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The New American Orchestra
Blade Runner (Orchestral Adaptation Of Music Composed For The Motion Picture By Vangelis)
Full Moon (9 23748-1)
Warner Bros. Records (1-23748)
1x Vinyl LP Album
Electronic, Jazz, Classical, Stage & Screen, Soundtrack, Modern Classical, Contemporary Jazz, Contemporary
Release date: Dec 31, 1981, US
Released in 1982, Blade Runner (Orchestral Adaptation of Music Composed for the Motion Picture by Vangelis) by The New American Orchestra was the first official soundtrack release for Ridley Scott's sci-fi classic. Because Vangelis’s original electronic score faced over a decade of delays before its official 1994 release, this jazz-influenced orchestral reinterpretation served as the primary soundtrack available to fans for years.
Release Year: 1982.
The New American Orchestra, conducted by Jack Elliott.
A blend of orchestral music, smooth jazz, and ambient textures.
Critical Reception: While commercially successful at the time, director Ridley Scott later dismissed the album as a "soft 'muzak' imitation".
A1
Love Theme
A2
Main Title
A3
One More Kiss, Dear
A4
Memories Of Green
B1
End Title
B2
Blade Runner Blues
B3
Farewell
B4
End Title Reprise
