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Summer Rental / Critical Condition

Summer Rental / Critical Condition

Limited Edition of 1,000 Units

Quartet Records

Release Date: August 26, 2014

Conducted by Alan Silvestri

Format: CD

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Track Listing

1. SUMMER RENTAL: Main Titles 3:42
2. Here We Go 1:56
3. Volleyball Game 1:04
4. I'm a Sailor / First Sailing Trip 2:07
5. The Sea / I Still Love You 2:11
6. It Could Work / Our Own Luck 3:13
7. Dad and Daughters 1:01
8. Waiting for Angus 2:20
9. The Race Begins / The Race Part Two / End of Race 4:18
10. End Credits 4:18
11. BONUS TRACKS: Tangerine 2:46
12. Dolores 2:04
13. CRITICAL CONDITION: Main Title (Revised) 2:22
14. Escape 0:24
15. Ambulance Romp 1:38
16. A Close Shave / Stucky in Focus / The Operation 1:42
17. Tommy Pinto 2:07
18. A Good Team 0:51
19. Dead Cop / The Jig Is Up 1:29
20. Kevin Returns 2:43
21. The Chase 4:22
22. Our Little Secret 1:40
23. BONUS TRACKS: Main Title (alternate A) 2:16
24. Main Title (alternate B) 2:23
  Total Album Time: 54:57

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From the Manufacturer

World premiere release of two eighties comedy scores composed by legendary American composer Alan Silvestri.

Summer Rental (1985) was directed by Carl Reiner. For this comedy, Silvestri provided a hot and catchy Caribbean sound along with full-orchestral action cues.

Critical Condition (1987), a successful vehicle for the late actor Richard Pryor, was directed by Michael Apted. The short score by Silvestri has been eagerly requested by collectors over the years, but has remained unreleased until now. This score belongs to the era when the composer was making the most use of electronics, mixing Synclavier, saxophone and full orchestra in some passages.

Both scores have been sourced from stereo session masters vaulted at Paramount Pictures and sound stunning. Package includes a full-color 12-page booklet with liner notes by Andy Dursin.

This release fills a sizable gap from the breakthrough period in Silvestri's film scoring career. The collective energy of the two scores is simply, undeniably infectious.

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