Cliff Martinez - Solaris: Original Motion Picture Score

Label:

Superb Records, Trauma Records (2)

Catalog#:

TRM-74070-2, TRM-74070-2

Format:

CD, Album, Limited Edition

Country:

Released:

2002

Genre:

Classical, Electronic, Stage & Screen

Style:

Modern Classical, Score, Ambient

Tracklist

1	Is That What Everybody Wants	2:48
2	First Sleep	2:52
3	Can I Sit Next To You	1:44
4	Will She Come Back	5:00
5	Death Shall Have No Dominion	2:09
6	Maybe You're My Puppet	3:50
7	Don't Blow It	3:34
8	Hi Energy Proton Accelerator	10:51
9	Wear Your Seat Belt	3:10
10	Wormhole	4:33
11	We Don't Have To Think Like That Anymore	2:59

Credits

Artwork By [Design By] - Osmosis
Bassoon - Dave Riddles , Johns Steinmetz* , Michael O'Donovan (2) , Rose Corrigan
Cello - Cecelia Tsan* , Dane Little , David Speltz , Erika Duke-Kirkpatrick , John Walz , Matt Cooker* , Paul Cohen (2) , Steve Erdory* , Tim Landauer , Trevor Handy , Victor Lawrence
Clarinet - Emily Bernstein , Gary Bovyer , Joshua Ranz , Steven Roberts
Contractor [Contracted By] - David Low
Copyist [Music Preparation By] - Joann Kane
Copyist [Score Librarian] - Mark Graham
Double Bass [String Bass] - Bruce Morgenthaler , Christian Kollgaard , Don Ferrone* , Drew Dewbowski* , Mike Valerio , Nicolas Philippon , Oscar Hidalgo , Susan Ranney
Engineer - Bill Talbott
Engineer [Recordist] - John Rodd
Flute - Dave Shostac* , Louise Ditullio* , Steve Kujala , Susan Greenberg
Horns - John Reynolds (2) , Kurt Snyder , Rick Todd* , Steven Becknell*
Mastered By - Joe Gastwirt
Mixed By [Additional Mixing By] - Slamm Andrews , Thomas Graham II
Oboe - Barbara Northcut* , Leanne Becknell , Leslie Reed , Tom Boyd
Orchestrated By [Score], Conductor [Score] - Bruce Fowler*
Other [Booth] - Ladd McIntosh
Other [Stage Crew] - Damon Tedesco , Tom Steel
Producer [Score], Music By - Cliff Martinez
Programmed By [Music Programming By] - Charles Kim
Recorded By [Baschet Cristal Recording By] - Fredrik Sarhagen
Recorded By [Digital Recording By] - Thomas Graham II
Recorded By [Score], Mixed By [Score] - Alan Meyerson
Recorded By [Steel Drum & Gamelon Recording By] - Leanne Ungar
Trombone - Bill Reichenbach (2) , Charles Loper , Phil Teele , Bill Booth*
Trumpet - David Washburn , Malcom McNab* , Timothy Morrison* , Walter Fowler*
Tuba - Jim Self*
Viola - Brian Dembow , Cassanda Richburg* , Dan Neufeld , David Walther , Janet Lakatos , Jorge Moraga , Kazi Pitelka , Keith Greene , Shanti Randall , Victoria Miskolczy*
Violin - Agnes Gottschewski , Alan Grunfeld , Amy Hershberger , Ana Landauer , Armen Garabedian , Armen Movsessian , Charlie Bisharet* , Clayton Haslop , Dimitrie Leivici , Endre Granat , Eun-Mee Ahn , Haim Shtrum , Jeanne Evans , Josefina Vergara , Julie Gigante , Katia Popov , Marina Manukian , Mark Robertson (3) , Miran Kojian , Miwako Watanabe , Phillip Levy , Rafael Rishik , Roberto Cani , Sara Parkins , Sarah Thornblade , Sungil Lee , Susan Rishik , Tamara Hatwan

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Rated 5/5

Review by eskolaah Oct 04, 2007 (edited about 1 month ago)

Bold, groundbreaking, beautiful, mindblowing. Those are the first of the few synonymous that comes through my mind everytime i listen to this motion picture score. Solaris is warm, subtle and sensitive - the way the orchestral and electronic parts starts to melt together and same time unravel a bit by bit, minute after minute so it's almost awe-inspiring experience and i especially love it how it seducts the listener in to the deep unknown part of dark space or should i say state of mind..? Anyway. Whereas Vangelis' Blade Runner is still today inspiring work and man himself is pioneer on soundtracks that rely on ambient textures, i personally think right next to the Blade Runner is Cliff Martinez's Solaris. In both cases the music catches the atmosphere so perfectly and leads the viewer to the point where the music itself becomes essential part of the film. Like someone said before, this is ambient for mature listeners.