Donald Rubinstein's score to George A. Romero’s vampire shocker MARTIN has been re-mastered and pressed onto 180 gram vinyl, and we have all the details right here. Ship to Shore PhonoCo. announced today that the score from George A. Romero's MARTIN, once named "one of the top 100 coolest soundtracks of all time" by MOJO Magazine, will be available on vinyl for the first time since its original release in 1978.
"Donald Rubinstein contributes a haunting, melancholy score punctuated with sudden, passionate riffs. It is the perfect accompaniment to this tale of lost souls in a barren, nearly post-apocalyptic environment,” said Roy Frumkes, producer of Street Trash and director of Document of the Dead.
Featuring brand new original artwork from Brandon Schaefer, and exclusive liner notes from composer Donald Rubinstein and star John Amplas, this release will be limited to 2,000 copies on vinyl: 500 on Marble "Blood" Red (available in North America from Light In The Attic and in the UK from One Way Static), 500 on "Transylvanian Flashback" Black & White Swirl (available only through the official Ship To Shore PhonoCo webstore, HERE) and 1,000 on 180 gram black vinyl. Due to its limited run, it's expected to sell out fast!
The LP soundtrack to George A. Romero's MARTIN has been a highly sought-after collector's piece for many years, and now – thanks to Ship to Shore PhonoCo – it is finally available again. It's not only a must-have for fans of Romero, but also connoisseurs of film scores in general.
Track listing:
- A1. The Calling / Main Title
- A2. Train Attack
- A3. Phased
- A4. Tat Cuda’s House
- A5. Martin At The Butcher Shop
- A6. Antique Chase With Villagers
- A7. Garlic Chase #6
- A8. Martin Goes To The City
- A9. Christina Leaves
- A10. Halloween
- A11. Modern Vamp
- B1. Chant
- B2. The Calling (Reprise)
- B3. Braddock / Chase
- B4. Back To Me
- B5. Crawling Sequence
- B6. Martin Martin Martin
- B7. Marie – Interlude
- B8. Evocation
- B9. Fly By Night
- B10. Exorcism / Classical Funk
- B11. Stake, Well Done!
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