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From the silver screen to your favorite console, we're breaking down the movies, games, and TV shows and the scores that accompany them! We'll score them and share our thoughts, and give a yay or nay on their listenability!
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Episode #16: Doctor Who (Series 1) (opens the original)
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In this episode of Score THIS, we step into the TARDIS to revisit Doctor Who Series 1 and the unforgettable journey of the Ninth Doctor. We explore how composer Murray Gold revitalized the sound of Doctor Who, blending sweeping orchestral themes, electronic textures, haunting vocals, and emotional character motifs. From the wonder of “Rose” and the terror of “Dalek” to the heartbreaking finale of “The Parting of the Ways,” we examine how Gold’s music gave the revived series its energy, humanity,
The Transformers: The Movie (Bonus Episode) (opens the original)
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This is the bonus material of random topics we talked about before and after recording the Transformers movie episode. We hope you enjoy. Questions? Comments about our episodes? Email us at Scorethispod@gmail.com ! We welcome all listeners to offer films, games, and TV shows for us to cover, but please keep the emails on topic! It makes reading them easier and we can respond quicker that way! Also, follow us on Instagram. Available on all streaming platforms. Editor's Note: This episode was reco
Episode #15: The Transformers: The Movie (1986) (feat. TekForce) (opens the original)
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Autobots. Decepticons. Synths. Guitars. And one of the most explosive animated scores of the 1980s. On this episode of Score THIS , we travel to Cybertron to revisit The Transformers: The Movie (1986) with returning special guest, TekForce . Together, we explore Vince DiCola’s electrifying score—a powerhouse fusion of synthesizers, electronic textures, pounding percussion, and rock-driven energy that gives the film its larger-than-life identity. From the devastating arrival of Unicron and the fa
They Scored THIS #2: Mark Isham (opens the original)
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On this episode of They Scored THIS , we sit down with legendary composer, trumpeter, and recording artist Mark Isham for a conversation about a remarkable career built on experimentation, emotion, and the art of storytelling through music. From his early roots in jazz and electronic music to becoming one of film and television’s most distinctive musical voices, Isham has created an incredibly diverse body of work. We explore his approach to composing, his creative process, and the challenge of
They Scored THIS #1: Jennifer Kes Remington (opens the original)
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This week on the first episode of the Score THIS spin-off interview series, They Scored THIS , we sit down with composer Jennifer Kes Remington for an in-depth conversation about her journey as a composer, her creative process, and the art of bringing stories to life through music. Jennifer takes us behind the scenes to talk about her musical influences, finding her voice as a composer, the challenges of writing for picture, and what goes into creating music that supports—and elevates—the story
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