“Weird electronic music”: that’s how Tony Banks described, in an interview which will soon be published on this site, Rupert Hine‘s score to “The Shout” – the Jerzy Skolimowski-directed 1978 film based on a short story by Robert Graves. Tony and his colleague Mike Rutherford contributed to the soundtrack too, and it was their pieces most of the listeners concentrated on, while Rupert’s sonic experimentalism remained overlooked for decades – but not anymore.
Restored and reissued now, the OST doesn’t feature GENESIS members anymore and takes the late great composer’s writing and performances to the fore, thus finally plugging the gap in Rupert Hine’s discography. About time!
The Shout OST
1. A Friendly Game
2. There You Are
3. Anthony’s Studio
4. My Wife Is Waiting For Me
5. Trapped
6. The Shout
7. Crossley Inspects The Studio
8. Bass Drone
9. Anthony Attempts The Shout
10. CS80 Strings
11. Vocal Drone
12. Harry’s Funeral
13. EMS seq1
14. Ring Mod FX
15. Eventide Voices
16. Crossley’s Arrest
17. Roop
18. Tailcoated Shaman
19. Not Entirely Normal
20. EMS seq3
21. Blake Leads The Bowling
22. Hartland Echoes
23. I Like To Keep It Alive
24. My Wife Is Waiting For Me v2
25. Sharpening
26. Approaching Saunton
27. Pointing The Bone
28. Walking On All Fours
29. A Shattered Soul
30. CS80 Dark Strings
31. Lightning Strikes
32. Sound And Fury
