Madly inspirational, Stan Bush at his (near) finest.įighting to the end, never giving in when you're back is to the wall, seeking out the eye of the storm, fighting fire with fire, that is what The Touch is all about.
#INSTRUMENTS OF DESTRUCTION BY N.R.G. MOVIE#
The Touch, Dare, and the Transformers theme song team up well with Vince DiCola's score in the Transformers - The Movie soundtrack. Transformers: The Movie soundtrack album notes Tracks 11-14 were not on the original soundtrack release, but on the 2007 Volcano Entertainment re-release. How can you not? So anthemic, so kick ass, so everything in between. Not the finished film, not a rough cut, the storyboards. What is amazing is that he wrote the music to the cartoon movie to the storyboards. I traded in my initial shock for more of a can-do attitude and told the director and producers, "Oh sure, no problem at all.
I was told that I would be writing most of the music not to picture, as is usually the case, but to "storyboards", which is far from the norm. Another surprise nearly threw me into a panic mode.
#INSTRUMENTS OF DESTRUCTION BY N.R.G. FULL#
This amount of music is not particularly uncommon for a full lenght animated film, but was certainly more than I had ever been asked to produce for one movie. The first surprise was realizing that about 75 minutes worth of music would be required. "From the beginning, I found this to be a very challenging project. Vince DiCola on scoring the Transformers: The Movie soundtrack And, as far as we are concerned, this is the only Transformers soundtrack. This is the best Transformers soundtrack. This is the original Transformers soundtrack. Just pure 80s synth, hair metal, screechy vocals, amazing falsetto, huge guitars, and all sorts of other righteous musical motifs. This was way before the Michael Bay live-action tentpole of 2007, with thankfully none of the Linkin Park. The motion picture soundtrack ranged from bitchin' hair metal ( Lion and Kick Axe, Stan Bush) to Vince DiCola's perfect synth-industrial score. In 1986, the legendary Transformers: The Movie soundtrack hit the shelves, putting records and cassettes into the hands of kids across the nation, filling everyone with joy. Why? Cause he is a bad ass.īetter still, there was the music! The movie soundtrack Peter Cullen, to be fair, appears as Optimus Prime in (nearly) all versions. The Eric IDle, Orson Welles, Judd Nelson, and Leonard Nimoy, Micro machines guy, Michael Bell voiced Transformers. Way before Michael Bay, Josh Duhamel, Shia Lebeouf, Megan Fox, and John Turturro.īefore Steven Jablonsky wrote the score to the live action Transformers.Īt a time when kids were playing Transformers outside in sandboxes, not playing Transformers on netflix. Speaking of Bang Camaro, they'd be great to include on a live action Transformers movie.
But hey, at least they got the color right. Way before Sam and Mikaela were riding around in a refreshed Bumblebee (Transformers Gen I Bumblebee is VW bug, not a (Bang) Camaro). Stan Bush, Vince DiCola, Kick Axe, Lion, NRG, and Weird Al create an epic soundtrack to the legendary, Transformers The Movie. The Transformers Theme (Alternate Version) - Vince DiCola.Megatron Must Be Stopped (Parts 1 & 2) - Vince DiCola.Moon Base 2 - Shuttle Launch - Vince DiCola.Dare to Be Stupid - "Weird Al" Yankovic.Autobot / Decepticon Battle - Vince DiCola.Nothin' Gonna Stand In Our Way - Spectre General (Kick Axe).
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