• Dragonslayer (1981) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Dragonslayer is a fantasy film that follows the story of a young sorcerer named Galen who is tasked with defeating a powerful dragon terrorizing a kingdom. With the help of an elderly wizard named Ulrich, Galen sets out on a dangerous journey to confront the beast.

As they travel through treacherous lands and face various challenges, Galen learns the true extent of his powers and the importance of courage and determination. Along the way, he also discovers the dragon's weakness and formulates a plan to defeat it.

When they finally reach the dragon's lair, a fierce battle ensues. Galen must use all of his skills and knowledge to outwit the creature and save the kingdom from its reign of terror. In the end, he emerges victorious, earning the title of Dragonslayer and the admiration of the people.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Dragonslayer
	Main Title	Alex North: Performer
	No Sorcerers – No Dragons	Alex North: Performer
	Ulrich's Death and Mourning / The Amulet	Alex North: Performer
	Forest Romp	Alex North: Performer
	Maiden's Sacrifice	Alex North: Performer
	Visions and Reflections / Hodge's Death	Alex North: Performer
	The Lair / Landslide	Alex North: Performer
	Galen Jailed / Galen's Escape*	Alex North: Performer
	Jacopus Blasted	Alex North: Performer
	Burning Village**	Alex North: Performer
	The Lance / The Lottery**	Alex North: Performer
	Galen's Search for the Amulet	Alex North: Performer
	Valerian's Dragon Scales	Alex North: Performer
	Still a Virgin	Alex North: Performer
	Elspeth's Destiny / Tyrian – Galen Fight	Alex North: Performer
	3 Darling Dragonettes / Triumphant Dragon	Alex North: Performer
	A Slight Skirmish	Alex North: Performer
	Dejection / Eclipse / Resurrection of Ulrich	Alex North: Performer
	Dragon Sore-ing	Alex North: Performer
	Destroy That Amulet!	Alex North: Performer
	‘Tis the Final Conflict**	Alex North: Performer
	Intro to End Credits / End Credits**	Alex North: Performer
	BONUS TRACKS: Dance Montage	Alex North: Performer
	A Slight Skirmish (alternate)	Alex North: Performer
	Main Title (original)	Alex North: Performer
	No Sorcerers - No Dragons!	Alex North: Performer
	Galen Jailed / Galen's Escape	Alex North: Performer
	Burning Village	Alex North: Performer
	The Lance / The Lottery	Alex North: Performer
	'Tis The Final Conflict	Alex North: Performer
	Intro To End Credits / End Credits	Alex North: Performer
	Dance Montage	Alex North: Performer
	Urlander's Mission - Main Titles	Alex North: Performer
	"No Sorcerers, No Dragons!"	Alex North: Performer
	Ulrich's Death / Mourning	Alex North: Performer
	Hodge's Death	Alex North: Performer
	Vermithrax's Lair / Landslide	Alex North: Performer
	Valerian & Galen's Romance	Alex North: Performer
	Tyrian & Galen Fight	Alex North: Performer
	Elspeth's Destiny / Dragon Scales	Alex North: Performer
	Dragon Flight / Burning Villages	Alex North: Performer
	The Lottery	Alex North: Performer
	Elspeth At The Stake / Vermithrax Triumph / Galen's Encounter	Alex North: Performer
	Galen Desperation And Spirit Revitalized	Alex North: Performer
	Eclipse / Love & Hope	Alex North: Performer
	Ressurection Of Ulrich	Alex North: Performer
	"Destroy The Amulet!" / Ulrich Explodes / Vermithrax's Plunge	Alex North: Performer
	The White Horse / Into The Sunset (End Credits)	Alex North: Performer
	Overture	Alex North: Performer
	Friend Deborah; Waiting For Supplies	Alex North: Performer
	The Battle	Alex North: Performer
	Dodge City	Alex North: Performer
	Cattle Drive	Alex North: Performer
	The People	Alex North: Performer
	End Title & End Cast	Alex North: Performer
	Main Titles	Alex North: Performer
	Valerian & Galens Romance	Alex North: Performer
	Ulrichs Death; Mourning	Alex North: Performer
	Destroy That Amulet; Ulrich Explodes; Vermithaxs Plunge	Alex North: Performer
	The White Horse; Into The Sunset	Alex North: Performer
	Journey To Hawaii	Alex North: Performer
	Ted & Kay	Alex North: Performer
	Surf Riding	Alex North: Performer
	Start Of Te Vegas Voyage	Alex North: Performer
	King Neptune	Alex North: Performer
	Trip To Tonga	Alex North: Performer
	Head Diver Sequence	Alex North: Performer
	Driving Through New Zealand	Alex North: Performer
	Welcome	Alex North: Performer
	Kangaroo Roundup	Alex North: Performer
	Finale	Alex North: Performer
	End Credits	Alex North: Performer
	Suite From "Batman"	John Barry: Performer
	Outer Space From "The Day The Earth Stood Still"	John Barry: Performer
	Prelude From "The War Of The Worlds"	John Barry: Performer
	End Title From "The Black Hole"	John Barry: Performer
	Through The Black Hole	John Barry: Performer
	End Title From "Twilight Zone: The Movie"	John Barry: Performer
	End Title From "The Boy Who Could Fly"	John Barry: Performer
	Main Theme From "The Beastmaster"	John Barry: Performer
	End Title From "Explorers"	John Barry: Performer
	End Title (The White Horse: Into The Sunset) From "Dragonslayer"	John Barry: Performer
	Carol Ann's Theme From "Poltergeist"	John Barry: Performer
	Suite From "Moonwalker"	John Barry: Performer
	A Busy Man From "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier"	John Barry: Performer
	Escape From Venice From "Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade"	John Barry: Performer
	The Cantina Band From "Star Wars"	John Barry: Performer
	Main Title From "The Last Starfighter"	John Barry: Performer

