Ronald Stein - THE GOLDEN AGE OF SCIENCE FICTION, VOL. 4: Day The World Ended / The Earth Dies Screaming (2024) [Hi-Res]
BAND/ARTIST: Ronald Stein
- Title: THE GOLDEN AGE OF SCIENCE FICTION, VOL. 4: Day The World Ended / The Earth Dies Screaming
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: Dragons Domain Recording
- Genre: Soundtracks
- Quality: 24-44100 FLAC; 16-44100 FLAC
- Total Time: 01:05:49
- Total Size: 250; 579 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
During the 1950s, the Cold War launched the paranoia of nuclear and communist nightmares into full swing. The American teenager frequently sought salvation in the darkness of a movie theater or drive-in where it wasn’t hard to find some sort of a science-fiction film playing on the screen. Hundreds of low-budget films were cranked out for double features, many with plots inspired by real-world events under the guise of science-fiction.
Dragon’s Domain Records proudly presents the fourth volume in our ongoing series of music from classic science-fiction films.
It’s only the end of the world . . . again as we salute the late, great Roger Corman’s third outing as director, THE DAY THE WORLD ENDED (1955), scored by Ronald Stein. The film begins just after a nuclear attack, described as “Total Destruction Day,” and much of humanity is apparently wiped out. A rag-tag collection of survivors gather at the home of a doomsday prepper and his daughter. They struggle with the threat of radiation, limited food and water, and a three-eyed mutant creature lurking outside!
The second film in this collection features music from the criminally under represented composer Elisabeth Lutyens, who became Britain’s first female feature film composer when she began accepting commissions to write scores for both Hammer and Amicus studios.
THE EARTH DIES SCREAMING (1964) has another group of survivors huddling down in a small English village inn, only be confronted by two space-suited figures that have the touch of death! Terence Fisher (HORROR OF DRACULA, 1958) directed this alien invasion film making good use of his limited resources with atmospheric lighting, imaginative camera work and well-chosen location shooting.
THE GOLDEN AGE OF SCIENCE FICTION: VOL. 4 has been mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland. Exclusive liner notes by author David Hirsch explore these classic films from the sci-fi craze of the 1950s and 60s. This CD set is a limited run. THE GOLDEN AGE OF SCIENCE FICTION: Volume 4 is expected to begin shipping the week of June 19th, 2024.
SPECIAL NOTE: These recordings were originally taken from analog masters and music & effects tracks and therefore certain limitations from the source tapes may be evident. We have tried to preserve as closely as possible, the quality of the original recordings.
Tracklist:
1-1. Ronald Stein - Opening and Main Title (From "Day the World Ended') (04:43)
1-2. Ronald Stein - The Big Event (From "Day the World Ended') (03:44)
1-3. Ronald Stein - The Survivors Gather (From "Day the World Ended') (02:57)
1-4. Ronald Stein - Strange Shadows (From "Day the World Ended') (02:46)
1-5. Ronald Stein - The Watcher / Fight (From "Day the World Ended') (02:28)
1-6. Ronald Stein - Love, Suffering and Loneliness (From "Day the World Ended') (05:01)
1-7. Ronald Stein - Heavy Pressure (From "Day the World Ended') (04:17)
1-8. Ronald Stein - Stalking and Chase (From "Day the World Ended') (03:58)
1-9. Ronald Stein - The Signal and Invasion (From "Day the World Ended') (03:05)
1-10. Ronald Stein - Kidnapping in the Rain / Finale (From "Day the World Ended') (05:04)
1-11. Ronald Stein - The S.F. Blues (Jazz Source) (From "Day the World Ended') (01:57)
1-12. Ronald Stein - Day The World Ended (1955) Theatrical Trailer (From "Day the World Ended') (02:37)
1-13. Elizabeth Lutyens - Main Title (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (02:34)
1-14. Elizabeth Lutyens - Investigating a Dead Town (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (02:11)
1-15. Elizabeth Lutyens - Suspicious / Be Careful (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (03:23)
1-16. Elizabeth Lutyens - They Are Here (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (01:40)
1-17. Elizabeth Lutyens - Danger (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (02:51)
1-18. Elizabeth Lutyens - Extermination Everywhere (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (03:47)
1-19. Elizabeth Lutyens - Finale / End Titles (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (04:42)
1-20. Elizabeth Lutyens - The Earth Dies Screaming (1964) Theatrical Trailer (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (02:04)
Dragon’s Domain Records proudly presents the fourth volume in our ongoing series of music from classic science-fiction films.
