Giorgio Moroder - Main Title – Scarface (OFFICIAL) *1983* [Scarface Expanded Soundtrack]

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[Synth/Ambient/Electronic/Orchestration/Score/OST] Here is the OFFICIAL Main Title track to Brian De Palma's iconic mobster epic "Scarface" composed by the legendary Giorgio Moroder. This track is played during the opening credit montage of the film when Cuban immigrants arrive to the Untied States. For almost 40 years this track has remained unreleased to the public until it was finally released on La-La Land Records and Universal Pictures Film Music Classics Collection limited edition album titled: "Scarface: Expanded Motion Picture Soundtrack". Many fans of the film have tried to recreate this track through the years and while some sound nearly identical, nothing really comes close to the official version. I do recall reading somewhere that Giorgio Moroder 's favorite track from "Scarface" is in fact the Main Titles theme and that he is also quite proud of "Tony's Theme" and "Gina and Elvira's Theme". To create the sounds of the Main Title track, Moroder used the Roland Jupiter-8 and the Yamaha CS-80 synthesizers. Overall, I am really happy that this track is FINALLY released to the public because it captures the essence of Tony Montana 's lifestyle and the sinister tone of the film. This song / track was released under La-La Land Records & Universal Pictures Film Music Classics Collection '83 ('22).

Here are two links of Giorgio Moroder talking about his work on the "Scarface" soundtrack: https://youtu.be/Vz1icPXDJ4Y and https://youtu.be/gHnHrcDgRWY

Tracklist:
1) "Main Title - Scarface" (0:10)

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