• Highlander II: The Quickening (1991) Soundtrack OST •

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Connor Macleod and Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez return in this all action sequel to Highlander (1986). The year is 2024, and MacLeod is now a mortal old man. However, the world has become a very dead planet since the creation of "the shield", an artifical ozone layer, of which MacLeod supervised construction. It turns out that MacLeod was banished from a distant past with his mentor Ramirez. MacLeod's old nemesis from the past (General Katana) travels into the future to kill Connor once and for all. MacLeod calls upon the spirit of Ramirez to help him defeat Katana, before Katana kills him. MacLeod is also aided by Louise Marcus, an environmental activist that believes the ozone layer as repaired itself and "the shield" is no longer necessary.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Highlander II: The Quickening
	Trust	Adrian Lee: Produced
	One Dream	Lou Gramm: Performer Vivian Campbell: Additional guitars Robert Ezrin: Produced
	Who's that Man - Part I	Brian Tatler: Additional guitars
	Haunted	Glenn Hughes: Performer
	As Time Goes By	Brenda Russell: Performer Herman Hupfeld: Writer Steve Lindsey: Piano and fender rhodes: russell ferrante bass larry klein drums john guerin produced
	It's a Perfect, Perfect World	Donald Markowitz: Produced
	Bird Flight	Stewart Copeland: Produced
	Destroy Shield	Stewart Copeland: Produced
	Sunshield / Dam Escape	Stewart Copeland: (featuring rusty anderson on guitar) produced
	Who's that Man - Part I	Brian Tatler: Performer
	It's a Perfect, Perfect World	Ellis Hall: Performer
	Trust (Heeren Stevens)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	One Dream (The Lou Gramm Band)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Who's That Man Part I (The Magnetic Aka)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Haunted (Glenn Hughes)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Here We Go (Notorious)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	As Time Goes By (Brenda Russell)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	It's a Perfect, Perfect World (Cash Hollywood / Ellis Hall)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Bird Flight (Stewart Copeland)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Destroy Shield (Stewart Copeland)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Sunshield/Escape (Stewart Copeland)	Stewart Copeland: Performer

User reviews

Deborah Young

10/10

The use of traditional Scottish instruments in the soundtrack pays homage to the heritage of the main character, Connor MacLeod, adding a layer of authenticity and depth to the overall listening experience.

Betty White

7/10

The themes and motifs in the soundtrack are memorable and impactful, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. The music lingers in the mind long after the film has ended, underscoring the emotional resonance of the story.

Linda Moore

9/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack capture the grandeur and intensity of the battles between Connor MacLeod and General Katana, creating a sense of tension and excitement that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Matthew Martinez

7/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack adds another layer of complexity to the characters and their relationships, drawing the audience further into the story. The haunting melodies convey the inner struggles and conflicts faced by Connor MacLeod and Ramirez.

Charles White

8/10

The incorporation of traditional Scottish themes in the soundtrack pays homage to the original film while adding a unique and memorable touch to the sequel. The fusion of classical and contemporary elements in the music is both innovative and captivating.

Sarah Phillips

3/10

The score failed to capture the essence of the futuristic setting and the high-stakes battle between Connor MacLeod and General Katana.

Michael Phillips

2/10

The music felt uninspired and lacked the epic and emotional tones that are usually associated with the Highlander franchise.

Charles Phillips

8/10

The collaboration between the composer and the filmmakers is evident in the seamless integration of the music with the on-screen action. The soundtrack elevates key moments in the film and amplifies the tension and excitement of the narrative.

Betty Harris

8/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack evoke a sense of grandeur and intensity, enhancing the dramatic moments throughout the film. The use of powerful brass and percussion instruments creates a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

Betty Robinson

7/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of musical styles, from epic battle anthems to tender and poignant ballads. This variety keeps the audience engaged and enhances the overall viewing experience of the film.