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Don Peake ‎– The Hills Have Eyes (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Genre:
Stage & Screen
Style:
Soundtrack, Score
Year:
2009

Tracklist

M2-2 0:36
M3-3 0:32
M5-1 1:14
MQ 1:33
M1-2 0:59
M1-3 0:31
M3-4 0:39
M3-4, 3-5, 3-6 1:07
Wild Synth – Wind And Bush 0:27
M2-6 1:09
M3-7 0:33
M4-1 1:05
M4-4 0:42
M5-2 Re 0:44
Oil Can Spout 1:03
M5-4 0:18
The Rabbit 0:51
MQ 0:31
M1-1 3:20
M2-1a 0:44
M2-2 Re 0:35
M2-5 2:56
M3-3 Re 0:23
M3-1 0:27
M3-8 1:06
M3-9 2:06
M4-2 0:42
M4-5 0:48
M5-1 1:02
Wild MQ-3 0:44
Wild MQ-4 0:48
M5-6 1:12
M5-7 0:29
M5-7 Wild Ax Hits 0:24
MQ-5 1:22
M5-8 0:14
M2-3 1:04
Wild MQ-6 0:39
Wild MQ-7 0:38
Wild MQ-8 1:15
M4-5 0:48

Versions (7)

Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
HMR-9106 Don Peake The Hills Have Eyes (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album) Hitchcock Media HMR-9106 US 2009 Sell This Version
OWS02CS Don Peake The Hills Have Eyes (Original 1977 Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(Cass, Ltd) One Way Static Records OWS02CS Belgium 2014 Sell This Version
OWS02CS Don Peake The Hills Have Eyes (Original 1977 Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(Cass, Ltd, Num, Bod) One Way Static Records OWS02CS Belgium 2014 Sell This Version
OWS02 Don Peake The Hills Have Eyes (Original 1977 Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(LP, Album) One Way Static Records OWS02 Belgium 2014 Sell This Version
OWS02 Don Peake The Hills Have Eyes (Original 1977 Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Num, Amb) One Way Static Records OWS02 Belgium 2014 Sell This Version
OWS02 Don Peake The Hills Have Eyes (Original 1977 Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Num, Cle) One Way Static Records OWS02 Belgium 2014 Sell This Version
OWS02 Don Peake The Hills Have Eyes (Original 1977 Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(LP, Album, TP, Ltd) One Way Static Records OWS02 Belgium 2014 Sell This Version

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rickker

rickker

January 28, 2014
referencing The Hills Have Eyes (Original 1977 Motion Picture Soundtrack), LP, Album, Ltd, Num, Amb, OWS02
Just received my amber/glow split version. Looks amazing but when I play it I can actually hear an audible difference when the needle goes across the glow half versus the amber half. Which makes it pretty much terrible to listen to. Anyone else experiencing this?
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