David Russo - Spaced Invaders (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2024) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: David Russo
- Title: Spaced Invaders (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: DDRDR
- Genre: Soundtracks
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 62 min
- Total Size: 330; 651 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Dragon’s Domain Records presents the world premiere release of the original motion picture soundtrack for SPACED INVADERS, featuring music composed and conducted by David E. Russo (NIKITA, PENNYWORTH, GOTHAM) for the 1990 science fiction comedy directed by Patrick Read Johnson (BABY’S DAY OUT, ANGUS), written by Patrick Read Johnson and Scott Lawrence Alexander, starring Douglas Barr, Royal Dano, Ariana Richards, J.J. Anderson, Gregg Berger, Wayne Alexander, Fred Applegate, Patrika Darbo, Tonya Williams, Ryan Todd, along with the vocal talent of Jeff Winkless, Bruce Lanoil, Joe Alaskey, Tony Pope, Kirk R. Thatcher and Patrick Read Johnson
Released in 1990, SPACED INVADERS finds the Imperial Atomic Space Navy of Mars fighting valiantly for survival against their arch enemy, the Arcturans. A civilian asteroid patrol ship intercepts a distress signal from the fleet followed by a terrestrial broadcast of Orson Welles’ 1938 radio drama THE WAR OF THE WORLDS. Mistaking the transmission for news of a full-scale Martian invasion, the klutzy crew of X59YPQ zooms toward Earth to join the jamboree. Their spacecraft crash-lands in a small mid-western town called Big Bean, Illinois, where five green antenna-squirming Martians with jumbo-sized heads (and egos) proceed with their plans to “kick some Earthling butt!” With Martian pilot Blaznee remaining behind to guard his busted space vessel, Captain Bipto, Giggywig, Pez, and Dr. Ziplock recklessly roam the sleepy streets of Big Bean on Halloween night wreaking havoc and hijinks with the local sheriff’s eleven-year old daughter Kathy and her new best friend Brian in tow.
The music for SPACED INVADERS was penned by Los Angeles-native composer, producer, and songwriter David E. Russo. Russo built his reputation collaborating with an array of celebrated recording artists including Rage Against the Machine, Sean “Diddy” Combs, Sheryl Crowe, Tom Morello, Crowded House, Dave Navarro, and Stevie Nicks. Russo has also contributed original music and synth programming services to more than one-hundred and fifty films and television shows including GOTHAM, PENNYWORTH, NIKITA, DARK BLUE, GRINDHOUSE, FREDDY VS. JASON as well as producing music for commercial juggernauts including Adidas, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Motorola.
Russo’s rousing score for SPACED INVADERS is a campy throwback to slapstick comedies where a layer of subversion within the music elevates the comedy through the art of humorous imitation. Always the crafty inventor, Russo utilizes “out-of-this-world” sounds to concoct a Martian aural palette that could have originated from an extraterrestrial radio station. To contrast the halfwitted, bumbling, and vulgar personalities of the Martian crew, Russo weaves in nostalgic Americana to characterize the warm-hearted small-town environment of Big Bean. SPACED INVADERS was one of Russo’s first projects and marked the first time he collaborated with director Patrick Read Johnson. The pair would reunite on ANGUS and 5-25-77.
Dragon’s Domain Records presents SPACED INVADERS, featuring music composed and conducted by David E. Russo, appearing for the very first time on compact disc. The music has been mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland and the liner notes have been written by Brian Satterwhite.
Tracklist:
1.01 - David Russo - Main Title / The Fleet (2:57)
1.02 - David Russo - Welcome to Big Bean / Crazy Old Wrenchmuller / Property Dispute / The Arcturus System (3:18)
1.03 - David Russo - Family Picture / War of the Worlds / Somewhere Near Mars (2:36)
1.04 - David Russo - Dropping Off Kathy/ First Speeding Ticket /Wrenchmuller's Lament /Speed Violation / The Landing / Termites (2:49)
1.05 - David Russo - A Real Mission / Bad Idea / Work to Do / Scout Robot (3:18)
1.06 - David Russo - Kathy Alone / Kathy's New Friend (1:16)
1.07 - David Russo - Honey Darlin' (1:50)
1.08 - David Russo - Prepare to Die! / Robot Slave / Attack Vehicle (3:28)
1.09 - David Russo - Martian Bebop (1:11)
1.10 - David Russo - Wrenchmuller on the Move / You Wanna Bet / Investigating the Ship / Kathy Hides/ Dr. Ziplock (3:35)
1.11 - David Russo - 11 The Martians Have Landed : Let's Get 'Em : Evading Townfolk (3:55)
1.12 - David Russo - War of the Worlds again / Yikes/ The Launch (3:58)
1.13 - David Russo - Robot Attack / Verndroid Arrives / Wrenchmuller Missing/ Martians Emerge (4:42)
1.14 - David Russo - No Place Like Home/Farmzoid (2:53)
1.15 - David Russo - Big Toy Robot (3:40)
1.16 - David Russo - 12 Minutes Until the End of the World / Verndroid Away (1:36)
1.17 - David Russo - Saving the Martians (5:18)
1.18 - David Russo - Time to Go / Jim the Dog and Finale (5:10)
1.19 - David Russo - Takin' Over the World (3:23)
1.20 - David Russo - Bow Down Before The Civilian Asteroid Patrol! (1:34)
1.21 - David Russo - 21 Hello Big Bean (0:29)
Released in 1990, SPACED INVADERS finds the Imperial Atomic Space Navy of Mars fighting valiantly for survival against their arch enemy, the Arcturans. A civilian asteroid patrol ship intercepts a distress signal from the fleet followed by a terrestrial broadcast of Orson Welles’ 1938 radio drama THE WAR OF THE WORLDS. Mistaking the transmission for news of a full-scale Martian invasion, the klutzy crew of X59YPQ zooms toward Earth to join the jamboree. Their spacecraft crash-lands in a small mid-western town called Big Bean, Illinois, where five green antenna-squirming Martians with jumbo-sized heads (and egos) proceed with their plans to “kick some Earthling butt!” With Martian pilot Blaznee remaining behind to guard his busted space vessel, Captain Bipto, Giggywig, Pez, and Dr. Ziplock recklessly roam the sleepy streets of Big Bean on Halloween night wreaking havoc and hijinks with the local sheriff’s eleven-year old daughter Kathy and her new best friend Brian in tow.
