Kull: The Conqueror - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Artist: Joel Goldsmith
Label: Varese Sarabande
Category: Music
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Format: Soundtrack
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 030206586220
EAN: 0030206586220
ASIN: B00000152I
Release Date: 1997-09-09 |
Kull: The Conqueror - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Tracks:
- Kull The Conqueror
- Kull's Initiation
- Card Reading
- Rebirth Of Aki
- Ship Brawl
- The Voyage Begins
- The Arrival
- Aki's Control
- Deep Freeze
- Askalante On Ice
- Meeting Zereta
- The King's Death
- Saving Zereta
- Ride to Tetheli
- The Hunt For Kull
- Kull's Escape
- Kull's Return
- King Kull
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Customer Reviews:
One of my faves.......2003-06-28
I liked the movie, so sue me : )
This is a powerful soundtrack, with a blend of rock/metal, and classical music. Both accompany each other very well! The large fight scenes have guitars rocking on, it makes me wanna get up and jump into the screen.
There isn't one piece of music that I didn't like.
Deep Freeze 9 was great, adn End titles were very, "royal" sounding.
Bad Movie, Great Soundtrack!.......2001-05-06
Okay, so the movie was horrible. I was so busy laughing that I didn't pay any attention to the music. And then a few weeks later, I got a chance to listen to the soundtrack. When I heard Track 1: Kull the Conqueror, I was blown away! This track is intense! It starts off slow, with orchestral instruments, then the guitars kick in at just the right moment. This song is perfectly composed, conducted, and executed. In fact, I think that Joel Goldsmith put most of his effort and creative ability into this one song. This means, of course, that the rest of the album is lacking by comparison, but it still manages to retain some of the epic feel of the first track. Track 9: Deep Freeze and Track 13: Saving Zereta are also quite good, and it is very difficult not to get extremely excited when listening to these songs. As for the remaining tracks, they are perhaps a bit slower, but still well composed and highly enjoyable. I recommend this album highly to anyone who enjoys listening to epic fantasy-type music. Of course, such people usually listen to this type of music in secret (myself included), as it is usually perceived by the masses as being rather cheesy.
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