For decades, NFL Films has created the magnificent sounds associated with the game of football. As a fan, it is impossible to hear the classic orchestrations of Sam Spence without being transplanted onto the gridiron. Featuring the compositions of staff composers Tom Hedden and Dave Robidoux–the 4-time Emmy-award winning composers who give wings to every Films production–Autumn Thunder is the essence of the game and the very heart of NFL Films.
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Music in High Places, the ultimate international music and travel adventure series, takes top recording artists to the most ancient sites on earth. Each expedition takes music’s biggest artists to the four corners of the globe and features exciting acoustic performances set against the backdrop of earth’s most intriguing natural locations. Take an intimate journey with the Deftones as they discover the culture, history and spirituality of Hawaii while performing some of their greatest hits! Songs: Headup, Knife Party, Digital Bath, One Weak, Boy’s Republic, Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away), Around the Fur, Feiticeira, Change (In the House of Flies).
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The appeal of this CD is at once limited and immense. A 14-song disc featuring the entrance theme songs of World Wrestling Federation superstars will be attractive mostly to WWF fans. But there are certainly several arenas full of those, and that carnivorous clan will certainly want to catch the Rock making his recording debut on “Pie,” a skit/novelty song featuring Slick Rick. While a couple of tracks are repetitive instrumental entries with a few vocals, others are more fully developed songs. Motorhead’s performance of “The Game” (Triple H’s theme song) is raucous fun. The melodic and portentous “If You Dare” (Tazz’s theme song) is another winner. Ditto the moody “Out of the Fire” that announces Kane’s entrance. Odd but appealing are “The One” (Billy Gunn’s theme song) and “I’ve Got It All,” with its “Sweet Jane” melody line. From hip-hop to metal, this collection has something for all hardcore wrestling fans who are willing to “smackdown” their hard-earned bucks for the cause. –Katherine Turman
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Limited edition Japanese 8 CD set includes 2 bonus DVD’s (NTSC/Region 2) and comes in special packaging. Sony. 2005.
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Groundhog Day 207 “Hip hip hooray, it’s Ground Hog Day!” Jack is so excited for his favorite holiday and can’t wait to find out if the ground hog will see her shadow or not! But he might not find out because a scared Gertrude the Ground Hog runs into the clubhouse and nervously peeks out the window, “Are they out there yet? Are they?” Jack and the gang learn that today is Gertrude’s first Ground Hog Day as the ground hog (the one who everyone gathers around to find out if it sees its own shadow). But Gertrude can’t do it, she doesn’t want to be the center of attention, she’s too shy to face all the people and cameras! Gertrude is not going out there! What will happen to Ground Hog Day?! Jack and the Bean Stalk 208 Jack finds some magic beans, which promptly grow into a huge beanstalk, breaking through the clubhouse ceiling, straight up into the clouds. Jack and the gang climb up to investigate and find themselves at the enormous door of a beautiful kingdom high above the clouds. It is here Jack, Mary and Mel meet the Giant, who is very sad. The Giant explains that he just doesn’t know what to get his wife for her birthday. All he has given her in the past are golden eggs, and she’s had enough of them. After trying out some gift ideas, the gang decides that the Giant should give his wife the gift of song. But what song will he sing? How Mel Got His Groove Back 102 Today, the clubhouse is rocking big-time! Mel gets a little carried away with his drum solo and accidentally sends a drum flipping through the air. The drum lands right on Mel and bonks him on the head. We soon discover Mel the dog thinks he’s a cat! Jack tries to bring back Mel’s “dog-gone” memory with his favorite dog toys and treats. Luckily, our good friend Cathy stops by and teaches us a song that gets Mel’s doggie groove back! What a day! Little Bad Wolf 101 Hold on to your musical instruments. Jack, Mary and Mel get a visit from The Little Bad Wolf, the Big Bad Wolf’s brother. He huffs and puffs and blows the instruments all over the place making piles of musical messes. How can we get The Little Bad Wolf to stop blowing down the clubhouse? We can teach him how to play the perfect instrument for a wolf full of hot air. He learns how to blow a tuba! The Little Bad Wolf helps us rock the clubhouse and we all make marvelous music together. What a day!
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The release of Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY CD coincides with the start of the world-tour on December 4, 2007 in Sweden. Recorded by the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and the choir Allmänna Sången, produced and conducted by Arnie Roth. All music composed by Nobuo Uematsu.
1) Opening – Bombing Mission (FINAL FANTASY VII)
2) Liberi Fatali (FINAL FANTASY VIII)
3) Aerith’s Theme (FINAL FANTASY VII)
4) Fisherman’s Horizon (FINAL FANTASY VIII)
5) Don’t be Afraid (FINAL FANTASY VIII)
6) Memoro de la Stono – Distant Worlds (FINAL FANTASY XI)
7) Medley 2002 (FINAL FANTASY I-III) 
Theme of Love (FINAL FANTASY IV)
9) Vamo’ alla Flamenco (FINAL FANTASY IX)
10) Love Grows (FINAL FANTASY VIII)
11) Opera “Maria and Draco” (FINAL FANTASY VI)
12) Swing de Chocobo (FINAL FANTASY series)
13) One-Winged Angel (FINAL FANTASY VII)
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Atari will release the new chapter of the successful series, Alone in the Dark, in the USA on June 2, 2008. It wil be available on XBOX 360, PC, and PS2. The game will be released on PS3 in October 2008.
Alone in the Dark is a major release this year for Atari. The game takes place in Central Park, New York, where detective Edward Carnby finds himself in the middle of an apocalyptic night
that will disclose the horrible secrets that have been hidden in Central Park since its creation.
MILAN RECORDS is proud to announce its partnership with Atari to release the
outstanding soundtrack to Alone in the Dark. Scored by up-and-coming French composer, Olivier Deriviere, the music to Alone in the Dark is a beautiful, dark symphony where electronic programming, a full orchestra and the unforgettable sound of Grammy® award-winning Choir of
Bulgarian Voices are blended into gorgeous and engaging suites. Never before has a game achieved such a feat. Alone in the Dark is a horror/adventure game with its music being one of the
most prominent characters.
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Throughout the 1980s, seminal arena-rockers Journey ruled the charts thanks to their superb songcraft and joyously intense concerts. Featuring an assortment of stunning live performances and memorable music videos, this hit-packed compilation captures the band at the height of their musical powers. Includes “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Wheel in the Sky,” “Faithfully,” “Open Arms,” “Any Way You Want It,” the soaring “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart),” and more. 74 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; discography.
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‘The Greatest Video Game Music’, performed by the highly acclaimed
London Philharmonic Orchestra, features classical orchestrations of the best-known video game themes including Mario Bros, Call of Duty, Zelda, Final Fantasy, Halo, World of Warcraft, the incredibly successful Angry Birds and many more. It allows the hundreds of millions of video game enthusiasts
to fully immerse themselves in the experience of gaming in a new way, and is the perfect gift for both avid and casual gamers.
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