The music for SPACED INVADERS was penned by Los Angeles-native composer, producer, and songwriter David E. Russo. Russo built his reputation collaborating with an array of celebrated recording artists including Rage Against the Machine, Sean “Diddy” Combs, Sheryl Crowe, Tom Morello, Crowded House, Dave Navarro, and Stevie Nicks. Russo has also contributed original music and synth programming services to more than one-hundred and fifty films and television shows including GOTHAM, PENNYWORTH, NIKITA, DARK BLUE, GRINDHOUSE, FREDDY VS. JASON as well as producing music for commercial juggernauts including Adidas, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Motorola.
Russo’s rousing score for SPACED INVADERS is a campy throwback to slapstick comedies where a layer of subversion within the music elevates the comedy through the art of humorous imitation. Always the crafty inventor, Russo utilizes “out-of-this-world” sounds to concoct a Martian aural palette that could have originated from an extraterrestrial radio station. To contrast the halfwitted, bumbling, and vulgar personalities of the Martian crew, Russo weaves in nostalgic Americana to characterize the warm-hearted small-town environment of Big Bean. SPACED INVADERS was one of Russo’s first projects and marked the first time he collaborated with director Patrick Read Johnson. The pair would reunite on ANGUS and 5-25-77.
Dragon’s Domain Records presents SPACED INVADERS, featuring music composed and conducted by David E. Russo, appearing for the very first time on compact disc. The music has been mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland and the liner notes have been written by Brian Satterwhite.
Tracklist:
1.01 - David Russo - Main Title / The Fleet (2:57)
1.02 - David Russo - Welcome to Big Bean / Crazy Old Wrenchmuller / Property Dispute / The Arcturus System (3:18)
1.03 - David Russo - Family Picture / War of the Worlds / Somewhere Near Mars (2:36)
1.04 - David Russo - Dropping Off Kathy/ First Speeding Ticket /Wrenchmuller's Lament /Speed Violation / The Landing / Termites (2:49)
1.05 - David Russo - A Real Mission / Bad Idea / Work to Do / Scout Robot (3:18)
1.06 - David Russo - Kathy Alone / Kathy's New Friend (1:16)
1.07 - David Russo - Honey Darlin' (1:50)
1.08 - David Russo - Prepare to Die! / Robot Slave / Attack Vehicle (3:28)
1.09 - David Russo - Martian Bebop (1:11)
1.10 - David Russo - Wrenchmuller on the Move / You Wanna Bet / Investigating the Ship / Kathy Hides/ Dr. Ziplock (3:35)
1.11 - David Russo - 11 The Martians Have Landed : Let's Get 'Em : Evading Townfolk (3:55)
1.12 - David Russo - War of the Worlds again / Yikes/ The Launch (3:58)
1.13 - David Russo - Robot Attack / Verndroid Arrives / Wrenchmuller Missing/ Martians Emerge (4:42)
1.14 - David Russo - No Place Like Home/Farmzoid (2:53)
1.15 - David Russo - Big Toy Robot (3:40)
1.16 - David Russo - 12 Minutes Until the End of the World / Verndroid Away (1:36)
1.17 - David Russo - Saving the Martians (5:18)
1.18 - David Russo - Time to Go / Jim the Dog and Finale (5:10)
1.19 - David Russo - Takin' Over the World (3:23)
1.20 - David Russo - Bow Down Before The Civilian Asteroid Patrol! (1:34)
1.21 - David Russo - 21 Hello Big Bean (0:29)
Year 2024 | Soundtracks | FLAC / APE
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