John Williams (4) – Raiders Of The Lost Ark: The Movie On Record
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Columbia – JS 37696 |
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US |
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Stage & Screen |
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Spoken Word |
Tracklist
| A | Part I: From A South American Jungle Temple To The Excavation Site In Tanis, Egypt | 23:05 | |
| B | Part II: From Egypt To The Island And The Opening Of The Ark Of The Covenant | 22:35 |
Companies, etc.
- Published By – Bantha Music
- Published By – Ensign Music Corp.
- Remixed At – Studio M, Minnesota Public Radio
- Mastered At – A&M Records
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Lucasfilm Ltd.
- Mastered At – Customatrix
- Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman
Credits
- Art Direction, Design – Rio Phior
- Composed By, Conductor – John Williams (4)
- Directed By – Steven Spielberg
- Effects [Sound Design] – Ben Burtt
- Effects [Sound Effects Technician] – Gary Summers
- Engineer [Assistant Engineer] – Tom Mudge
- Illustration [Front Cover] – Drew Struzan
- Mastered By [Mastering Engineer] – Bernie Grundman
- Orchestra [Performed By] – London Symphony Orchestra
- Producer [Produced For Records], Engineer – Tom Voegeli
- Script By [Script Adaptation By], Liner Notes – Sally Gordon
- Voice Actor [Col. Dietrich] – Wolf Kahler
- Voice Actor [Col. Musgrove] – Don Fellows
- Voice Actor [Dr. Marcus Brody] – Denholm Elliott
- Voice Actor [Dr. Rene Belloq] – Paul Freeman (4)
- Voice Actor [Imam] – Tutte Lemkow
- Voice Actor [Indiana Jones] – Harrison Ford
- Voice Actor [Jock] – Fred Sorenson
- Voice Actor [Katanga] – George Harris (2)
- Voice Actor [Major Arnold Toht] – Ronald Lacey
- Voice Actor [Major Eaton] – William Hootkins
- Voice Actor [Marion Ravenwood] – Karen Allen
- Voice Actor [Sallah] – John Rhys-Davies
- Voice Actor [Satipo] – Alfred Molina
- Written-By [Screenplay] – Lawrence Kasdan
- Written-By [Story] – Philip Kaufman
Notes
Actual dialogue, music and sound effects from the movie "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" directed by Steven Spielberg.
Featuring the voices of the original cast.
16-page photo book included
Descriptions of the content of each side appear on the labels:
- Side A: "From a South American Jungle Temple to the Excavation Site in Tanis, Egypt"
- Side B: "From Egypt to the Island and the Opening of the Ark of the Covenant"
[from back cover]
With special thanks to Robert M. Greber, Howard Kazanjian, Terry Chostner, Roberto McGrath, Kerry Nordquist, Sally Gordon and Ben Burtt.
Featuring the voices of the original cast.
16-page photo book included
Descriptions of the content of each side appear on the labels:
- Side A: "From a South American Jungle Temple to the Excavation Site in Tanis, Egypt"
- Side B: "From Egypt to the Island and the Opening of the Ark of the Covenant"
[from back cover]
With special thanks to Robert M. Greber, Howard Kazanjian, Terry Chostner, Roberto McGrath, Kerry Nordquist, Sally Gordon and Ben Burtt.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 0 7464-37696-1
- Barcode (Scan): 074643769617
- Rights Society: BMI
- Matrix / Runout (A-side label): AL 37696
- Matrix / Runout (B-side label): BL 37696
- Matrix / Runout (A-side runout etching, variant 1): p o PAL 37696-1F A
- Matrix / Runout (B-side runout etching, variant 1): p o PBL 37696-1D A
- Matrix / Runout (A-side runout etching, variant 2): p o PAL 37696-1E A
- Matrix / Runout (B-side runout etching, variant 2): p o PBL 37696-1D A
Other Versions (3)
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Raiders Of The Lost Ark: The Movie On Record (LP, Album) | CBS/Sony | 28AP 2255 | Japan | 1981 | ||
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Raiders Of The Lost Ark: The Movie On Cassette (Cassette, Album) | Buena Vista Records | 6110 | US | 1981 | ||
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Raiders Of The Lost Ark: The Movie On Record (LP, Gatefold) | Columbia | SJS 37696 | Canada | 1982 |
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Reviews
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Edited 4 years agoYou have to that back in 1981, home video hadn't really become a thing yet. So if you wanted to re-experience the move in the most visceral way possible, this album was going to have to keep you satisfied until you were able to see the movie again. It was a great choice to not include narration and instead to let the listener sit back, close their eyes, and imagine the movie taking place in their imagination. Another smart choice was to make sure the mix and master provided as much sound as possible! You really can tell when you hear the low growls of the power of the Ark come through your speakers that somebody was making sure that the sound effects were not getting buried in the mix. (And it's a great showcase for the brilliant work of sound effects designer Ben Burtt.) It's also clear to anyone who has seen the movie a hundred times that some dialogue was re-recorded for this presentation. (Perhaps the dialogue tracks had background noise or other sounds that would get in the way of the listening experience). Overall, this was designed by engineers and artists who shared a common coal, and that goal was realized quite well in this release. It's obviously an abridged experience of the movie (at 45 minutes length) but you really do get all the most important bits, including the screams of the Nazis when their heads begin to melt and explode. :) -
Edited 7 years agoFor fans of Raiders, the scenes on this album sometimes differ from the movie, with 2 or 3 instances of alternate takes and dialogue.
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