Barry Epoch Topping - Birdcage (Original Soundtrack) - VINYL LP

Album Tracks 1. Main Title 2. Meeting with Grantby and Fight 3. Do You Always Wear Your Glasses? 4. Codename Housemartin 5. Goodbye Harry 6. Break-In and Friendly Fire 7. A Man Alone (Main Title from InchThe Ipcress FileInch) 8. If You're Not Clean - I'll Kill You 9. The Death of Carswell 10. Factory Raid / Ipcress 11. The Treatment and Palmer Escapes 12. End Credits

Limited banned blood red colored vinyl LP pressing. SCALA!!! (Original Music by Barry Adamson) by Barry Adamson Barry Adamson, original member of Magazine and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and a celebrated solo artist and composer, returns with the soundtrack to SCALA!!!, the acclaimed documentary chronicling the history of London's most infamous independent cinema. Known for his film work, including collaborations with David Lynch, Adamson brings his trademark blend of noir, jazz, funk and atmosphere to a score that's as evocative as the Scala itself. The album captures the cinema's spirit late nights, sticky floors, sleazy underground screenings, and the intoxicating world of subversive art. Across it's 22 tracks, Adamson conjures moods that shift from brooding and cinematic to playful and chaotic, echoing the wild programming and cultural rebellion the Scala embodied. The film, directed by Jane Giles and Ali Catterall, tells the story of the legendary King's Cross repertory cinema (1978-1993). Featuring interviews with staff, regulars and icons including John Waters, Mark Moore, Mary Harron, Isaac Julien and Ben Wheatley, alongside rare archival footage it celebrates a venue that became a crucible for counterculture, sexploitation, horror, kung-fu, LGBTQ+ cinema, live music, and cult double bills. Barry Adamson's original score plunges us into the underworld of late-night London - a vivid soundtrack to underground cinema and cultural rebellion. Album Tracks 1. Scala!!! (Opening Title) 2. Timelines 3. Scala Posters (Mondo Bongo) 4. As Steve Woolley Sees It 5. Babs Johnson Is Divine 6. Iggy and Lou and Mick Rock Too 7. Latex Gloves 8. Acid Celluloid 9. Scala Cats 10. Sodom and Tomorrow 11. Barry's Iranian Embassy 12. Spandau Politics 13. Another All Nighter 14. One of Us/Sticky Floors Atmos 15. Pink Narcissus 16. Black Leather Love

Supercar was the second Gerry Anderson show to use the Supermarionation technique. An impressive thirty-nine episodes were produced between 1961 and 1962, so Barry Gray had to produce the music fast and on a limited budget. He composed a series of themes for locations, situations and characters. The main star of the show, Supercar, is given the heroic theme, whilst the rest of the score veers between charmingly whimsical to support the dialogue and menacing when underlining the drama. The forty-piece orchestra was conducted by Gray himself.Barry Gray was amongst the first composers to use electronic instruments in music for television. One such instrument was the Ondes Martenot, used to produce otherworldly musical motifs and fragments and later to create sound effects for Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons. Album Tracks 1. Supercar Series One Main Titles 2. Full Boost Verticalthe Headhunters and Sargonwhimsical Anticsmasterspy Theme/Pleasant Theme What Goes Upsupercar Series Two Main Titles 3. The Runaway Train 4. Precious Cargo 5. Zizi's Song 6. Super Stork 7. Hi-Jack 8. Calling Charlie Queen 9. The Beakette Danube 10. Space for Mitch 11. Jail Break 12. The Day Time Stood Still 13. City Lights 14. Gifted Gorilla 15. Supercar Extended Theme