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BRAINSTORM

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  • 1. Main Title (02:14) 2. Lillian's Heart Attack (03:18) 3. Gaining Access To The Tapes (02:48) 4. Michael's Gift To Karen (06:53) 5. First Playback (03:20) 6. Race For Time (04:52) 7. Final Playback / End Titles (06:50)


  • Film version:
    Orchestra: Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra

    Orchestrations: Greig McRitchie
    Choir: California Boys Choir and The Duke University Choir
    Sound Engineer: Shawn Murphy
    Studio: MGM Scoring Stage, Sony Pictures Studios, Culver City, CA
     

    Album version:
    Recording dates: 13-14 september 1983

    Choir: The Ambrosian Singers, Boys Choir of New College, Oxford
    Sound Engineer: Eric Tomlinson
    Studio: Anvil Studios, Abbey Road, Londres


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