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Using the full album's video.
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'''Notes:''' | '''Notes:''' | ||
*The ninth video, a partial recording of the Bryant Park Summer Film Festival variant, starts at 0:16, where it plasters the 20th Century Fox logo on a screening of ''The Poseidon Adventure'' (1972). | *The ninth video, a partial recording of the Bryant Park Summer Film Festival variant, starts at 0:16, where it plasters the 20th Century Fox logo on a screening of ''The Poseidon Adventure'' (1972). | ||
*The tenth video is a partial recording of the "Screen on the Green" variant. | *The tenth video is a partial recording of the "Screen on the Green" variant. | ||
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'''Audio:''' The sounds of the TV in the opening scene (beginning with a TV host saying "On your big bonus question for..." before getting cut off when the man changes the channel), followed by some honking horns and city noises (or, in the short version, a whoosh, and the fog variant contains wind sounds) A piano/string chord is heard, which leads into a dramatic orchestral theme that gets progressively more tense. When the star explodes, phasing sounds are heard, culminating in a very loud, upbeat, almost disco-style horn-driven overture, ending with synth sweeps (representing the rays "inside" the "O"). Composed by Ferdinand J. Smith with a 65-man orchestra. | '''Audio:''' The sounds of the TV in the opening scene (beginning with a TV host saying "On your big bonus question for..." before getting cut off when the man changes the channel), followed by some honking horns and city noises (or, in the short version, a whoosh, and the fog variant contains wind sounds) A piano/string chord is heard, which leads into a dramatic orchestral theme that gets progressively more tense. When the star explodes, phasing sounds are heard, culminating in a very loud, upbeat, almost disco-style horn-driven overture, ending with synth sweeps (representing the rays "inside" the "O"). Composed by Ferdinand J. Smith with a 65-man orchestra. | ||
'''Audio Trivia:''' | '''Audio Trivia:''' Tere is a full length pop version of the theme, also composed by Ferdinand Smith, which was also the second part of the network's main theme, known as "HBO Main Theme", also known as "The Fantasy", while the music, as heard above, is the first part of that song. The full album, including the vocal and instrumental versions of the full version, can be heard [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0KaMq_75d4 here]. | ||
'''Audio Variants:''' | '''Audio Variants:''' | ||