Creator / Quartet Records

A Spanish record label founded in 2012; specialising in soundtrack albums for European and American films.

A lot more than five there...

Among their titles with pages on this site:

John Addison

• A Bridge Too Far - a 2-CD set with the complete score plus some bonus tracks on CD 1; and the 1977 United Artists Records soundtrack album.^note Itself reissued on CD by two different labels Intended to mark the centenary of Addison's birth. It was dedicated to the memory of one of the cast - Sean Connery. whose demise was shortly before the album's release.
• The Seven-Per-Cent Solution - a 2-CD set, with Addison's full score on CD 1, and his planned soundtrack album^note it wasn't commercially released in 1976, although there was a private pressing on CD 2.
• Swashbuckler - This 2-CD release has the complete film score plus additional music on CD 1; CD 2 has the 1976 MCA soundtrack album (itself previously reissued on CD by Intrada in 2008).

John Barry

• The Last Valley - A CD reissue of the 1970 soundtrack album (previously reissued by Intrada). The tapes of the scoring sessions are lost.
• Mary, Queen of Scots (1971) - pairing the Decca Records soundtrack album (itself reissued on CD by Intrada) with the complete film score.
• Midnight Cowboy - a 2-CD set with the 1969 United Artists Records soundtrack album along with some bonus tracks on CD 1; the film score itself on CD 2.
• Zulu - Because the film only has about 20 minutes of score, the soundtrack album released in 1963 included an album arrangement of the main theme and one of the Zulu wedding songs heard in the film. The album is presented in stereo and then again in mono; along with some bonus tracks, including the main and end titles minus Richard Burton's narration.

Elmer Bernstein

• The Magnificent Seven (1960) Collection - a 4-CD Limited Special Collector's Ultimate Edition with the surviving music from all four movies, plus the 1967 United Artists Records album The Music From Marlboro Country (done to tie in with Philip Morris using Bernstein's music in Marlboro commercials)
• The Scalphunters - Pairing the 1968 United Artists Records album re-recording with the film score as heard in the film; this was issued in 2023 to observe Elmer Bernstein's centenary, as was the collection of music from The Magnificent Seven and its sequels.

Guido & Maurizio De Angelis

• Around the World with Willy Fog/Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds - Yes, you read that correctly.
• Killer Fish - CD premiere of ATV Music Italiana's 1979 soundtrack album.

Georges Delerue

• Partners (1982)
• Platoon - Delerue's original score took a back seat to songs from The '60s and Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings" even in the film, and that was reflected on the Atlantic Records soundtrack album. The score's first album release saw it sharing a 1995 album with Delerue's music for Salvador, This score album (with soundtrack album versions included) came out in 2018.
• Women in Love

Cliff Eidelman

• Crazy People
• Delirious

Jerry Goldsmith

• Basic Instinct - a 2-CD set with the full score and Varèse Sarabande's soundtrack album.
• The Great Train Robbery - This 2-CD edition has the score as heard in the movie (Intrada's 2-CD release used different takes). Both releases include the 1979 soundtrack album.
• King Solomon's Mines - a 2-CD set with the full score plus two bonus tracks on CD 1; CD 2 has the 1985 soundtrack album.
• Papillon (1973) - Expanded and remastered.
  • Rambo: The Jerry Goldsmith Vinyl Collection - a Limited Special Collector's Ultimate Edition

with the expanded versions of Goldsmith's music issued on vinyl for the first time in 2022.

• First Blood which only needs one platter.
• Rambo: First Blood Part II is on two LPs.
• Rambo III also gets two LPs.

• The Russia House - an expansion of the 1991 soundtrack album.
• Seconds (1966) - slightly expanded and remastered.
• Total Recall (1990) - a 2-CD set for its 25th anniversary^note and then five years later it was remastered again for its 30th with the full score plus the 1990 album released by Varèse Sarabande.^note  The Bug did its own expansion (their Deluxe Edition comes in at 74m).

Lee Holdridge

• The Beastmaster - a 2-CD set featuring the complete score alongside the 1983 soundtrack album.
• Mr. Mom

Mark Isham

• Cool World - a 2-CD set with Isham's full score plus bonus cuts on CD 1; CD 2 has John Dickson's additional music^note called for when Executive Meddling ensued along with the 1992 score album issued by Varèse Sarabande.
• A Dog's Journey
• Kiss the Girls - This 3-CD set contains Isham's score^note (the 1997 soundtrack album on Milan had 29m 58s of his score; the album versions are included here) and Carter Burwell's thrown-out score.

