# | Track | Duration | |
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The Crow - Original Score - The Deluxe Edition | |||
1. | Birth Of The Legend | 6:17 | |
2. | Forever | 1:29 | |
3. | Absolution Accepted | 2:26 | |
4. | Despair | 1:37 | |
5. | Resurrection | 2:09 | |
6. | Never Ever Fear | 3:43 | |
7. | Inertia | 1:48 | |
8. | Pain And The Shadows | 0:41 | |
9. | The Crow Descends | 2:31 | |
10. | A Cold October Night | 1:08 | |
11. | Remembrance | 2:54 | |
12. | Rain Forever | 2:32 | |
13. | Shattered In The Head | 0:44 | |
14. | Her Eyes...So Innocent | 2:45 | |
15. | Tracking The Prey | 3:35 | |
16. | Elegy | 0:32 | |
17. | The Tides Of Sin | 2:07 | |
18. | Pain And Retribution | 2:34 | |
19. | Angels All Fire | 1:16 | |
20. | Believe In Angels | 3:32 | |
46:19 |
# | Track | Duration | |
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The Crow - Original Score - The Deluxe Edition | |||
1. | Respect To The Living | 3:25 | |
2. | Truth To The Dead | 0:55 | |
3. | Killing Time | 1:24 | |
4. | A Vision From Hell | 1:52 | |
5. | Captive Child | 2:32 | |
6. | Devil's Night | 2:30 | |
7. | Innocent Lovers | 2:13 | |
8. | On Hallowed Ground | 2:42 | |
9. | Twisted Wreckage | 3:13 | |
10. | Inferno | 5:03 | |
11. | Eyes Like Candy | 3:25 | |
12. | Irony | 1:14 | |
13. | Legacy Of Brutality | 1:49 | |
14. | Watching You Forever... | 2:27 | |
15. | Angel From Hell | 4:04 | |
16. | Praying For Rain | 0:47 | |
17. | Return To Grave | 3:45 | |
18. | Last Rites | 3:54 | |
19. | Destroy Myself | 1:45 | |
20. | End Titles: It Can't Rain All The Time (Jane Siberry) | 4:04 | |
53:03 |
Added on Wednesday, October 06, 2021
Varèse Sarabande is excited to announce the 2-CD and digital release of the Original Motion Picture Score for The Crow: Deluxe Edition composed by Graeme Revell. This special release adds 25 additional tracks to the original album including Revell’s end title song, “It Can’t Rain All the Time,” performed by Jane Siberry.
Varèse Sarabande is excited to announce the 2-CD and digital release of the Original Motion Picture Score for The Crow: Deluxe Edition composed by Graeme Revell. This special release adds 25 additional tracks to the original album including Revell’s end title song, “It Can’t Rain All the Time,” performed by Jane Siberry.
The digital album is available on all streaming and download services, while the CD is exclusive to VareseSarabande.com. Both are available today, October 1.
The Crow: Deluxe Edition will also be available as a 2-LP set on November 5. The bespoke package consists of a glossy wide-spine embossed jacket featuring original artwork, 2 black vinyl records housed in full-color inner sleeves with movie stills, new notes and interviews and a fold-out 16x24 movie poster. The LP configuration has been expanded by 14 tracks for a total of 30 minutes of additional music.
The Crow (1994) became famous before it was even released, due to the tragic death of star Brandon Lee in an on-set accident. Alex Proyas’ supernatural revenge thriller, based on a comic book, was met with critical and fan acclaim. It became a box-office hit and tribute to its fallen star, leading to a franchise of sequels and a television series.
The Crow features a masterful score by Graeme Revell (Dead Calm, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle). With a background in what is typically called “world music,” Revell radically reinvented the grammar of film scoring by incorporating the authentic sonorities of non-Western cultures far more extensively and adroitly than had ever been attempted.
Under Revell’s expert hand, the Crow score is a unique mélange of synthesized, industrial, vocal, non-Western and Western elements—with everything from tribal drumming to rock guitars, children’s choir, blues riffs and bird samples, to a 50-piece string orchestra. It is dramatically impeccable, sonically inspired and beautifully produced.
“The Crow established a style that has been mimicked countless times. My use of voice as lead instrument was highly unusual at the time. Now it is extremely common. The crossover between music and sound effects has become ubiquitous. No one in the production saw the relevance of chamber strings to the Crow story but I persevered and recorded them anyway—in 3/4 time for good measure! Time has proven such themes to be the emotional core of similar movies, even when the bulk of the plot is action oriented. In The Crow, heroism took no pleasure in retribution. Sadness always remained.” – Graeme Revell
*2-CD set limited to 2,000 copies
Brandon Lee plays Eric Draven, a young rock guitarist who, along with his fiancé, is brutally killed by a ruthless gang of criminals. Exactly one year after his death, Eric returns—watched over by a hypnotic crow—to seek revenge, battling the evil crime lord and his band of thugs, who must answer for their crimes. Based on the graphic novel by James O’Barr.
'It began with The Crow, released in May 1994:... flies high... a seamless, pulsating, dazzling visual revenge fantasy that stands as one of the most effect live-actioners ever derived from a comic strip.'
- Variety -
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Added on Tuesday, October 05, 2021
Varese release a 2-CD set with Greame Revell's score
Varese Sarabande has released in their Club franchise a 2-CD deluxe set of Greame Revell's score to The Crow. This deluxe edition is available on CD, LP and digital. The Crow (1994) became famous before it was even released, due to the tragic death of star Brandon Lee in an on-set accident. Alex Proyas’ supernatural revenge thriller, based on a comic book, was met with critical and fan acclaim. It became a box-office hit and tribute to its fallen star, leading to a franchise of sequels and a television series.
The Crow features a masterful score by Graeme Revell (Dead Calm, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle). With a background in what is typically called “world music,” Revell radically reinvented the grammar of film scoring by incorporating the authentic sonorities of non-Western cultures far more extensively and adroitly than had ever been attempted.
“The uses of ‘world music’ in film history had most often been direct references to location, race or culture,” writes Revell in a new introduction to this Deluxe Edition. “The opportunity instead to use all these sound sources in a fantasy setting like The Crow could release them from these confines. I heard them as universals. The key was my love of this music—especially Middle-Eastern—and my respect for it both within and outside of its regional or ethnic context. In the same way Western music had penetrated other cultures, it was clear to me that the inverse was bound to happen.”
Under Revell’s expert hand, The Crow's score is a unique mélange of synthesized, industrial, vocal, non-Western and Western elements—with everything from tribal drumming to rock guitars, children’s choir, blues riffs and bird samples, to a 50-piece string orchestra. It is dramatically impeccable, sonically inspired and beautifully produced.
The Crow was released on CD by Varèse Sarabande at the time of the film. Now, this Deluxe Edition greatly expands the program, and includes Revell’s end title song, “It Can’t Rain All the Time,” performed by Jane Siberry. New liner notes are by Revell and Randall D. Larson. This set is limited to 2000 copies. The total playtime is 99 minutes