told of Silo 3 being taken Twilight's Last Gleaming

And few more. Thankfully a good portion are now available.

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Jason Needs
Webmaster, Jerry Goldsmith Online

THE intro theme from SCARFACE with castro speech and cuban refugees...

The scene with marion cobretti in the supermarket from COBRA (your the disease and i'm the cure)

The semifinal with lincoln hawk and other adversary speeches from OVER THE TOP

The tina's nightmare chase and final chase of nancy from ANOES

The escape police station from TERMINATOR (movie version)

The opening from FRIGHT NIGHT II (very very good)

All the sequence of the white house and intro in the supermarket from STONE COLD

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Most Wanted Unreleased scores:
Giorgio Moroder OVER THE TOP 1987 MGM/Cannon
Giorgio Moroder SCARFACE 1983 Universal
Brad Fiedel FRIGHT NIGHT II 1988 Vista Organization/Columbia
Sylvester Levay COBRA 1986 MGM/Cannon
Gary Chang 52 PICK-UP 1986 MGM/Cannon

It's a small thing, but I'd like to have the 30-40 seconds of the End Title for TEMPLE OF DOOM that interpolates Short Round's theme with the Raiders March. Incredible that with two long cues newly available from the end of the film on cd, that short little segment didn't make the cut. Grrrrr...

Ennio Morricone's "The Ecstasy Of Gold" from "The Good The Bad And The Ugly"................sheer Genius !

The montage theme from A Goofy Movie. The soundtrack album placed a lot of emphasis on the vocal stuff (nothing wrong with the vocals, I love the Powerline songs), but only included a scant few selections from the score, and the jazzy travel music from the montage is left out entirely. Back in 1995 when I first got the OST, I expected this cue to be on there, no ifs, ands or buts. It HAD to be a shoo-in, I was so sure! And while I can't say I was disappointed with the album as a whole, the absence of that cue really let me down. I've always thought it's just about the catchiest, most incredible theme for a montage ever - I mean, it makes you want to get up and dance! Why not include it on a CD that puts so much emphasis on danceable music?



I'm guessing this thread is supposed to be about cues that didn't make the cut for existing albums, but I'd also like to give mention to my favorite Ron Jones cue from DuckTales. I don't know what its name is (though my fan-given title for it, which I use in my , is "Out From Under Our Feet"), but it was written for the scene in "Treasure of the Golden Suns" in which Scrooge, Launchpad and Donald escape from the Andes with the natives in hot pursuit. We're treated to this incredible, rousing chase music as Launchpad flies the mechanical condor through the maze of cliffs, Donald escaping death by a hair numerous times, while Joaquin Slolee's troops give chase atop condors of their own (live ones). And the best part about this cue is, whoever was in charge of music selection had the sense to make this one something of a series staple, so it gets reused in other episodes. Its most effective appearance, I think, is two episodes later when Scrooge and El Capitan start fighting over the gold in the valley while the temple they're in falls apart around them.

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My Holy Grails: 1. DuckTales (Ron Jones/Tom Chase & Steve Rucker)
2. DragonBall Z (Shunsuke Kikuchi), 3. DragonBall GT (Akito Tokunaga), 4. Pocket Monsters (Shinji Miyazaki), 5. A Goofy Movie (Carter Burwell, reworked by Don Davis)

I have one from Star Trek Into Darkness (very recent).

The cue where the father gets the magic blood from Harrison, then walks into the "archive", drops the ring in the glass, and all goes boom.

This is a great cue that goes from the "desperate father" theme, and morphs it into Harrison's theme.

I'll cite a great missing-in-action cue from Morricone's FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE: the version of the "Vice of Killing" theme that underscores the bank-robbery getaway.

And since we've already seen two different OST expansions of ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST, why don't Morricone and RCA finally give us the film edit of that cue for the final duel? It's only been 45 years.

I vaguely remember, when the CD was being produced (Silva Screen did it with a link-up to the Goldsmith Society) that Joel Goldsmith searched everywhere for this piece, but could not locate it anywhere!
My guess would be that Goldsmith did it late in the day (maybe at an extra, 11th hour session) when the End Title song ran a bit short, so it's hidden elsewhere or lost to the ages.
So sad. For such a short piece, it's incredible how much Goldsmith emotes into it.

Easy one that pops in my mind reading this great topic subject: the 'Shield Escape/Snowball' cue in Horner's WILLOW!

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Rame Tep! Rame Tep! Rame Tep!

Dies Irae (Part 2) From Demolition Man
History Lesson (Film Version No Lyrics) from WarGames
Hephaestus Station from Battle Beyond the Stars
Airplane Standoff from Terminal Velocity
Rocketeer to the South Seas Club from The Rocketeer
Epilogue and End Titles (No Spock narration) from Star Trek 2
Stilt House Fight (No Sax overlay, later used in Lethal Weapon 3) from Lethal Weapon 2
First Kamen cue after opening credits from Event horizon
Helicopter Attack from Dreamcatcher
A Little Resistance Part 2 from Outbreak
Main Titles and Metro City (film version) from Judge Dredd
Chow Down with the Boys from ALIEN 3
It's Started part 2 from ALIEN 3
Tao Montage (early scene) from Warriors of Virtue
Underwater Exploration (first 15 minutes of film) From Titanic

this freakin' cue! Actually full score actually would be nice...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84A5TXE0TXY




BRAVEHEART - For Love of a Princess (film version)
SPHERE - film version of the ending - bough that freakin' CD for that cue.
APOLLO 13 - Aquarius Farewell and Docking
THE MUMMY - Winston's Funeral
AVATAR - Into the Na'vi World (First Flight sequence) or 2nd half of the battle
MASK OF ZORRO - The Dance
HELLBOY - Light My Fire, A Hot Kiss (FILM VERSION WITH CHOIR!), Fishstick Flashback and zilion others
THE INVISIBLE - Finale at the hospital FILM VERSION!
THE THING - Monster Breath
STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS - Ode to Harrison, Harrison Captured
TWINS - complete Prologue, Whispering Paints and Finale
JOE VS THE VOLCANO - Marooned without You (choir only)
ROMANTIC COMEDY - End Credits song
DELIRIOUS - End Credits song
CURSED - Love Theme (Finale) - FILM VERSION


second half of McNeely's Iron Will


and a ton of Luboš Fišer's music just to name a few:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u67PVQhOMqo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWmcyujzJKw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJfEUnInRZo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERIK4ix3uFM

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On the subject of songs, while not really a "grail," I was quite disappointed that the otherwise fantastic Sudden Impact CD (well, minus the loudness issues that plague some of the label's releases) could not include "This Side of Forever" sung by Roberta Flack with music by Schifrin.