Various Artists - From The Earth To The Moon (1998 Television Mini-Series)
Facts
| Artist(s) | Various Artists |
| Studio | Sony |
| Release Date | March 31, 1998 |
| UPC Code | 074646917923 |
Tracks
- From the Earth to the Moon (Main Theme) - Kamen, Michael
- Eight Miles High - Clark, Gene [1]
- Season of the Witch - Donovan [1]
- The Magic Bus - Townshend, Pete
- Rescue Me - Miner, Raynard
- Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind? - Sebastian, John
- Sugar, Sugar - Kim, Andy
- Whipping Post - Allman, Gregg
- Sookie, Sookie - Covay, Don
- Mustang Sally - Rice, Mack
- Boys - Dixon, Luther
- Sh-Boom - Feaster, Claude
- Beyond the Sea - Lawrence, Jack
- From the Earth to the Moon (End Theme) - Kamen, Michael
Similar CDs
| From the Earth to the Moon - The Signature Edition | Apollo 13: Music From The Motion Picture | Band of Brothers | The Right Stuff | The Last Man on the Moon: Astronaut Eugene Cernan and America's Race in Space |
User Reviews
Average user review:| Not what is should have been |
I haven't found out yet why this only had Michael Kamen's main theme and closing theme and omitted Mason Daring's outstanding work for Spider or James Newton Howard's piece for Apollo 11.
The two stars are for Michael Kamen (Rest in Peace). As for the rest of the music, I either own some of it or my Mom has it!
Wait until the studio wises up and figures out how to release original music. Forget this disc.
May 5, 2007
| Excellent Soundtrack |
| Doesn't even leave the ground! |
| Bought it for the Kamen tracks... |
| Disappointed... (stars are only For Michael Kamin) |
I suppose its my own fault for assuming that the music on this CD was the SCORE not the SOUNDTRACK, terms that are often misused.
The real selling point of the music for the Earth to the Moon Series, is of course, the SCORE. The "throwins" like the Byrds, and other 60's memorabilia, is not what a new CD should be about. I HAVE the 60's retro tracks in 12 other forms.. How about something NEW here.
I am sure that Michael Kamin can rerelease his theme on another compilation of his own, but what about the other music.. How and when can we get to that? Maybe never. More shallow thinking from record companies. April 13, 2002
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