Maurice Jarre

• Jacob's Ladder - a 2-CD set with the soundtrack album Varèse Sarabande issued in 1987 remastered on CD 1; The film score itself is on CD 2.
• A Passage to India - an expansion of the 1984 soundtrack album.

Francis Lai

• The Bobo - The CD premiere of the 1967 Warner (Bros.) Records soundtrack album.
• Love Story - pairing the 1970 soundtrack album from Paramount Records with Lai's complete score in its first release.

Henry Mancini

• Curse of the Pink Panther - Twice. See below.
• Frenzy - Mancini's rejected score paired with the Ron Goodwin score heard in the movie. This is the second title in the Universal Film Music Classics Collection to not be on La-La Land Records.
  • The Pink Panther Final Chapters Collection a 3-CD set with the complete scores for the final entries to be directed by Blake Edwards: Trail of the Pink Panther, Curse of the Pink Panther and Son of the Pink Panther.
• Santa Claus: The Movie - a 3-CD set with the complete score on CD 1, extras on CD 2 and the 1985 EMI America Records soundtrack album on CD 3.
• Sunset - Some themes were rerecorded by Mancini for his 1990 album Mancini In Surround - Mostly Monsters, Murders & Mysteries, but the film's score didn't get an album of its own until 2012.

Ennio Morricone

• The Cat o' Nine Tails - 50th Anniversary Remastered^note and expanded Edition
• Cinema Paradiso (Love Theme composed by Andrea Morricone) - a 30th Anniversary Remastered^note and expanded Edition.
• The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - a 3-CD expansion (with the full score and the original soundtrack album) was issued in 2020. It was released shortly after Morricone's passing; the release is dedicated to him.
• Red Sonja - the 1985 soundtrack album from Varèse Sarabande presented the music in the form of two long suites; the 2010 CD reissue from Preseverance did away with that approach, separating the suite(s) into their component cues. This 2022 expanded and remastered edition has the original album (in film order) in stereo and the film score in mono.
• Sahara (1983) - the 1983 one from The Cannon Group with Brooke Shields - This 2-CD set has the full score on CD 1; and the soundtrack album that Varèse Sarabande issued.
• The Thing (1982) - A remastered edition.

Nino Rota

• 8½ - a 2-CD set with the complete score on CD 1; along with the 1963 soundtrack album from C.A.M. remastered on CD 2.
• La Dolce Vita - this is a 2-CD set with the complete score on CD 1; along with the 1960 soundtrack album from RCA Records and alternates and bonus tracks on CD 2.

Philippe Sarde

• Ghost Story (1979) - Greatly expands on the 1981 MCA soundtrack album.
• Le Bossu - Expansion of the 1997 Virgin Records soundtrack album.
• The Tenant - An expanded edition; the previous release from Universal Music France paired it with some of Sarde's music from Tess.

Lalo Schifrin

• The Amityville Horror (1979) - a 2-CD set featuring the complete score in its film version in mono on CD 1, and the surviving stereo tracks and bonus material on CD 2.^note Schifrin conducted a 2002 re-recording of the full score for his label Aleph Records.
• F/X2
• The President's Analyst - paired with his music for Man On A Swing

Alan Silvestri

• The Delta Force - this 2-CD set pairs the complete score (on CD 1) with the 1986 soundtrack album making its CD premiere in full on CD 2 (the cue "The Rescue" was left off the previous CD release of the album).
• Mac and Me - the 1988 Curb album had one score track and Silvestri co-wrote two of the songs. This score album all has his material.
• Soapdish - an expansion of the Varèse Sarabande album.
• Summer Rental - paired with his score for Critical Condition

Fernando Velázquez

• Crimson Peak
• The Impossible
• A Monster Calls
• The Orphanage

John Williams

• Heidi - Pairing the Hamburg-recorded score as heard in the 1968 Made-for-TV Movie (of "Heidi Game" infamy) with the Capitol Records re-recorded soundtrack album (done in London) sold with the film.
  • Reissued in 2023 in a 2-CD set paired with a slightly expanded presentation of his music for Jane Eyre (1970).
• Images - The first release of this score to have the blessing of the man called "St. John" by the film music podcast comPOSERS.
• The Long Goodbye

