Welcome back, film music buffs! Today, we are strapping into our flight suits and preparing for liftoff as we expose the truth behind Jerry Goldsmith’s powerhouse score for Capricorn One. If you thought NASA could pull off a hoax without some seriously propulsive brass, you are vastly mistaken—this soundtrack is so good it should be classified as a state secret. Joining us to break down the musical conspiracy is a man who knows a thing or two about top-secret operations, high-octane stunts, and dangerous liaisons: long-term James Bond Radio contributor, Brian Dobson! Brian is a certified adrenaline junkie who has literally bungee-jumped off the GoldenEye dam, but today we’re trading the tuxedo for a space suit to see if Jerry's themes can survive the harsh desert terrain. So, grab your headphones, watch out for black helicopters, and let's get tracking before this episode gets entirely scrubbed by shady government men!
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Score composed and conducted by Jerry Goldmith, performed by the London Symphony Orchestra, copyright 1978 Warner Brothers Records, all rights reserved.
'Life On Mars?' written by David Bowie, performed by Jessica Lange, copyright 2014 Hollywood Records, all rights reserved.