- The Tower That Ate People
- The Inferno
- A Thousand Years
- Mars Red Planet
- The Fifth Heaven
- MontokPoint
- Canto XXX
- Alone
- Dante's Eternal Flame
- Crash Landing
- The Tower That Ate People(Remix)
- When The World Is Running Down (You Can't Go Wrong)
発売日:2000年11月7日(火)
レーベル:Ark 21
レビュー (Amazon)It's not unusual for high-concept Hollywood projects to result in strange sets of cinema doppelgangers; in 2000, two studios released tales of astronauts stranded on Mars, first the so-bad-it-might-become-a-camp-classic
Mission to Mars, then
Red Planet. But if both movies shared a sense of
Survivor bloated with extraterrestrial existentialism, their music couldn't be more dissimilar. In contrast to
Mars's typically dignified Morricone orchestral score,
Red Planet features a more adventurous fusion of composer Graeme Revell's synth-scapes coupled with a slate of electronica-infused songs by Peter Gabriel (the industrial "The Tower Ate People" and its remix), Sting (the moody "A Thousand Years"), and Strange Cargo ("Montauk Point," a brooding 1995 side project featuring William Orbit, Rico Conning, and spoken word artist Joe Frank). But the revelations here are Revell's genre-morphing collaborations with French opera star Emma Shapplin, tracks that fuse electronics, organic elements, and seemingly ageless liturgical music into an intriguing new whole.
--Jerry McCulley