Others

• The Awakening (Claude Bolling) - expanded and remastered from the previous Entr'acte release.
• The The Bad News Bears Trilogy (Jerry Fielding, Craig Safan and Paul Chihara) - a 3-CD set.
• Bananas (Marvin Hamlisch) - this release was on vinyl. music from this was previously released by Kritzerland sharing a CD with Mundell Lowe's Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex* (*But Were Afraid to Ask) and a track from Sleeper performed by Woody Allen and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band.
• The Book of Henry (Michael Giacchino)
• Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia (Jerry Fielding)
• Canadian Bacon (Peter Bernstein & Elmer Bernstein)
• Casino Royale (1967) (Burt Bacharach) - this 2-CD release for its 45th anniversary gives the film score its first release on CD 1, with the classic 1967 Colgems soundtrack album on CD 2.
• Chimes at Midnight (Angelo Francesco Lavagnino)
• A Dog's Purpose (Rachel Portman)
• Drop Zone (Hans Zimmer) - An expanded presentation of the 1994 soundtrack album from Varèse Sarabande.
• The Italian Job (1969) (Quincy Jones) - an expanded edition for its 50th anniversary.
• Hannie Caulder (Ken Thorne)
• Harlem Nights (Herbie Hancock) - This received a soundtrack release in 2019.
• King David (Carl Davis)
• Lady Jane (Stephen Oliver) - this 2-CD set has the complete score and the planned soundtrack album, the film didn't do well enough to justify an album in 1986.
• La piel que habito (Alberto Iglesias)
• Last Tango in Paris (Gato Barbieri) with the complete score on CD 1;and the United Artists Records album re-recording on CD 2.
• The Light at the Edge of the World (Piero Piccioni) with the 1972 soundtrack album paired with the film version of the music.
• Lisa and the Devil (Carlo Savina)
• Love And Monsters (Marco Beltrami)
• Pedro Almodóvar & Alberto Iglesias: Film Music Collection - a remastered 12-CD set including La Flor de Mi Secreto, Carne trémula, All About My Mother, Bad Education (2004), Volver, Broken Embraces, La piel que habito (see above), I'm So Excited!, Julieta and Pain and Glory.
• The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (Miklós Rózsa) - twice, once in 2013; then again in 2021 in a 2-CD expansion.
• Return Of The Musketeers (Jean-Claude Petit) - expansion of the 1989 soundtrack album issued by Milan Records (outside France).
• Rock-A-Doodle (Robert Folk/various artists) - As well the original songs, this includes Folk's score, left off the 1992 album.
• The Silence of the Lambs (Howard Shore) - This is an expansion of the MCA Records soundtrack album issued in 1991.
• The Sisters Brothers (Alexandre Desplat)
• Space Truckers (Colin Towns)
• Theatre of Blood (Michael J. Lewis) A remastered 50th anniversary edition, previously given a commercial release by La-La Land Records in 2010 (before then it was only available as a composer promo).
• The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (David Shire) - Shire's swinging jazz score for the 1974 version was released on CD by Film Score Monthly in 1996; Quartet gave it a reissue on CD and vinyl in 2021.
• Terms of Endearment (Michael Gore) - unlike the Capitol Records soundtrack album from 1984, this 2-CD set is devoted to Gore's music with no dialogue clips.

.* Thief of Hearts (Harold Faltermeyer) - This 2-CD edition has Faltermeyer's score on CD 1, with the 1984 Casablanca Records soundtrack album on CD 2.

• The Thomas Crown Affair (1968) (Michel Legrand) - With the 1968 United Artists Records soundtrack album followed by the film score.
• Tom Sawyer (The Sherman Brothers - score adapted by John Williams) - for the 1973 musical version which The Sherman Brothers wrote the script for as well the songs; CD 1 has an expanded version of the United Artists Records soundtrack album (in stereo), CD 2 has the complete film soundtrack (in mono).
• Treasure Island (Natale Messara) - The score for the 1972 version with Orson Welles as Long John Silver.
• Uncommon Valor (James Horner) - slightly expanded from the Intrada edition.
• Virus (Apocalipsis canibal) (Gianni Dell'Orso) - This also includes the Goblin music from Zombi and Contamination that were used in the film.
• Venom (1981) (Michael Kamen)
• WarGames (Arthur B. Rubinstein) - a 2-CD 35th Anniversary expanded edition with the full score which Intrada issued in 2008 on CD 1 and the 1983 Polydor Records soundtrack album on CD 2.
• The Visitor (Franco Micalizzi) - a remastered and expanded edition over the 1979 soundtrack album.
• Yellowbeard (John Morris)