The Music Of DC Comics Volume 2 - Sealed Double 180g BLUE COLOURED Vinyl LP
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• 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL
• GATEFOLD SLEEVE
• INCLUDES NEVER RELEASED
RECORDINGS FROM GOTHAM, BATMAN AND ROBIN
AND MUCH MORE.
• FEATURES MUSIC BY JOHN WILLIAMS, HANS ZIMMER,
DANNY ELFMAN, JUNKIE XL, SUN RA AND MORE
• PVC PROTECTIVE SLEEVE
• EXCLUSIVE SUPERHEROES FOLD-OUT POSTER
• FIRST PRESSING OF 1.000 NUMBERED COPIES ON
BLUE VINYL
A must-have for fans, this compilation features selections from over 80 years of recordings from a variety of DC Comics movies, television shows, animated series, videogames, and radio shows.
Whether it’s in the panels of a comic or the frames of a TV show or film, heroes like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and The Flash are always a sight to behold. But let’s not overlook how they sound. Whether it’s the iconic, influential work of master composers like John Williams, Shirley Walker or Hans Zimmer, the retro kitsch associated with shows like 1966’s Batman or 1973’s Super Friends, or the poppy, irresistible hooks of the recent DC Super Hero Girls theme, “Get Your Cape On,” DC has a long legacy of unforgettable music.
The Music of DC Comics: Volume 2 features 29 songs from beloved movies, television shows, games and radio shows including Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Batman: The Animated Series, Superman, Injustice: Gods Among Us, The Dark Knight Rises, Supergirl, Gotham and The Flash, including eleven songs that have never before been released.
1. The Baby From Krypton Intro (from Superman Radio Show [1940]) - Bud Collyer
2. What Are You Going To Do When You Are Not Saving the World? (from Man of Steel [2013]) - Hans Zimmer
3. Superman Theme (from Ruby-Spears Superman [1988]) - John Williams
4. Superman The Animated Series Theme (1996) - Shirley Walker
5. The Flying Sequence / Can You Read My Mind? (feat. Margot Kidder) [1978] - John Williams
6. Fight Night (from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice [2016]) - Hans Zimmer & Junkie XL
7. Batman Theme (1966) - Neal Hefti
8. Batman the Animated Series (1996) - Danny Elfman
9. The Ballad of Batman (from Batman: The Brave and The Bold [2002]) - John DiMaggio
10. Batman and Robin: Batman Takes Over (Intro [1949]) - Mischa Bakaleinikoff
11. Why Do We Fall? (from Dark Knight Rises [2012]) - Hans Zimmer
12. Christmas With The Joker / Jingle Bells Batman Smells (1992) - Shirley Walker
13. Joker Is Wild (1966) - The Sensational Guitars of Dan and Dale
14. Mischief (Harley Quinn's Theme) [from Infinite Crisis Videogame [2015]] - Matthew Harwood
15. Lex Luthor's Lair (1978) - John Williams
16. Penguin Makes Moves (from Gotham [2015]) - Graeme Revell
17. Penguin's Umbrella (1966) - The Sensational Guitars of Dan and Dale
18. Challenge of The Super Friends (1978) - Hoyt Curtin
19. The Theme of The Justice League of America (1966) - Arthur Korb
20. Supergirl Theme (2015) - Blake Neely
21. Robin's Theme (1966) - The Sensational Guitars of Dan and Dale
22. The Adventures of Superpup (1958) - TV Pilot
23. DC's Legends of Tomorrow Theme (2016) - Blake Neely
24. Metamorpho (1966) - Arthur Korb
25. Get Your Cape On (2015) - Jordyn Kane
26. The Flash TV Series Theme (1990) - Danny Elfman
27. The Flash vs Arrow (2014) - Blake Neely
28. Wonder Woman (1966) - Arthur Korb
29. Wonder Woman TV Series Season 3 Theme (1978) - Charles Fox The Deluxe CD comes as a Bookbound Format with additional artwork. - See more at: http://sophieellisbextor.tmstor.es/cart/product.php?id=29291#sthash.BoPKAnUL.dpuf Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust, which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.
Following suit with her last record, Familia was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever. - See more at: http://sophieellisbextor.tmstor.es/cart/product.php?id=29294#sthash.nvFWYiYv.dpuf
Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust, which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.
Following suit with her last record, Familia was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever.
1. Wild Forever
2. Death Of Love
3. Crystallise
4. Hush Little Voices
5. Here Comes The Rapture
6. Come With Us
7. Cassandra
8. My Puppet Heart
9. Unrequited
10. The Saddest Happiness
11. Don't Shy Away
Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust, which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.
Following suit with her last record, Familia was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever.
1. Wild Forever
2. Death Of Love
3. Crystallise
4. Hush Little Voices
5. Here Comes The Rapture
6. Come With Us
7. Cassandra
8. My Puppet Heart
9. Unrequited
10. The Saddest Happiness
11. Don't Shy Away
Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust, which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.
Following suit with her last record, Familia was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever.
1. Wild Forever
2. Death Of Love
3. Crystallise
4. Hush Little Voices
5. Here Comes The Rapture
6. Come With Us
7. Cassandra
8. My Puppet Heart
9. Unrequited
10. The Saddest Happiness
11. Don't Shy Away
Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust, which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.
Following suit with her last record, Familia was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever.
1. Wild Forever
2. Death Of Love
3. Crystallise
4. Hush Little Voices
5. Here Comes The Rapture
6. Come With Us
7. Cassandra
8. My Puppet Heart
9. Unrequited
10. The Saddest Happiness
11. Don't Shy Away
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