TMNT 1990 Soundtrack/Score

[mg248]

Does anybody know what song is playing when the turtles are traveling back to the city?

When they say "Its time to go back"

I have never been able to find this song

Thanks in advance

[Bossanova]

it sounds like its John Du Prez, part of the shredders suite maybe

[thebrownranger]

It's obviously from John Du Prez, but not all the cues that were used in the movie were released onto the soundtrack. If it were, it would have been given it's own name on the OST.

[AleXviD]

Originally Posted by mg248

Does anybody know what song is playing when the turtles are traveling back to the city?

When they say "Its time to go back"

I have never been able to find this song

Thanks in advance

The theme that also plays while awakened Raphael trains with others, right? I thinks this is the best version we can get right now http://www.sendspace.com/file/yxggi8

And one more theme which, I believe, was left from CD http://www.sendspace.com/file/la6wdy

They sounds kinda hollow, but that's the way it is in 5.1 track from German DVD. One can probably cut them from 5.1 track on US DVD, but there is dialogues and sound effects in every channel which can't be removed.

[sgtfbomb]

Originally Posted by AleXviD

The theme that also plays while awakened Raphael trains with others, right? I thinks this is the best version we can get right now http://www.sendspace.com/file/yxggi8

And one more theme which, I believe, was left from CD http://www.sendspace.com/file/la6wdy

They sounds kinda hollow, but that's the way it is in 5.1 track from German DVD. One can probably cut them from 5.1 track on US DVD, but there is dialogues and sound effects in every channel which can't be removed.

What about some of the fighting cues, like the bit that hits right after Casey says he'll never call golf a dull sport ever again, on top of all music during that fight in the sewer? Hollow sound or not, it's the best we can get until, by some miracle, someone like La La Land Records can release it officially.

[Powder]

Originally Posted by AleXviD

The theme that also plays while awakened Raphael trains with others, right? I thinks this is the best version we can get right now http://www.sendspace.com/file/yxggi8

And one more theme which, I believe, was left from CD http://www.sendspace.com/file/la6wdy

They sounds kinda hollow, but that's the way it is in 5.1 track from German DVD. One can probably cut them from 5.1 track on US DVD, but there is dialogues and sound effects in every channel which can't be removed.

Downloaded, too awesome! Dude, do you have the rest of these? If you could share those you'd be making a lot of turtle fans really happy.

[AleXviD]

Well, that's all I can do. Lair Under Attack (expanded), Roof Fight, The Shredder.

Unfortunately, there's still dialog leftovers and SFX echoing in some places, especially when music is quiet, so I had to cut some parts to make it less annoying.

[Powder]

Well those are great, albeit a bit sped up, it seems. Thanks so very much! I downloaded someone elses rip of the soundtrack some time ago but you've included songs that they didn't have. So having a fuller collection of tracks from that score makes my day.

[AleXviD]

You're welcome!

Yeah, music is slightly faster since taken from PAL source. Funny, I have listened to it so much in last few months so I totally forgot about speed-up until you mentioned.

[sgtfbomb]

Originally Posted by Powder

Thanks so very much! I downloaded someone elses rip of the soundtrack some time ago but you've included songs that they didn't have.)

I have this version, as well. It only included April's broadcast, her mugging, the main title theme, Raph's fight with Casey, the fight at the apartment, the reprise of the main title theme during the fight at then, with heavy SFX (you can actually hear Mikey shout "God! I love being a turtle!!!!" in the rear channel), and, of course, the two suites from the official soundtrack, The Shredder Suite and Splinter's Tales.

Not sure why they didn't include anything else. I suppose it could be because they used the Region 1 Blu Ray as the source, and had to deal with heavy SFX, and decided to only include the best tracks (most of which don't have any if at all noticeable SFX), as well as the SFX-crazy, main title theme, if only because of it was expected.