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Various Artists
From The Earth To The Moon (1998 Television Mini-Series)
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. From the Earth to the Moon (Main Theme) - Original TV Soundtrack, Kamen, Michael
2. Eight Miles High - Original TV Soundtrack, Clark, Gene [1]
3. Season of the Witch - Original TV Soundtrack, Donovan [1]
4. The Magic Bus - Original TV Soundtrack, Townshend, Pete
5. Rescue Me - Original TV Soundtrack, Miner, Raynard
6. Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind? - Original TV Soundtrack, Sebastian, John [Lo
7. Sugar, Sugar - Original TV Soundtrack, Barry, Jeff
8. Whipping Post - Original TV Soundtrack, Allman, Gregg
9. Sookie, Sookie - Original TV Soundtrack, Covay, Don
10. Mustang Sally - Original TV Soundtrack, Rice, Bonny
11. Boys - Original TV Soundtrack, Dixon, Luther
12. Sh-Boom - Original TV Soundtrack, Edwards, James [1]
13. Beyond the Sea - Original TV Soundtrack, Lawrence, Jack [Lyr
14. From the Earth to the Moon (End Theme) - Original TV Soundtrack, Kamen, Michael

CD Details

All Artists: Various Artists
Title: From The Earth To The Moon (1998 Television Mini-Series)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sony
Original Release Date: 3/31/1998
Release Date: 3/31/1998
Album Type: Soundtrack
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 074646917923, 074646917947

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CD Reviews

Where is the music I wanted?

07/18/1999

(2 out of 5 stars)

"Warning! This is not the CD everyone wishes it were! Some excellent original music graced the "E2M" series, but astonishingly only Michael Kamen's main theme is on this CD. When I heard Mason Daring's poetic and moving score for the episode "Spider" I knew I would pay any price to get it on CD. Was amazed to find that this so-called "soundtrack" is almost an empty wrapper. The grand main theme it includes is painfully tantalizing. That such fine work went into the series' music but not into this CD is baffling. Hope someone rectifies this serious mistake with a new, genuine soundtrack."

Not a soundtruck... a song collection.

D. Krupnik | New York City U.S. / Tel Aviv Israel | 04/29/2000

(1 out of 5 stars)

"When i first got the cd i was very happy, since the soundtruck in the series was great, but what i did discover was a callection of old songs. if you are like me and want this cd for the great orchestral soundtruck of the series, don't look in this cd. E-mail HBO and tell them to relese one!"

What a catastrophe!

Mike Kmera | Dekalb, Illinois | 02/14/2000

(1 out of 5 stars)

"Some of the best orchestral music from the 12-part series is no where to be seen on this soundtrack. I would advise others not to buy this cd. It does not complement the movie in any way. You might as well go buy the Forrest Gump soundtrack if you're looking for oldies. With this so-called "soundtrack", it's like Columbus sailed half-way across the Atlantic, only to turn back to Europe and say he couldn't make it. Such describes HBO's behavior in regards to not releasing a full orchestral score of such a masterpiece of filmwork. I advise everyone to 1) Go to HBO website 2) E-mail them and complain 3) Tell them to look at Amazon's review for this so-called "soundtrack" 4) Ask HBO to release a "real" soundtrack"