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Escape from the Planet of the Apes - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

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Another classic for the collection from the master, himself.Escape From The Planet Of The Apes is not the wild and mysterious ride that the original score was, nor does have it the aggressive stance of the second score (from Rosenman), but it contains enough of the “sound” of the Apes to fit right in, as well as striking out in a different direction. Goldsmith's gift for blending extremes into one composition is once again showcased vividly with his lighter touches in the first half,... [More]