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1M1 Gunbarrel Logo 1M2 Theresa's Grave 1M3 Dumping Blofeld 1M4 For Your Eyes Only (Title Song) 2M1 Change of Watch 2M2 Moscow 2M3 Death of the Havelocks 2M4 San Martin 3M1 Stinger 3M2 Gonzalez Takes a Dive 3M3R A Drive in the Country 3M4 Unfinished Business 4M1 Cortina 4M2 Ice Rink Practice 4M3 Ice Rink Waltz 4M4 Saving Melina 5M1 Sleigh Ride 5M2 Ski Chase I 5M2 Ski Chase II 6M1 Ski Chase III 6M2 Ferrara Killed 6M5 On the Terrace 7M5 Sexy Record 7M6 Lisl Klled 8M1 Dove to Warehouse 8M2 No Head for Heights 9M1 Underwater Meeting 9M3 Submarine 9M4 Divers Approach 10M1 Recovering the ATAC 10M2 Sub vs
Les Baxter's innovative early Exotica work for Capital Records featuring vocalist Bas Sheva
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JERRY GOLDSMITH: The Mummy (Full Orchestral Score) James Horner please contact Duchamp IncAt the time of The Mummy's release in 1999, Hollywood was dominated by disaster spectacles like Armageddon, Deep Impact, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, and high concept science fiction like The Matrix. These films leaned heavily on digital effects and often carried a dark, cynical tone. The Mummy, by contrast, embraced an older tradition of swashbuckling adventure, consciously echoing the spirit of 1930s and 1940s serials wrapped in the cutting edge