Elmer Bernstein, Stripes - 39m 13s

Tracks & Durations

1. Stripes March	2:20
2. Winger	1:27
3. Depression	0:44
4. Push-ups	2:13
5. Hair Cut	2:39
6. Training	1:54
7. Escape	1:37
8. Cops	1:26
9. Missing	1:44
10. Home	0:48
11. Graduation March	2:24
12. 1taly	1:16
13. Gone	2:27
14. Captured	1:30
15. Into The Fire	2:55
16. Rescued	1:50
17. V-J-R	2:33
18. Freeze Frames	3:32
19. End Credits	1:36
20. Stripes Trailer	2:07

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Review

One of the seminal scores of the 1980s, "Stripes" was a huge hit and featured a score by one of film music's greatest legends, yet still there was no soundtrack release. Elmer Bernstein's score for "Stripes" is a classic. For it he composed a march that was every bit as memorable as the one he wrote for "The Great Escape." Once again, Bernstein played the comedy straight and what resulted is a tremendously exciting action score. It comes from a particularly exciting time in Bernstein's career. 1981 also included the composer's utterly magnificent score for "Heavy Metal."

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Stripes

Tracks: 19 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 37m 50s (-2m 37s)

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