Elliot Goldenthal – Interview With The Vampire (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Tracklist
Elliot Goldenthal– | Libera Me | 2:47 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Born To Darkness Part I | 3:04 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Lestat's Tarantella | 0:46 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Madeleine's Lament | 3:06 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Claudia's Allegro Agitato | 4:46 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Escape To Paris | 3:09 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Marche Funêbre | 1:50 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Lestat's Recitative | 3:39 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Santiago's Waltz | 0:37 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Théâtre Des Vampires | 1:18 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Armand's Seduction | 1:51 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Plantation Pyre | 1:59 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Forgotten Lore | 0:31 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Scent Of Death | 1:40 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Abduction & Absolution | 4:42 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Armand Rescues Louis | 2:07 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Louis' Revenge | 2:36 | |
Elliot Goldenthal– | Born To Darkness Part II | 1:11 | |
Guns N' Roses– | Sympathy For The Devil | 7:35 |
Credits (20)
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MaryLynne Barbis*Art Direction, Design
- Elliot GoldenthalComposed By, Orchestrated By
- Jonathan ShefferConductor
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Todd KasowEdited By [Soundtrack]
- Cecilia BrauerGlass Harmonica
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Wendy YoungHarpsichord
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1999 USCD —Album, Stereo
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2001 USCD —Album, Limited Edition, Special Edition
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1996 USCD —Album, Enhanced, Stereo
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So it's ok for GUNS N' ROSES to include a song on this otherwise soundtrack of scores, yet the score soundtrack for Terminator 2, that had been released only a few years prior to this release, wouldn't include - yet another GUN'S N' ROSES tune - the same track found on "Use Your Illusion II" known as 'You Could Be Mine'. I buying this soundtrack on cassette specifically so I could have access to this song in particular - obviously a disappointment for me😕. That said, I'm fairly pist that I didn't hang onto it because I later realized that I definitely enjoy the score to T2 and should've kept it. I don't really even what happened to that tape, but it's definitely no longer in my possession. Oh well, shit def gets lost when in the process of moving from one residence to another, and I've moved way too many times, it's honestly surprising I've been able to hold on to so many possessions over the years. I guess growing up with divorced parents can cause a nomadic lifestyle. I've easily lived in over 30 dif residents throughout my lifetime.
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