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David Shire - 2010 (Original Music From The Motion Picture) - LP, Album, Promo, Dig - Near Mint (NM or M-)

David Shire - 2010 (Original Music From The Motion Picture) - LP, Album, Promo, Dig - Near Mint (NM or M-)

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Description

Format:                      LP, Album, Promo, Dig

Media Condition:     Near Mint (NM or M-)

Sleeve Condition:     Very Good (VG)

Country:                       Australia  

Record Label:              A&M Records

Catalog No:                  L-20045

Released:                     1984

Genre:                           Electronic, Stage & Screen

Style:                             Score, Synth-pop, Ambient

Tracklist:

A1. Earth/Space 3:15
A2. Probe 4:15
A3. Bowman 1:44
A4. Reactivating Discovery 2:24
B1. Space Linkup/Earth Fallout 3:55
B2. Visitation/Countdown 5:47
B3. Nova/New Worlds/Also Sprach Zarathustra (excerpt) 6:23
B4. New Worlds Theme From "2010" (End Title) 2:30

Comments:
Very clean vinyl and labels. Sleeve has light ring wear and a split along spine. Record is in excellent condition, no obvious signs of wear. Supplied with new high-quality sleeve protector.

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Notes:

Electronic music performed by David Shire and Craig Huxley
Electronic music recorded at The Enterprise
Orchestral music recorded at MGM Studios
Remixed by Craig Huxley

Album mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering
Album coordination for MGM: Harry Lojewski
Album Supervision: Jonathan A. Zimbert
Album Art Direction: Chuck Beeson
Album Design: Donald Krieger

All of the original music, with the exception of "New Worlds" and the second half of "New Worlds Theme" was entirely synthesized using the New England Digital Synclavier II, Yamaha DX-1 and Roland Jupiter-8.  The Blaster Beam was used on "Reactivating Discovery."  No resynthesis or sampling was employed on the Synclavier.  All electronic music was recorded with an Amek 3500 mixing desk and Otari MTR 90 24-track recorder and remixed to a Mitsubishi X-80 digital recorder.

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