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1.1 Main Title (from The Terminator)1.2 Reese Dreams of Future War (from The Terminator)1.3 Love Scene (From The Terminator)1.4 Main Title (from Terminator 2 Judgment Day)1.5 Escape From The Hospital (from The Terminator 2 Judgment Day)1.6 Its Over (from Terminator 2 Judgment Day)1.7 T3 (from Terminator 3 Rise of the Machines)1.8 The Terminator (from Terminator 3 Rise of the Machines)1.9 Radio (from Terminator 3 Rise of the Machines)1.10 Opening (from Terminator Salvation)1.11 Farewell (from Terminator Salvation)1.12 Salvation (from Terminator Salvation)1.13 Fate and Hope (from Terminator Genisys)1.14 Sacrifice (from Terminator Genisys)1.15 Terminated (from Terminator Genisys)1.16 My Name Is Dani (from Terminator Dark Fate)1.17 Epilogue (from Terminator Dark Fate) |
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.. The Terminators Movies |
| | Description: | Music From The Terminators Movies is an album by London Music Works, released in 2023. Music From The Terminators Movies includes a.o. the following tracks: ā??Main Title (from The Terminator)ā?¯, ā??Love Scene (from The Terminator)ā?¯, ā??The Terminator (from Terminator 3 Rise Of The Machines)ā?¯, ā??Opening (from Terminator Salvation)ā?¯ and more. The album is a original soundtrack 2-LP. - .. THE TERMINATORS MOVIESMusic From the Terminator Movies, featuring music highlights from composers Brad Fiedel, Marco Beltrami, Danny Elfman, Lorne Balfe and Tom Holkenborg AKA Junkie XL. Scoring for the Terminator franchise has come full circle and with this new album, London Music Works curates it's musical journey. The album follows the scores chronologically, opening with Brad Fiedel's pre-MIDI age synth clash between human and machine In Terminator and Terminator 2. Fiedel's score is followed by Marco Beltrami's predominantly orchestral backdrop in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. Danny Elfman's Terminator: Salvation score pulls back from the orchestral sound and morphs into a sensual man-machine contrast. In Terminator: Genisys, Lorne Balfe picks the vintage synth sound of Terminator 2, whilst creating his own fantastical soundscaping. The score for Terminator: Dark Fate shows the respect Tom Holkenborg (AKA Junkie XL) pays to Brad Fiedel and his iconic 1984 theme. Here, Holkenborg has updated Fiedel's work, with writing for, and performing on synthesizers from the 2010s, and as such the statements of the theme in this score have a richer, almost organic electronic sound. The hugely successful Terminator movies centre on the battle for survival between humans and the world-spanning synthetic intelligence that is Skynet. The sci-fi action-adventure series was created by director James Cameron, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as the Terminator, a cyborg assassin. The first film was shown in July 1991 and since then the films, the 1984 main music theme, Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator and Linda Hamilton's feminist icon Sarah Connor have all achieved cult status.From Diggers Factory website [url=https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/273187/london-music-works-music-from-the-terminator-movies]page[/url]: "Rediscover the mythical soundtrack of one of the most influential sagas of action cinema and a pillar of Science Fiction, Terminator. This project contains carefully selected tracks from the various Terminator soundtracks (...)."
Hype sticker on shrink wrap: "Mastering HD 24 Bits - 2xLP Transparent Red"
Issued in a single jacket with black paper inner sleeves.
Runout details: everything is stamped on each side."Music From The Terminator Movies (Transp. Red 2LP)" by London Music Works is a lavish double-vinyl celebration of one of the most iconic sci-fi franchises in film history. Pressed on striking transparent red 2LP, this edition presents a carefully curated selection of themes and key musical moments from the Terminator movies, re-imagined with cinematic power and precision. The focus lies on the dark, mechanical pulse, the suspenseful build-ups, and the emotional, almost tragic undertones that define the saga's sound world. From brooding, industrial rhythms and metallic percussion to expansive, synth-driven melodies, the collection captures both the relentless tension of the action scenes and the melancholic feel of humanity on the brink. Each side of the album is sequenced to flow like a soundtrack journey: menacing openings, intense crescendos, and more atmospheric passages that invite close listening as well as background immersion. Audiophiles and collectors will appreciate the warmth and dynamic range of the 2LP format, which gives the layered arrangements space to breathe and unfold. The transparent red vinyl not only references the futuristic, laser-lit aesthetic of the films, but also makes this pressing a standout visual piece in any collection.
London Music Works is known for its high-quality, film-inspired recordings, specializing in recreations and interpretations of famous themes with a strong cinematic sensibility. Instead of focusing on star soloists, this project highlights stylistic breadth: hard-edged electronic textures, orchestral swells, dark ambient soundscapes, and driving percussion that echo the evolving sound of the Terminator universe across multiple films. The ensemble's approach respects the spirit of the original scores while offering a polished and coherent listening experience that works as an album in its own right. From slow-burning tension pieces to full-scale action cues, the set feels like a guided tour through the franchise's musical DNA.
The manufacturer, DIGGERS FACTORY, is a specialist in premium vinyl pressings and collector-oriented editions. They are known for working closely with artists, labels, and communities to bring carefully curated projects to wax, often in limited or special color variants. With a strong focus on sound quality, pressing consistency, and presentation, DIGGERS FACTORY aims to deliver releases that appeal both to demanding listeners and to collectors who value aesthetics and build quality. For "Music From The Terminator Movies (Transp. Red 2LP)", this means a visually striking package, a robust double-vinyl configuration designed for optimal playback, and an overall concept that treats film music with the same respect as classic albums. | | | Vinyl: |
Transparent Red Vinyl |
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17 |
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DFLP31 |
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