User reviews

George Perez

8/10

The orchestral arrangements are rich and dynamic, creating a sense of grandeur and scale fitting for a tale of mythical creatures and heroic deeds. The melodies are memorable and evocative, staying with you long after the movie ends.

George Brown

6/10

On the other hand, while the soundtrack of Dragonslayer is well-composed and fitting for a fantasy adventure, some tracks feel a bit generic and lack originality. There are moments where the music becomes predictable and fails to truly stand out. Despite its ability to set the tone for the film, the soundtrack could have benefited from more innovative and memorable compositions to leave a lasting impact on the audience.

Robert Campbell

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Dragonslayer is a masterful work of art that elevates the film to new heights. It is a testament to the power of music in storytelling and an essential component of the movie's success.

Elizabeth Perez

8/10

The music beautifully complements the scenes of adventure and danger, building tension and excitement as Galen and Ulrich face the challenges ahead. It adds a layer of depth to the characters and their journey, making their triumphs and struggles even more impactful.

David Martin

7/10

The use of instrumentation in the soundtrack is diverse and skillfully executed, blending traditional orchestral elements with unique and imaginative sounds. This creates a rich tapestry of music that transports you to a world of magic and wonder.

Lisa Martin

8/10

The musical themes in Dragonslayer are expertly crafted to mirror the growth and transformation of the main characters. They evolve alongside Galen and Ulrich, reflecting their inner struggles and triumphs in a powerful and moving way.

Melissa Allen

8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the emotional highs and lows of the story, from moments of intense action to quieter, introspective scenes. It enhances the character development and adds layers of complexity to the narrative.

Steven Mitchell

7/10

The soundtrack of Dragonslayer perfectly captures the epic and fantastical atmosphere of the film. Each track immerses you in the world of magic and dragons, enhancing the overall storytelling experience.

Susan Jackson

3/10

The soundtrack of Dragonslayer felt uninspired and lackluster, failing to capture the epic and adventurous essence of the film. It lacked memorable melodies or emotional depth, making it difficult to connect with the characters' journey and the intensity of their battles.

Amanda Hernandez

2/10

The music in Dragonslayer often felt out of place or mismatched with the scenes, causing a disconnect between the action on screen and the accompanying soundtrack. This inconsistency detracted from the overall viewing experience and hindered the immersion into the fantastical world of the film.

Anthony Davis

5/10

The soundtrack of Dragonslayer perfectly captures the epic and mystical essence of the film. The use of orchestral arrangements and dramatic musical cues heightens the tension during key moments, such as the battle scenes with the dragon. The score effectively immerses the audience in the fantasy world of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Matthew Martinez

1/10

The composition and arrangement of the songs in Dragonslayer seemed repetitive and predictable, offering little in terms of originality or innovation. The lack of diversity in musical styles and themes made the soundtrack feel monotonous and failed to enhance the storytelling or heighten the dramatic moments effectively.

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