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  Comments about: Conan the Destroyer (Basil Poledouris)
 • Posted by: franz_conrad <Send E-Mail>
• Date: Monday, April 12, 2004, at 4:47 a.m.
• IP Address: rypp-p-144-139-141-129.prem.tmns.net.au
• In Response to: Riders of Doom in Conan the Destroyer!?! (Cvija)

  Re: Riders of Doom in Conan the Destroyer!?!


> Christian, where have you heard Riders of Doom in this score?! And also
> Crom's theme? You mean opening fanfares from the Anvil of Crom? Well, I'm
> pretty sure there's no this motif in Destroyer. We DO hear repetition of
> main Conan theme (though, I can't figure out why you call it Conan's
> Journey theme!?), love theme, mountain of power march, atlantean sword,
> wheel of pain and wizard's motif.

Part of 'Riders of Doom' is referenced for brass about two minutes into track 1 'Riders of Taramis', and I think that is the only appearance of the theme on the album. The theme's full choral incarnation obviously doesn't appear at all in the score. As for the 'Anvil of Crom' - Christian's probably referring to the percussion in the opening title and the 'Conan and Bombatta Battle' tracks, which is very close to, if not identical to the 'Anvil of Crom' from the first film.




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