www.kronosrecords.com Q - THE WINGED SERPENT by ROBERT O. RAGLAND

1. Q: Main Title

2. Filet Of Human Soul

3. Blood Drops From The Sky

4. Jewelry Heist

5. Chrysler Building

6. Womb At The Top

7. Corpse In The Rafters

8. He Crawls, He Flies

9. The Winged Serpent

10. Crunch, Crunch

11. Joan Learns The Ugly Truth

12. A Bird's Eye View - Manhattan

13. Shep's Report Dumped

14. Troops Prepare - Giant Omelette

15. Prime Suspect

16. Ritual In The Warehouse

17. Big Birds Last Stand

18. Witchdoctor's Revenge

19. Another Stab At It

20. Chicken Or The Egg

21. Q - Main Title

22. Dancing Too Close To The Flame

23. Blood Drops From The Sky (alt)

24. Jewelry Heist (alt)

25. Chrysler Building (alt)

26. Lunch Break

27. Horrible Pictures

28. He Crawls, He Flies (alt)

29. Q Sighting

30. Jewel Hide

31. Pushups - Back Home

32. Quinn Detained

33. Joan Learns The Ugly Truth (alt)

34. Quinn Thrown Out

35. Good Old Fashioned Monster

36. End Title

37. Ritual Preparations

38. The Ritual

39. Suite

40 . Let’s Fall Apart Together Tonight

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KRONGOLD030: "Q-THE WINGED SERPENT" (IL SERPENTE ALATO)

Music by ROBERT O. RAGLAND

Kronos Records is extremely proud to release the soundtrack of Larry Cohen's 1982 Monster Movie Q- THE WINGED SERPENT. Music by the very talented and under represented composer ROBERT O. RAGLAND.

The Aztec god Quetzalcoatl, a winged, dragon-like, female lizard, takes up residence in the art-deco spire of the Chrysler Building, with frequent jaunts in the midday sun to devour various hapless New Yorkers. The resulting bloody mess confounds detectives Dt. Shepard (David Carradine) and Sgt. Powell (Richard Roundtree), who are already occupied with a case involving a series of bizarre ritual murders linked to a secret Aztec cult. Meanwhile, Jimmy Quinn (Michael Moriarty), a cheap, paranoid crook who wishes to be a jazz pianist, takes part in a botched diamond heist that leads him to the creature's lair atop the building. This causes Quinn's attempts to settle down and turn over a new leaf from crime to be in vain as he decides to extort from the city an enormous amount of money in exchange for directions to the creature's nest, which houses a colossal egg.

The details of the location fall into Shepard's hands, and he leads a paramilitary assault on the Chrysler Building. First, they shoot the egg, the baby attacks and is killed. Later, the creature comes to the tower. After the showdown, the creature, riddled with bullets, falls onto the streets of Manhattan. Finally, Shepard also apprehends and shoots the Plumed Serpent's crazed priest as he prepares to ritually murder Quinn to resurrect his "god". In the final scene, a large egg hatches.

Ragland's orchestral score is a real show of force and one of the cases where the score clearly outshines the film! despite the film also carries a charm of its own, belonging to the early 80's. The score is a strong, very melodic and rhythmic one. A fine example of Ragland's skill at writing a big orchestral score that never fails to entertain and thrill. Our release features also previously unrelease material that was not featured on the previous CD release of this score 21 years ago on CAM. Featured along the bonus orchestral tracks is also a bonus song "Let's Fall Apart Together", previously featured only on the Cerberus version of the LP from 1983.

Featuring over half an hour of previously unreleased music!!!

Limited edition of 300 copies. Do Not Miss!!!

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