1978年电影《The Swarm》原声限量完整版。 by Jason AnkenyPerhaps more than any other major Hollywood composer, Jerry Goldsmith suffered the misfortune of writing some of his greatest scores for some legendarily awful films -- 1978's horror dud The Swarm falls squarely in that category, but regardless of the movie's significant shortcomings, the music remains one of Goldsmith's most inventive and visceral efforts. What's remarkable about The Swarm is how convincingly Goldsmith's symphonic compositions evoke the sound of millions of bees attacking en masse -- without relying on any studio tricks or chicanery, themes like "Main Title/Red Two Reporting" and "The Bees Arrive" employ stiletto-sharp bursts of brass and divebombing strings to capture with vivid accuracy the sensation of a swirling insect strike. Creepy stuff, man.