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5.0 out of 5 stars
One of my faves, June 27, 2003
This review is from: Kull: The Conqueror - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Audio CD)
I liked the movie, so sue me : ) This is a powerful soundtrack, with a blend of rock/metal, and classical music. Both accompany each other very well! The large fight scenes have guitars rocking on, it makes me wanna get up and jump into the screen. There isn't one piece of music that I didn't like. Deep Freeze 9 was great, adn End titles were very, "royal" sounding.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Yes, indeed he does..., June 2, 2000
This review is from: Kull: The Conqueror - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Audio CD)
In big words at the top of the original Kull movie poster were two words: "KULL ROCKS". And judging from this soundtrack, that's a pretty accurate description. (Never mind the fact that while watching this movie, I couldn't help but see Hercules on the screen instead of Kull; damn you, Sam Raimi!) It's a rarity (at least, it was when this movie came out) to hear an orchestra over hard rock guitar riffs, and Joel Goldsmith does a good job blending the two. Most of the music is pretty standard fantasy-type stuff, but when the guitars and drums kick in, it got my blood pumping. My personal favorite tracks are "Kull's Initiation" and "Ship Brawl". "Deep Freeze" (the main battle music) is a standout as well. So does Kull rock? On some tracks...well, just read the title of the review.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Funny movie and excellent soundtrack., December 1, 2009
This review is from: Kull: The Conqueror - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Audio CD)
This soundtrack just rocked. It was a great gothic blend of metal guitars with the violins doing the lead guitar parts and some killer drumming, without getting too out of control. The axe fight scene with the guitar playing off of itself in the trading of shots, is just classic.
The movie,while not the best written, still shows me that Kevin Sorbo can act outside of Hercules and pull it off pretty well. :) Besides, who could resist watching Ms. Carerra with orange hair. :)
Great stuff. When he rises from the dead before they burn his body...there is a scene where they are all escaping the castle and fighting off everyone... the end of that piece sounds like old George Lynch from Dokken. Often made me wonder. :)
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