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Back To Titanic: More Music From The Motion Picture,James Horner

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James Horner
Released 1998

Titanic Suite
19:04
9,436 plays

Nearer My God To Thee
02:49
8,168 plays

Epilogue: The Deep And Timeless Sea
12:36
5,490 plays

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- 1
- Titanic Suite
- 19:04
- 9,436 plays

- 2
- An Irish Party In Third Class (Includes 'John Ryan's Polka' And 'Blarney Pilgrim')
- 03:47
- 13,287 plays

- 3
- Alexander's Ragtime Band
- 02:30
- 4,443 plays

- 4
- The Portrait
- 04:43
- 37,979 plays

- 5
- Jack Dawson's Luck (Includes 'Humours Of Caledon', 'The Red-Haired Lass', 'The Boys On The Hilltop'&'The Bucks Of Oranmore')
- 05:38
- 4,724 plays

- 6
- A Building Panic
- 08:08
- 5,118 plays

- 7
- Nearer My God To Thee
- 02:49
- 8,168 plays

- 8
- Come Josephine, In My Flying Machine
- 03:32
- 4,988 plays

- 9
- Lament (Includes 'A Spailpín A Rún')
- 04:36
- 3,906 plays

- 10
- A Shore Never Reached
- 04:27
- 4,676 plays

- 11
- My Heart Will Go On (Dialogue Mix)
- 04:42
- 12,096 plays

- 12
- Nearer My God To Thee
- 02:22
- 5,345 plays

- 13
- Epilogue: The Deep And Timeless Sea
- 12:36
- 5,490 plays

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album review

Titanic was a phenomenon in more ways than one. It was certainly unheard of for a film to break the billion-dollar barrier, but it was also unheard of for a largely instrumental soundtrack album to stay on top of the music charts for weeks on end. And it was James Horner's instrumentals that did it, too -- if it was just Celine Dion's single keeping it there, her own album would have fallen down the charts. So, Horner's Titanic was a blockbuster on par with the film, but there was one thing that distinguished it from James Cameron's movie -- there could be a sequel to the soundtrack. Both Sony Classical and Horner realized this simple fact, so they released Back to Titanic to coincide with the video release of Titanic in late summer 1998. Since much of his original score was on the original soundtrack, he had only a little bit of unreleased music for Back to Titanic. No problem -- fill out the rest of the album with Celtic music that served as inspiration for Horner and Cameron (Enya, however, is curiously absent), and add a new version of "My Heart Will Go On" that has film dialogue layered over the original recording, à la the popular radio-play version of Springsteen's Jerry Maguire love theme, "Secret Garden." The end result may be a little padded, but it's no less enjoyable. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide