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Monday, September 7, 2026

The Genius Named Goldsmith

There have been several issues of the soundtrack for the 1983 flick Twilight Zone: The Movie.
I put together this single disc for my own thrills and chills.  I assembled the CD front and rear art too.

01. The Midnight Special performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival (edit) 2:37
02. Twilight Zone Theme (Burgess Meredith voiceover) 0:40

TIME OUT
03. Nights Are Forever (performed by Jennifer Warnes) 3:36
04. Time Change - Questions - The Ledge 4:03
05. Anesthesia (performed by 213) 3:02
06. The KKK 2:34
07. Purple Haze (performed by Jimi Hendrix) 3:00
08. Yellow Star 1:21

KICK THE CAN
09. Harp and Love (performed by Dorothy Remsen) 1:27
10. Weekend Visit 1:32
11. Kick the Can 0:36
12. Night Games 1:54
13. Young Again - Take Me with You - A New Guest 10:09

IT’S A GOOD LIFE
14. I Remember - The House 2:30
15. Mouse Wreckers (Carl Stalling) 2:12
16. Bimbo's Initiation I (Sammy Timberg) 0:25
17. The Picture 0:34
18. Bimbo's Initiation II (Sammy Timberg) 0:30
19. The Sister 0:36
20. Cartoon Collage (Carl Stalling et al) 4:57
21. Cartoon Monster 3:06
22. That's All, Ethel 1:46
23. Cartoon Music 1:25
24. Teach Me - No More Tricks 3:54

NIGHTMARE AT 20,000 FEET
25. Cabin Fever - Nervous Pills 2:37
26. No Smoking 2:07
27. On the Wing 1:20
28. A Face in the Window 2:09
29. Hungry Monster - Engine Failure 1:36
30. Twilight Zone Theme - End Credits (Overture) (Marius Constant - Jerry Goldsmith) 5:55

There are interludes of NOT-Goldsmith music, because they were in the movie.  Track 1's edit matches what you hear in the movie, but with the actual song's ending.

Some of the cartoon music from the "It's a Good Life" are montages assembled by folks from the antique Final Fantasy Shrine Forum.  All credit to whoever they are!
Goldsmith came up with a wide swath of music that perked up this movie born with death on its head.  He made the film much greater than any other composer could have, I say.


See you Thursday!
  

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