King Kong - 1933 Film / This Is Cinerama

Title Tracks for King Kong (1933 Film) / This Is Cinerama (1952 Film) / Death Of A Scoundrel (1956 Film) [3 on 1]

1. King Kong: Main Title/A Boat In The Fog
2. King Kong: Forgotten Island/Jungle Dance
3. King Kong: The Sea At Night
4. King Kong: Aboriginal Sacrific Dance
5. King Kong: Entrance Of Kong
6. King Kong: The Bronte/Log Sequence
7. King Kong: Cryptic Shadows
8. King Kong: Kong!/The Cave
9. King Kong: Sailors Waiting
10. King Kong: The Rerturn Of King
11. King Kong: King Kong Theatre March
12. King Kong: Kong Escapes/Aeroplanes/Finale
13. This Is Cinerama: Opening & Closing Themes - Cinerama Philharmonic Orchestra/Louis Forbes
14. This Is Cinerama: End Credits - Cinerama Philharmonic Orchestra/Louis Forbes
15. Death Of A Scoundrel: Opening & Closing Themes - RKO Radio Pictures Orchestra/Max Steiner
16. Death Of A Scoundrel: Mother Mother - RKO Radio Pictures Orchestra/Max Steiner
17. Death Of A Scoundrel: Stephanie - RKO Radio Pictures Orchestra/Max Steiner
18. Death Of A Scoundrel: Waltz - RKO Radio Pictures Orchestra/Max Steiner
19. Death Of A Scoundrel: Kelly Blues - RKO Radio Pictures Orchestra/Max Steiner

Customer Reviews

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful

The Best Recording of the King Kong Score, December 20, 2001

By A Customer

This review is from: King Kong (1933 Film) / This Is Cinerama (1952 Film) / Death Of A Scoundrel (1956 Film) [3 on 1] (Audio CD)

I own and have listened to all the recordings of the score to the film King Kong (1933). This is simply the best of them all. Fred Steiner's recording is even superior to Max Steiner's original soundtrack recording. The CD's only shortcoming is that Fred Steiner did not record the entire score. Most of the score is here, and it is magnificent.

6 of 8 people found the following review helpful

A classic score, February 29, 2000

Emerson Paubel (Curitiba, Brazil) - See all my reviews

This review is from: King Kong (1933 Film) / This Is Cinerama (1952 Film) / Death Of A Scoundrel (1956 Film) [3 on 1] (Audio CD)

This recording was previously released but I couldn't get it before. That's why I'm glad to know that this magnificent score was re-recorded and is now avilable again. Fred Steiner reconstructed the score and, of course, this is the best recording ever made. Rhino and Ryko seals are trying to offer us old recordings with lots of dialogues... That's a pity.