A work of uncommon sensitivity and depth, 1986's The Boy Who Could Fly remains one of the defining scores of Bruce Broughton's career as well as a welcome panacea to the overblown, soulless music that typically defines Hollywood fantasy of this kind. Broughton allows his nuanced melodies to speak for themselves, eschewing bombast and saccharinity in favor of understated orchestrations that nevertheless convey human drama in stunning detail. Percepto's limited-edition 2001 reissue appends 30 minutes of additional music cut ...
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A work of uncommon sensitivity and depth, 1986's The Boy Who Could Fly remains one of the defining scores of Bruce Broughton's career as well as a welcome panacea to the overblown, soulless music that typically defines Hollywood fantasy of this kind. Broughton allows his nuanced melodies to speak for themselves, eschewing bombast and saccharinity in favor of understated orchestrations that nevertheless convey human drama in stunning detail. Percepto's limited-edition 2001 reissue appends 30 minutes of additional music cut from the original Varese Sarabande release as well as excellent liner notes highlighted by Broughton commentary. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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Very Good. Cover insert has indentations from plastic tabs. This item is in very good condition with all original artwork and materials. The disc may have light superficial marks that do not affect play.
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