Survivor [Original Television Soundtrack]

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  • Release Date: 08/29/2000
  • Sales Rank: 14,743
  • Label: TVT
  • UPC: 016581690028

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One of the highest-rated TV series of all time, the 2000 program Survivor came out of nowhere and caught on like wildfire. It seemed viewers just couldn't get enough of cutthroat Rich, rude Rudy, conniving Kelly, and sore loser Susan who battled one another to be the lone survivor on a desert island. Audience response to the innovative music heard on the program led to the release of an instrumental soundtrack album, which features the program's original, exotic score by renowned composers Russ Landau and David Vanacore (Landau won a 1985 Grammy for Best New Age album, while Vanacore has scored shows such as Law & Order and VH1's Behind the Music). In keeping with Survivor's stranded-on-a-desert-isle theme, tracks such as "Ancient Voices," "New Frontier," "My Tribe," and "Survivor Yell" have a primal feel to them, with tribal-sounding percussion, wailing vocals, and chants. Several tracks, including "Big Drama," "Tally the Vote," and "Explorer," are simply full to the brim with sweeping, melodramatic orchestration -- one such track, "I Can See It," is reminiscent of Elton John's often grandiose Lion King soundtrack. Despite its rather cheap-sounding drum machines and synthesizer-laden production, this score still evokes images of the island's exotic landscape and the primitive lifestyle of its temporary inhabitants. Ayelet Prizant, Barnes & Noble



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Just like the showby Anonymous

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November 15, 2009: The songs come directly from the show. I've watched all of the seasons and realized that the same songs have been used as background music since the first season. When I hear each track I can visualize the "scene" when it is played on the show.

Looking for Your Survivor Party Musicby Anonymous

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April 23, 2004: I just purchased this CD. If you are looking for the music of the show to enchance your Survivor party....THIS IS IT!! After purchasing it, we wished we had done it sooner.


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