In the end, the album provides for a very good sampling of Angell's style of composition, as well as his talents given a small budget. There are tracks that certainly excel beyond the others, including the strongest and most satisfying theme heard in tracks ten and nineteen, as well as a few of the slower piano and woodwind solos near the end. These glimpses into the softer, character-based side of the score are ultimately squashed by the loud and occasionally obnoxious rock and dance cues, some of which feature female vocals. Regular U.S. release, though difficult to find in stores. Check soundtrack specialty outlets.
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