The Hammer Legacy: The Science-Fiction Collection
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| # | Track | Artiest/Componist | Lengte |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | The Quatermass Xperiment, Opening Credits | James Bernard | |
| 2. | Quatermass 2, Opening Credits / Things In The Domes / End Credits | James Bernard | |
| 3. | Quatermass And The Pit | Tristram Cary | |
| 4. | Quatermass And The Pit, Hideous Dwarf | Tristram Cary | |
| 5. | Quatermass And The Pit, Demons | Tristram Cary | |
| 6. | Quatermass And The Pit, Terror | Tristram Cary | |
| 7. | Quatermass And The Pit, Panic | Tristram Cary | |
| 8. | Quatermass And The Pit, The End, Birth Of Hob | Armando Sciascia | |
| 9. | Quatermass And The Pit, Finale and End Credits (unused) | Tristram Cary | |
| 10. | Quatermass And The Pit, End Credits | Dennis Farnon | |
| 11. | Quatermass And The Pit, Electronic Music | Tristram Cary | |
| 12. | Moon Zero Two | Don Ellis |
Available digitally for the first time, and released as part of The Hammer Legacy series, The Vampire Collection, The Frankenstein Collection and The Science Fiction Collection feature some of the best music from the wonderfully crafted Hammer scores.
The Science Fiction Collection begins with James Bernard’s opening titles from The Quatermass Xperiment. The collection also features additional cues from Quatermass 2 and the final film in the trilogy, Quatermass And The Pit. From Tristram Cary, an early pioneer of electronic music who also wrote for Doctor Who come orchestral tracks for Quatermass And The Pit (1967) presented alongside a section of Cary’s electronic music and the closing credits music by Dennis Farnon. The Science Fiction Collection is completed by the rousing title music from Moon Zero Two, composed by Don Ellis and performed by Julie Driscoll.
The Science Fiction Collection begins with James Bernard’s opening titles from The Quatermass Xperiment. The collection also features additional cues from Quatermass 2 and the final film in the trilogy, Quatermass And The Pit. From Tristram Cary, an early pioneer of electronic music who also wrote for Doctor Who come orchestral tracks for Quatermass And The Pit (1967) presented alongside a section of Cary’s electronic music and the closing credits music by Dennis Farnon. The Science Fiction Collection is completed by the rousing title music from Moon Zero Two, composed by Don Ellis and performed by Julie Driscoll.