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Apocalypse Now Redux [Original recording remastered][Soundtrack]

Various Artists (Composer), Francis Ford Coppola (Composer)
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Flutist and film score composer Carmine Coppola studied flute and composition at Juilliard and later at the Manhattan School of Music. For a long time Coppola worked under Arturo Toscanini and his NBC Symphony Orchestra. Later he went on to score several films for his son, legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola, including Apocalypse Now (1979) and The Godfather, Part III (1990). ~ Sandra… Read more in Amazon's Carmine Coppola Store

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  • Composer: Various Artists, Francis Ford Coppola
  • Audio CD (July 31, 2001)
  • SPARS Code: DDD
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Original recording remastered, Soundtrack
  • Label: Nonesuch
  • ASIN: B00005M98K
  • Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (12 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.com Sales Rank: #75,437 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

 
1. Opening: The End - The Doors
2. Delta
3. Dossier
4. Orange Light
5. Ride of the Valkyries
6. Suzie Q
7. Nung River
8. Do Lung
9. Letters From Home
10. Clean's Death - Mickey Hart
11. Clean's Funeral [#]
12. Love Theme [#] - Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
13. Chief's Death - Flash Cadillac
14. Voyage - Mickey Hart
15. Chef's Head - Randy Hansen
16. Kurtz Chorale
17. Finale

On this CD:
  1. The End
    Composed by Doors

  2. Apocalypse Now, film score The Delta
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  3. Apocalypse Now, film score Dossier
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  4. Apocalypse Now, film score Orange Light
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  5. Die Walküre (The Valkyrie), opera, WWV 86b Ride of the Valkyries
    Composed by Richard Wagner
    Performed by Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
    Conducted by Georg Solti

  6. Suzie Q
    Composed by Dale Hawkins

  7. Nung River (for Apocalypis Now)
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola, Mickey Hart
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  8. Do Lung (for Apocalypse Now) Do Lung
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola, Randy Hansen
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  9. Apocalypse Now, film score Letter's From Home
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  10. Clean's Death (for Apocalypse Now)
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola, Mickey Hart
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  11. Apocalypse Now, film score Clean's Funeral
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  12. Apocalypse Now, film score Love Theme
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  13. Apocalypse Now, film score Chief's Death
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  14. Apocalypse Now, film score Voyage
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  15. Apocalypse Now, film score Chef's Head
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  16. Apocalypse Now, film score Kurtz Chorale
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola

  17. Apocalypse Now, film score Finale
    Composed by Carmine Coppola, Francis Coppola
    with Darice Ellis, Richard Beggs
    Conducted by Carmine Coppola


Editorial Reviews

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In the mid to late '70s, director Francis Ford Coppola put his career on the line to complete Apocalypse Now, his quixotic attempt to variously document, deconstruct, and mythologize America's military involvement in Vietnam. The end result was a troubling masterpiece and technical tour de force whose use of sound and music influenced films for decades. As originally released, the soundtrack album was equally groundbreaking: an intriguing, dreamlike collage of dialogue, sound effects, and music that both evoked the film's artistic sensibility and underscored the innovative, Academy Award®-winning efforts of sound designer Walter Murch.

Two decades later, Coppola revisited the project, adding nearly an hour of previously unseen footage and revamping its soundtrack release as well. But while the film may have taken on fresh new dimensions, the new soundtrack album seems stripped of virtually all of Murch's key contributions. What remains is primarily music--and a telling argument for the notion that the whole is considerably more than the sum of its parts. Inspired by synthesist Isao Tomita's '70s classical adaptations, Coppola hired father Carmine to write an orchestra score, and then set about synthesizing it. The Doors' "The End" remains an iconic touchstone, but removed from the context of the film (and its original album release), much of the Coppola music all too clearly reveals its inspirations (Tomita, Holst, Wagner, Stravinsky) and the technical limitations of the relatively primitive synth technology involved (mirrored in a pair of newly recorded tracks as well). --Jerry McCulley


