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10.5

10.5

Limited Edition of 500 Units

Dragon's Domain Records (DDR706)

Release Date: June 29, 2020

Formats: CD, Digital

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1. 10.5 Main Title / Goodbye, Space Needle

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 3:18
2. Train Wreck Sequence

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 2:07
3. Heading to Los Angeles

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 1:26
4. Hill's Theory

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 2:14
5. Aftermath

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 2:12
6. Fault Search / Sinkhole

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 4:39
7. Father and Daughter On the Road

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 2:02
8. Goodbye Golden Gate Bridge

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 3:02
9. Let's Use Nukes!!!

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 2:32
10. Presidential Order to Evacuate

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 1:15
11. Presidential Speech

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 1:39
12. Governor and Rachel Under Wreckage

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 1:53
13. Doc Calls Home / Rachel Dies

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 4:05
14. The First Nuke

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 4:58
15. L.A. Evacuation / Rachel Didn't Make It

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 3:58
16. Truck Run

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 1:37
17. I Never Got Over Your Mom / The Camp

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 2:10
18. Rachel's Message / Owen Finds His Family

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 1:56
19. Quake at Warhead Site #6 / Losing the Nuke

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 2:42
20. Going Down the Drill Hole / Trapped by the Bomb

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 4:33
21. A Father's Farewell

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 4:34
22. Detonating the Nukes / Wrong Way River

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 3:46
23. The Big One!!!

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 5:21
24. The Big Finish

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 1:24
25. It's Over / 10.5 End Credits

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 3:50
  Total Album Time: 73:13

From the Manufacturer

Dragon's Domain Records, to be distributed through buysoundtrax.com, presents 10.5 featuring music composed and conducted by Lee Holdridge for the 2004 television mini-series directed by John Lafia, written by Christopher Canaan and Ronnie Christensen, starring Kim Delaney, Fred Ward, Ivan Sergei, Dulé Hill, John Schneider, Kaley Cuoco, Rebecca Jenkins, David Cubitt, Brian Markinson, John Cassini, Kim Hawthorne and Beau Bridges as the President of the United States.

10.5 was a 2004 NBC television mini-series directed by John Lafia, who is also co-credited with the screenplay along with Christopher Canaan and Ronnie Christensen. The mini-series was acclaimed for its visual effects, and deservedly so. From the toppling of Seattle's Space Needle, a passenger train swallowed up by a giant crack in the earth, and the Golden Gate Bridge collapse to the film's catastrophic 10.5 earthquake which separates a large portion of California's southwestern coast to float off into the Pacific.

By the time he composed 10.5 in 2004, Lee Holdridge had 34 years of experience composing music for films and television. Holdridge's experience scoring for television, in particular, had given him a reputation as a competent and dependable composer. It was his association with NBC television that brought him in to score 10.5. Holdridge had scored a handful of dramatic mini-series prior to 10.5, mostly historical subjects, but his 1999 NBC mini-series Atomic Train, an action thriller about a disposal company transporting an atomic bomb who conceals the device on a freight train to save money, gave him a chance to flex his action movie chops.

Holdridge had been primarily an orchestral composer when it came to film scoring and higher-budgeted TV movies and mini-series, but 10.5 didn't have the budget for a fully orchestral score. This was the era where television production companies didn't have the kind of budgets that permitted full orchestras, so the bulk of 10.5's score was recorded via MIDI. But Holdridge did manage to bring in a few live instruments to sweeten an otherwise electronic score. Most of the score was performed recording digital instruments into MIDI, allowing Holdridge and Robert Irving to manipulate the sounds and give the disaster music its proportional sonic size. The electronic foundation of 10.5's score benefits from Holdridge's experience as an orchestral composer and conductor when it came to realizing an authentic orchestral sound via digital means.

Dragon's Domain Records is excited to bring 10.5 to compact disc for the first time, mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland under the composer's supervision. The booklet includes exclusive liner notes written by author Randall Larson with the participation of the composer.

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