It’s only the end of the world . . . again as we salute the late, great Roger Corman’s third outing as director, THE DAY THE WORLD ENDED (1955), scored by Ronald Stein. The film begins just after a nuclear attack, described as “Total Destruction Day,” and much of humanity is apparently wiped out. A rag-tag collection of survivors gather at the home of a doomsday prepper and his daughter. They struggle with the threat of radiation, limited food and water, and a three-eyed mutant creature lurking outside!
The second film in this collection features music from the criminally under represented composer Elisabeth Lutyens, who became Britain’s first female feature film composer when she began accepting commissions to write scores for both Hammer and Amicus studios.
THE EARTH DIES SCREAMING (1964) has another group of survivors huddling down in a small English village inn, only be confronted by two space-suited figures that have the touch of death! Terence Fisher (HORROR OF DRACULA, 1958) directed this alien invasion film making good use of his limited resources with atmospheric lighting, imaginative camera work and well-chosen location shooting.
THE GOLDEN AGE OF SCIENCE FICTION: VOL. 4 has been mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland. Exclusive liner notes by author David Hirsch explore these classic films from the sci-fi craze of the 1950s and 60s. This CD set is a limited run. THE GOLDEN AGE OF SCIENCE FICTION: Volume 4 is expected to begin shipping the week of June 19th, 2024.
SPECIAL NOTE: These recordings were originally taken from analog masters and music & effects tracks and therefore certain limitations from the source tapes may be evident. We have tried to preserve as closely as possible, the quality of the original recordings.
Tracklist:
1-1. Ronald Stein - Opening and Main Title (From "Day the World Ended') (04:43)
1-2. Ronald Stein - The Big Event (From "Day the World Ended') (03:44)
1-3. Ronald Stein - The Survivors Gather (From "Day the World Ended') (02:57)
1-4. Ronald Stein - Strange Shadows (From "Day the World Ended') (02:46)
1-5. Ronald Stein - The Watcher / Fight (From "Day the World Ended') (02:28)
1-6. Ronald Stein - Love, Suffering and Loneliness (From "Day the World Ended') (05:01)
1-7. Ronald Stein - Heavy Pressure (From "Day the World Ended') (04:17)
1-8. Ronald Stein - Stalking and Chase (From "Day the World Ended') (03:58)
1-9. Ronald Stein - The Signal and Invasion (From "Day the World Ended') (03:05)
1-10. Ronald Stein - Kidnapping in the Rain / Finale (From "Day the World Ended') (05:04)
1-11. Ronald Stein - The S.F. Blues (Jazz Source) (From "Day the World Ended') (01:57)
1-12. Ronald Stein - Day The World Ended (1955) Theatrical Trailer (From "Day the World Ended') (02:37)
1-13. Elizabeth Lutyens - Main Title (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (02:34)
1-14. Elizabeth Lutyens - Investigating a Dead Town (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (02:11)
1-15. Elizabeth Lutyens - Suspicious / Be Careful (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (03:23)
1-16. Elizabeth Lutyens - They Are Here (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (01:40)
1-17. Elizabeth Lutyens - Danger (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (02:51)
1-18. Elizabeth Lutyens - Extermination Everywhere (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (03:47)
1-19. Elizabeth Lutyens - Finale / End Titles (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (04:42)
1-20. Elizabeth Lutyens - The Earth Dies Screaming (1964) Theatrical Trailer (From "The Earth Dies Screaming') (02:04)
Year 2024 | Soundtracks | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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