Caveman [Original Score] Lalo Schifrin

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  • Release Date: 06/07/2005
  • Sales Rank: 35,418
  • Label: ALEPH RECORDS
  • UPC: 651702635320
 
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Caveman [Original Score]

1LISTENCaveman (Main Title) 10:32
2LISTENThe Kissing Plant 6:25
3LISTENThe Horn Lizard 5:21
4LISTENTyrannosaurus Rex 4:26
5LISTENHomo Erectus 6:26
6LISTENPterodactyl 7:11
7LISTENWilliam Tell Overture 3:25
8LISTENMarch of the Caveman 2:02
9LISTENPrehistoric Dance 5:17
10LISTENCaveman (End Title) 3:02

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Editorial Reviews

A movie as appealing and savory as the heaping piles of dinosaur sh*t that pass for its sight gags, 1980's Caveman ranks among the worst bombs Hollywood ever produced. Though a vehicle for Ringo Starr, the erstwhile Beatle did not record the film's soundtrack, with that, uh, "honor" going to the great screen composer Lalo Schifrin. Somehow Schifrin manages to rise above it all -- especially given the circumstances, his Caveman score ain't half bad: though its epic sweep would have been far better suited for a movie worth watching, this is the kind of melodramatic score harking back to Hollywood's golden era, complete with eruptions of brass and strings. And in keeping with the prehistoric plot, there's even a tribal energy to the percussion -- sounds silly, but it works. Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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