StreamingSoundtracks.com - The Towering Inferno

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Main Title John Williams	5:02	157
02	Something For Susan John Williams	2:39	10
03	Lisolette And Harlee John Williams	2:31	9
04	The Flame Ignites John Williams	0:59	9
05	More For Susan John Williams	1:53	9
06	Harlee Dressing John Williams	1:35	9
07	Let There Be Light John Williams	0:35	9
08	Alone At Last John Williams	0:48	9
10	The First Victims John Williams	3:21	9
11	Not A Cigarette John Williams	1:16	9
12	Trapped Lovers John Williams	4:41	10
13	Doug's Fall, Piggy Back Ride John Williams	2:18	9
14	Lisolette's Decent John Williams	3:06	10
15	Down The Pipes, The Door Opens John Williams	2:58	10
16	Couples John Williams	3:34	9
17	Short Goodbyes John Williams	2:23	10
18	Helicopter Rescue John Williams	3:05	9
19	Passing The Word John Williams	1:10	9
20	Planting The Charges John Williams	9:03	37
21	Finale John Williams	3:53	11
22	An Architect's Dream John Williams	3:23	9
24	The Morning After (Instrumental) John Williams	2:03	9
25	Susan And Doug (Album) John Williams	2:27	16
26	Department Pride And The Cat (Damaged) John Williams	0:58	7
27	Helicopter Explosion (Damaged) John Williams	2:29	8
28	Waking Up (Damaged) John Williams	2:33	10

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Main Titles

By:	JERIC
Date:	8 Jul 2007
Rating:

The Main Titles track on this album is from the Disasters!: Movie Music Album (B00000AFQH) released in 1998. The sound quality is superior to the original.

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Great Score

By:	marlow
Date:	9 Apr 2009
Rating:

Together with 'Earthquake' and 'The Poseidon Adventure' this score is one of the great seventies disaster scores of John Williams. With John Cacavas' Airport 77 it was a remarkable light-fusion of the seventies' pop culture with orchestral scoring. It also points into the upcoming home of Williams' collaboration with Spielberg and the London Symphony Orchestra which will last decades. I like the old fashioned tradition to compose a song for the movie which also uses the main theme. FSM did a great job in restoring and in providing a wonderful booklet with this issue. The sound quality is mediocre.

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