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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Like Napalm in the Morning, July 30, 2003
By Shane K. Bernard "cadien" (New Iberia, LA USA) - See all my reviews
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This is an excellent CD and one that I've wanted for many years. I, like others who've reviewed the "Redux" CD, once had the soundtrack from the _original_ version of the movie, which was basically the entire movie, complete with all dialogue. I liked that "soundtrack," but what I really wanted was _only_ the music, without dialogue, because if I really wanted the dialogue I'd just as soon watch the movie. Fortunately, the "Redux" CD does indeed have _only_ the music, which is eerily beautiful and haunting. I should point out to potential buyers, as I didn't learn this until I actually listened to the CD, that the version of The Doors' "The End" is actually the interesting remix heard in the movie, complete with synthesizer enhancements, chirping jungle crickets, and Jim Morrison's Oedipal vulgarities brought to the surface, instead of buried under the instrumentation as on The Doors original recording (in which the vulgarities can barely be heard). "Suzie Q" sounds to me an awful lot like the version in the movie, though I'm unsure it's exactly the same; it doesn't matter, it's so darn close. What's really nifty is the intro and conclusion of "Suzie Q," which contains the synthesizer effects heard in the movie as a sort of musical segway. In short, if you love "Apocalypse Now," and what you want is _the music_ from the movie, this CD is perfect. To my ears, the music doesn't sound dated at all; it could've been done yesterday for a new movie.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars eerie and forboding..., December 16, 2001
By Darin Campbell (Brampton, Ontario, Canada) - See all my reviews
I've noticed some griping that this new version of the soundtrack does not contain dialogue, unlike the original 2 disc version that came out originally. well, you can't please everybody. one of my other favourite soundtracks, "Blade Runner" often gets slagged in reviews because it contains some dialogue, which some people find intrusive. if you want to hear the dialogue, watch the movie. this disc is about the music, which is as dark and forbidding as any synth music i've heard, perfectly evoking the chaos and hellish atmosphere shown on screen. track seven, "nung river" has a particularly sinister feel, making that trip up river feel inexorable. "do lung" has a nightmarish carnival sound to it, appropriate to the scene's images of a place spiralling out of control. overall, if you like dark, atmospheric soundtrack music, (it is also very rhythmic) you will enjoy this, even if you haven't seen the movie.
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Previously Missing, August 10, 2001
I have yet to see the Redux as it hasn't opened in Tokyo but I was able to obtain the soundtrack. I have been a big fan for 20+ years of both the movie and the original soundtrack. Love it or hate it, Coppola (and the soundtrack) captured the zeitgeist of that war and its clash of cultures. The original soundtrack follows the movie with audio scenes taken directly from it together with Willard's running dialogue -- in the Redux soundtrack these are gone. I cannot rate the new material but can comment on track numbers 11 and 17. Track 11 is titled _Clean's Funeral_ and is billed as "previously unreleased". In fact, a version of it did appear on the original soundtrack as _Clean's Death_ (Disc Two, Track 3 of the "Definitive Edition"). The original soundtrack version was very beautiful with the inclusion of female vocals, the Redux version lacks this and comes off as rather antiseptic with synthesizer and trumpet only. Track 17 is a gem, entitled _Finale_, and includes the music from the final scene of the movie which was previously missing, it not being included in the original soundtrack. This scene (to me) is the most powerful of the entire movie and the music accompanying it equally so -- it alone being worth the price of the CD. The Redux soundtrack is worthy of your money and attention, my only complaint being that certain tracks were shortened and others did not blend well together.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent! Got to me within a couple days. Plays great. Def buy again from this seller
xcellent! Got to me within a couple days. Plays great. Definitely, buy again from this seller.
Published 3 months ago by David Allen Richman Jr.

5.0 out of 5 stars Very Bold and Unique Score
This was a bold soundtrack, for a very bold film. I'm not going to try to review it's merit as much as explain the thought processes to what went into what you hear, and the... Read more
Published 3 months ago by snowleopard

3.0 out of 5 stars Stil Strange After All These Years
The soundtrack to "Apocalypse Now" has probably undergone as much remixing, remastering, revising and restoring as the film it's derived from. Read more
Published 22 months ago by J. Miller

5.0 out of 5 stars they should have invented this years ago
now we finally have all of the instrumental soundtrack remastered, without the narration or the sound effects. Read more
Published on September 8, 2007 by T. E. Brown

5.0 out of 5 stars Apocalypse Here and Now
I, too, like the other reviewers, had the original soundtrack recording (on 2 cassettes!) I enjoyed listening to it in the dark of my New York City apartment to re-experience the... Read more
Published on August 6, 2005 by M. Stoltenberg

1.0 out of 5 stars Love the movie but hate this sound track
The sound quality sucked.... when i listen to it it seems like it can't be the REAL music from the movie. Read more
Published on May 4, 2005 by Ian T. Eichenlaub

3.0 out of 5 stars Apocolypse: Noun
Instead of paying $3.99 for a CD featuring "Ride of the Valkyries" I bought this whole CD. It was actually a gift for my Father. Read more
Published on June 1, 2004 by Michael A. Zug

1.0 out of 5 stars No dialogue... What's the point?
The original soundtrack had a lot of dialogue. What I was hoping for in this one was more dialogue to accompany the additional scenes. Read more
Published on September 6, 2001 by macfawlty

3.0 out of 5 stars Wrong again!
The CD redux STILL doesn't have the original score to the soundtrack.

Remember the scene toward the end where Capt. Read more

Published on August 3, 2001 by Michael A. Blackwell

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