Maurice Jarre "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome - The Complete Motion Picture Score (2CDS, UK, Tadlow Music, TADLOW009)"

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is a soundtrack album for the 1985 film Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. The album was originally released in 1985 on the Capitol Records label and reissued numerous times on different labels.

Tracklist:

Disc 1:

1. Original Main Title Music 2:02
2. Max's Theme - The Desert 2:40
3. Bartertown Theme 1:54
4. Accents 2 Suspense 3:47
5. Tragic Saxophone 0:40
6. Heartbeat / Pigrock 3:48
7. Master Blaster / The Manipulator / Embargo / Entity Humiliated 2:29
8. The Discovery 2:01
9. Conspiracy 0:35
10. Thunderdome 4:51
11. Darkness / Gulag 3:48
12. Master In Underworld / Desert Hallucinating 5:20
13. Magical 3:01
14. Children's Theme 2:13
15. Ceremony 1:11
16. Confusion 1:13
17. The Telling / I Ain't Captain Walker 4:01
18. Compassion 3:18
19. Tyrant 2:45
20. The Leaving 5:05
21. Underworld Takeover 2:18
22. Arrival 2:59

Disc 2:

1. Max And Savannah Escape 3:04
2. Boarding The Train 2:22
3. Bartertown Destruction 4:02
4. The Big Chase! 11:44
5. Epilogue 3:10

Original Soundtrack Album Tracks

1. Bartertown 8:34
2. The Children 2:11
3. Coming Home 15:11
4. Soundtrack Bonus Tracks
5. Pianos Overdubs For The Big Chase! 2:46
6. Organ Effects 0:39
7. Plastic Tube Effects 0:47
8. Wild Chords 0:24

Additional Bonus Track

1. I Ain't Captain Walker  5:02

Limited Collector's Edition

Color Booklet and Picture Disc CDs

Music Recorded at CTS Studios, Wembley

Digital Transfers: FX Rentals, London

Published by Kennedy Miller Productions Pty. Ltd. and administered by Warner Brothers Music Corp.

Gino Vanelli "A Pauper In Paradise"

A Pauper in Paradise is the fifth studio album by Italian-Canadian singer Gino Vannelli.

Track listing

All music and lyrics by Gino Vannelli.

Side 1

1. "Mardi Gras" – 3:26
2. "Valleys of Valhalla" – 4:23
3. "The Surest Things Can Change" – 4:35
4. "One Night with You" – 4:18
5. "A Song and Dance" – 3:37

Side 2

1. "Black and Blue" – 4:21
2. "A Pauper in Paradise (In Four Movements)" – 15:14

Produced and Arranged by Gino Vannelli and Joe Vannelli.

Engineers – Norm Kinney (Tracks 1-5); John Kurlander (Tracks 6 & 7).

Assistant Engineer – Steve Prestage

Remixed by Jon Kelly

Mastered by Bernie Grundman at A&M Mastering Studios (Hollywood, CA).

Art Direction – Fabio Nicola and Roland Young

Design and Artwork – Joanne Jayde

Photography – Beth Kelly (poster) and Paul McCreath (back cover).

Management – Artist Development International

Asia "Astra (Japan Edition, Platinum SHMCD, Universal Records, UICY-40070)"

Astra is the third studio album by British rock band Asia, released in November 1985. It was the final studio album (excluding half studio/half compilation album Then & Now) to feature original member John Wetton until 2008's reunion album Phoenix.

Started in 1984, it marked the return of lead singer John Wetton to the band's line-up, after his departure in September 1983. Wetton had been replaced by Greg Lake, temporarily, for their Tokyo concerts at the Budokan in December 1983. The first night of these shows was advertised as Asia in Asia, and was broadcast over MTV and on Westwood One. Wetton had come back, but made it a condition to his return that Steve Howe depart the band. For some time the band considered continuing as a three-piece with various guitarists - Jeff Beck and David Gilmour were under consideration - guesting on the album. By the time sessions for Astra began, Howe had been replaced by Swiss guitarist Mandy Meyer, formerly of the bands Cobra and Krokus. This change in the band's line-up marked a shift in musical direction for Asia to a more edgy, slightly hard rock sound.

Wetton and Downes wrote 25 songs for the album, of which 10 were retained (one of the unused songs, "We Move as One", was recorded by former ABBA vocalist Agnetha Fältskog). Two of them, "Voice Of America" and "Wishing", were started by Wetton during his time away from the band, initially towards a solo album. "Hard On Me" was written towards the end of the sessions when Geffen complained about the lack of a potential hit single. The recording of the album took place at several studios in London during 1984–85. Astra was originally intended to be named Arcadia, but was changed prior to release to avoid confusion when it was learned that a side project of the same name of Duran Duran was being recorded at the same time. The cover artwork was created by Roger Dean, who had designed Asia's previous records.

Track listing

All tracks written by John Wetton and Geoff Downes, except "Hard on Me" written by Wetton and "Too Late" written by Wetton, Downes and Carl Palmer.

Side one

1. "Go" 4:09
2. "Voice of America" 4:29
3. "Hard on Me" 3:37
4. "Wishing" 4:17
5. "Rock and Roll Dream" 6:53

Side two

1. "Countdown to Zero" 4:17
2. "Love Now till Eternity" 4:14
3. "Too Late" 4:14
4. "Suspicion" 3:47
5. "After the War" 5:09

Total length: 45:06