Howard ShoreVideodrome (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Label:

Varèse Sarabande – STV 81173

Format:

Vinyl , LP

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Stage & Screen

Style:

Ambient

Tracklist

A1 Welcome To Videodrome 4:10
A2 801 A / B 7:16
A3 A Slow Burn 4:47
B1 TV Or Not TV 5:01
B2 TV ions 6:17
B3 Pins And Needles 3:03
B4 Long Live The New Flesh 3:29

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright ©Universal City Studios, Inc.
  • Remixed AtPi West Studio
  • Mastered AtInternational Automated Media
  • Pressed ByKM Records Inc. – KM-10876
  • Lacquer Cut AtInternational Automated Media
  • Manufactured ByKM Records Inc. – KM-10876

Credits

  • Composed ByHoward Shore
  • Coordinator [Production Coordinator]Karen Stone
  • Engineer [Stereo Re-Mix Engineer]Alan Howarth
  • Executive-ProducerTom Null
  • Lacquer Cut ByRD*
  • Mastered ByBruce Leek
  • ProducerScot W. Holton*
  • Programmed By [Computer]Peter Hedeman
  • Programmed By [Sound FX]Peter Burgess (3)
  • Programmed By [Synthesizer Programming]Tom Coppola

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A): STV 81173 A2 IAM RD KM-10876-A2 + KM +
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B): STV 81173 B2 IAM RD KM-10876-B2 + KM +
  • Pressing Plant ID (In runouts): KM

Other Versions (5 of 7)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
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Videodrome - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (CD, Reissue) Varèse Sarabande VSD-5975 1998
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Videodrome - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (CD, Reissue) Varèse Sarabande C8-1039, none Japan 1998
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Videodrome - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (CD, Reissue) Varèse Sarabande VSD-5975 US 1998
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Videodrome (The Complete Restored Score) (CD, Album, Limited Edition, Remastered) La-La Land Records LLLCD 1583 US 2022
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Videodrome (The Complete Restored Score) (LP, Album, Reissue, Red With Black And White Splatter, 180 Gram) Backlot Music MOND-252 US 2022

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Reviews

  • fotogink's avatar
    fotogink
    Reissue on Wed by Mondo in a black only edition. Why no mixed colors ? but should sound better on black only. They probably still had a hella wait on backorder once it sold out,and black was the shortest wait. This new vinyl boom is killing all the fun out of everything.
    • TekstaMembrain
      Surprised this goes for a lot, its also kind of annoying since this is my favorite movie and I can't really buy the soundtrack because of those high prices.

      Not even David Cronenberg movies are safe from discogs prices...
      • MaxRenn's avatar
        MaxRenn
        Howard Shore has written many fantastic scores, like "The Silence of the Lambs" or "Seven", but his best are the ones for David Cronenberg. Like Videodrome. This is his only purely synthesized score, and it's great. Like the film it is disturbing and extremely dark. And it's unique. The music appears to be rather simple: there's a bassline, there's an organ, there are electronic noises and breathing sounds. This does not explain what it does to me, though. I mean, Shore is a genius, achieving with limited means what others wouldn't get done with three computers, six samplers and twenty synths. This is no easy stuff on the album, it's even abrasive and really noisy at times, but for heaven's sake-check it out!
        The first track is a perfect opening for the album-it's a music-and-sound-effects-track and contains some disturbing vocal samples-and it's so deep, very deep, as deep as the whole album. Also check "801 A/B"(oh, what a great name!), the best presentation of the film's main theme. And there's "Pins and Needles", a track that will break your heart. Pain and pleasure, indivisible.

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