Evil Dead [Soundtrack] [Import]

evil dead [soundtrack] [import]

Track Listings

1. Introduction

2. Eye Games/Charm

3. Bridge Out

4. Rape of the Vines

5. Ascent/Inflection

6. Automatic Writing

7. Skin

8. Give Her the Ax

9. Love Never Dies

10. Kandanian Dagger/Book Burning

11. Dawn of the Evil Dead

12. Not the Shower Curtain

13. Check on You

14. Pencil It In

15. Get the Lantern/Book of the Bead

16. Dawn/Incantation

17. Shotgun

18. Games

19. Cabin/Wounded Melody

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Evil Dead [Soundtrack] [Import]

Average customer rating:

Great soundtrack to go along with one of the best no-budget horror flicks ever.
Nice Soundtrack from a Frightening Movie
Evil Dead Soundtrack
FINALLY, the 1st EVIL DEAD music score is re-released!
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Evil Dead
Joseph LoDuca
Manufacturer: Umvd Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000006YKK
Release Date: 1996-05-23

Tracks:

Introduction
Eye Games/Charm
Bridge Out
Rape of the Vines
Ascent/Inflection
Automatic Writing
Skin
Give Her the Ax
Love Never Dies
Kandanian Dagger/Book Burning
Dawn of the Evil Dead
Not the Shower Curtain
Check on You
Pencil It In
Get the Lantern/Book of the Bead
Dawn/Incantation
Shotgun
Games
Cabin/Wounded Melody

Customer Reviews:

Great soundtrack to go along with one of the best no-budget horror flicks ever. .......2005-12-31

While most no-budget horror films of the late 70's early 80's were plagued with hideous synthesizer soundtracks, Sam Raimi's debut film, "The Evil Dead", featured wonderfully-composed music that actually sounded like a real score, not something a one-time wannabee "composer" with a synthesizer soundboard threw together overnight.
Indeed composer Joseph LoDuca has taken great care to make sure the score sounds as rich as possible, and succeeds with flying colors. Tracks like "Eye games" do a great job establishing the love between the two main characters, while other tracks like "Rape of the Vines" and "Skin" are noticably creepy.
Though LoDuca does use synth sounds time-to-time, he uses it intelligently and thus builds the barrier between ED's score and just about every other synth score of its time.

This soundtrack is pretty rare but if you come across it, don't hesitate to add it to your soundtrack collection!

Fine work from a rather underappreciated composer.

Nice Soundtrack from a Frightening Movie.......2003-06-21

This sountrack is kind of rare nowadays, and it's a classic. Alike the movie, it's a different soundtrack. The songs are all composed and conducted by Joseph LoDuca. They're all instrumental songs. And all of them are classical, although some of them are really weird for being classic.
My favorite songs here are "Introduction" (A Piano-only song, great melody), "Check On You" (I'm not sure of which instrument it is played with, but it sounds like acoustic guitar), "Dawn/Incantaton" (Don't ask me... The are cellos and many other instruments).
It's good for a Halloween party, yes.. Because there are some scary songs, but not all of them. Some are romantic, other just weird, like if Joseph was trying to mix instruments to create different this. The weirdest, in my opinion is "Get The Lantern / Book Of The Dead", it mixes every possible instruments. In a part of this song, it even sounds like Brazilian's Samba... Very weird.
Overall, it's a great collectable for us, Evil Dead fans. There is a note by Stephen King talking about the movie and some movie stills in the CD too. If you are a soundtrack collector, it is a great item too. Just don't buy this soundtrack if you're looking for normal songs, heavy metal (most horror movies fans like this kind of music), or if you hate classical music anyways. For the rest of us, but it at Amazon.com while you still can, because I think this soundtrack by Varése Sarabande (which is imported from Germany) will be sold out soon, because they are not made anymore.. It's one-in-a-lifetime-chance... The only reason I do not give this CD more stars it's because I'm not a big fan of classical music, and there are some boring songs.

Evil Dead Soundtrack.......2001-05-25

What can I say? The best movie ever made, the best soundtrack ever made in my opinion. The best music that I heard in my live (and I'm 36) it's here. Is called Dawn. Buy it...

FINALLY, the 1st EVIL DEAD music score is re-released!.......2001-01-03

The 1st Evil Dead film is more than just a great low-budget horror film. It is an excellent showcase of talent from a team of self-described "hack filmmakers from Detriot" overcoming all obstacles and making one of the most copied, influential (and FUN) independent films of all time. The music score is no exception. Mixing sweet string sections with great analog synth sounds, it is another important highlight of the films greatness. As a fan of the 1st Evil Dead film, I thought a CD of Joe LoDuca's music from this classic was a pipe dream. I've seen photos of it and was surprised that it was ever in print. An unsung hero of the Rennaissance Pictures crew is given his due. Excellent.

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Frightening.......1999-07-18

An incredible horror score for one of the best horror movies ever made

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