Honey, I Blew Up the Kid (Expanded Original Soundtrack)
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Honey, I Blew Up the Kid (Expanded Original Soundtrack)
Intrada revisits, expands a 1992 Disney favorite and premieres related cartoon short! Randal Kleiser directs, Rick Moranis again stars with vivid special effects in tow. Broughton creates not one but three important themes: Stomping, comic footstep idea in low instruments (bassoon, low clarinet, basses, trombone) that typically plays in tandem with rousing, winding second theme in sax, other woodwinds above. Both typically share prominence together in equal doses but unlike customary theme/accompaniment fashion, ingenious writing also allows each tune to make brief solo appearances sans the other. Yet a third theme bearing equal importance plays to sweeter, soaring "family" element. Yet another idea, smaller in context of score but prominent in key moments is "jingle-style" melody Broughton composes for ice cream truck that figures in storyline. Worthy of extra note: incredible action sequence, "Car Flight", in which composer himself describes in booklet notes of sequence having so many notes it was "scary" and near-impossible to perform. When all finally is done, Broughton reveals one last ace up his sleeve with rousing "End Credits - That's All Folks!" in which major themes all get their say before tour-de-force climax and coda finally bring down curtains. Dazzling! All-new CD presentation features several previously unreleased cues in main program plus additional shorter bits and alternate "End Credits" in "the extras". As cool overture to score, Intrada also premieres 4-minute original score accompanying Off His Rockers, the 1992 cartoon short that appeared in front of main theatrical feature. Here, Broughton helps wooden rocking horse arouse imagination of young boy and literally helps them gallop off to wild western adventure in composer's trademark Americana style! Entire CD presented courtesy Disney from two-track digital scoring session mixes made by Robert Fernandez at Warner Bros., Armin Steiner at 20th Century Fox, respectively.