INVADERS FROM MARS Original 1953 Soundtrack Recording RARE Japan 1979 Promo LP
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Description
Original Soundtrack Recording
Columbia (Japan) CQ-7036
NEAR MINT LP/VERY GOOD PLUS to NEAR MINT SLEEVE
(Record spindle holes are perfect: mild edge wear to the sleeve with a few corner bumps)
Illustrated insert booklet is in Japanese
(except credits and cast)
No obi (if issued with one)
VERY RARE Japanese promo LP for the soundtrack of the original 1953 science fiction film. This is the only soundtrack issue for the original film--not to be confused with the 1986 remake.
"The production makes use of a unique outre music score that consists of an ethereal, rhythmically wavering tonal composition sung in unison by a choir. It is used as both a sound effect and as the scenic score associated with the Martians. As the film's "The End" title card and end credits are displayed, the ethereal music underscores an unspoken question that only each viewer can answer: is young David still asleep, trapped in a recurring nightmare, or was his bad dream a premonition of this now real event? The score is credited to Raoul Kraushaar, but Thomas Hischak's Encyclopedia of Film Composers notes that most of the score is now believed to be the work of frequent Republic composer Mort Glickman."--Wikipedia.
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