More Music from Forever Knight [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
Fred Mollin （Gnp Crescendo）CD
発売日：1999年5月11日(火)
≪関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル≫
- フレッド・モーリン
- 『Forever Knight』 (TV) (1992)
曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。
- Forever Knight Main Title-Long Version
- The Night Calls My Name
- 'Humanity'
- Suite From Black Buddha: The Explosion/Vachon Blinks/Goodbye, Schanke/Flashback #2
- Suite From Blackwing: Flash To The Spirit Plane/Vachon And Tracy/Vachon's Flashback/Nick On The...
- 'You Are One Strange Guy'
- Suite From The Human Factor: Janette On The Stairs/Flashback #2/In The Mall/The Shooting/In The...
- Heart Of Darkness
- Suite From Faithful Followers: The Cult Meeting/The Big Moment
- Suite From Let No Man Tear Asunder: Tracy And The Doc/Nick Rescues Natalie/Vachon And Tracy...
- Knight In Question: ER Tension
- Lacroix Reads A Book
- Destiny's Edge
- Suite From Stranger Than Fiction: Natalie's Fantasy/Andrew Gets Weird
- 'How Does He Do It?'
- Love You To Death: Charlie And Lucky/Nick Flies
- Suite From The Fever: Tracy And Vachon/The Terror/A Sad Wrap-Up
- Ashes To Ashes: More Lacroix And Divia
- Hasta La Bye Bye
- Suite From Games Vampires Plays: V.R. Yet Again/Nick Plays Again
- The Hunter: Nick Flashback #1
- 'One Law'
- Break The Silence
- 'How I Have Faith'
- Suite From Last Knight: Nick And Nat/The Big Moment/Lacroix And Nick Encore/The Final Decision...
レビュー (Amazon)
Composer Fred Mollin is certainly prolific, but as this second installment of music from the vampire serial Forever Knight proves, he does not merely recycle his own ideas. Granted, there are familiar Knight motifs here, such as when a harp melody gets trampled by massive tom-toms in "Faithful Followers," but Mollin provides new variations as well, including the tribal drumming on "Suite from Blackwing" and the enhanced use of angelic choir on certain tracks. Furthermore, this recording is more restrained than its predecessor, making it a nice companion piece to the original. Toronto torch singers Lori Yates and Molly Johnson make welcome return appearances. Fans of the series will be pleased with volume 2, especially its emotional finale, "Last Knight." --Bryan Reesman
