Rain Man

La-La Land Records and MGM present a remastered and expanded CD re-issue of renowned composer Hans Zimmer’s original motion picture score to the acclaimed 1988 feature film RAIN MAN, starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise, and directed by Barry Levinson. Maestro Hans Zimmer’s first American studio score would prove to be a vital part of this acclaimed drama’s enduring success, earning the composer an Oscar nomination. Buoyant, dramatic and heartfelt, Zimmer’s early entry into big-league scoring is pitch perfect for this joyous and moving drama featuring unforgettable performances by the legendary Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman. The composer’s music for RAIN MAN has also stood the test of time, as undeniably demonstrated in this new score soundtrack re-issue.

La-La Land Records and MGM present a remastered and expanded CD re-issue of renowned composer Hans Zimmer’s original motion picture score to the acclaimed 1988 feature film RAIN MAN, starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise, and directed by Barry Levinson. Maestro Hans Zimmer’s first American studio score would prove to be a vital part of this acclaimed drama’s enduring success, earning the composer an Oscar nomination. Buoyant, dramatic and heartfelt, Zimmer’s early entry into big-league scoring is pitch perfect for this joyous and moving drama featuring unforgettable performances by the legendary Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman. The composer’s music for RAIN MAN has also stood the test of time, as undeniably demonstrated in this new score soundtrack re-issue.

When the original score to Rain Man finally received it's world premiere release in 2010, fans were elated that the much requested, Oscar nominated music by one of the world's premiere film composers, Hans Zimmer would finally be out on CD. Once we saw that the score was available to license, we at Notefornote Music decided to reissue this fixing the one glaring issue that fans had with that release, sound quality. Taken from a pristine digital source and tapes we had found at MGM, we feel this is the best representation of Hans Zimmer's wonderful score to Rain Man. One thing we respect is a great score and this is definitely one of the great ones of the 1980s. This has been a labor of love and we hope you agree.

When the original score to Rain Man finally received it's world premiere release in 2010, fans were elated that the much requested, Oscar nominated music by one of the world's premiere film composers, Hans Zimmer would finally be out on CD. Once we saw that the score was available to license, we at Notefornote Music decided to reissue this fixing the one glaring issue that fans had with that release, sound quality. Taken from a pristine digital source and tapes we had found at MGM, we feel this is the best representation of Hans Zimmer's wonderful score to Rain Man. One thing we respect is a great score and this is definitely one of the great ones of the 1980s. This has been a labor of love and we hope you agree.

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