• King Kong (1933) Soundtrack OST •

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Die Fabel von King Kong - Ein amerikanischer Trick- und Sensationsfilm

Synopsis

In 1933, bold, successful filmmaker Carl Denham travels by ship with a large crew, his friend Jack Driscoll, and starlet Ann Darrow to an unknown island to shoot a movie.

The local natives worship a huge gorilla called Kong and they abduct Ann to offer her in a sacrifice to Kong. Jack Driscoll, who is in love with her, Carl Denham, who aims to capture the animal for an exhibition in New York and part of the crew hike into the jungle, where dinosaurs live, trying to rescue Ann.

King Kong falls in love with Ann and protects her against the dangers. But the gorilla is captured and brought to New York. In the middle of a show in Broadway, King Kong escapes, bringing panic to the Big Apple.

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Play	Title	Artist
	King Kong
	King Kong	James Newton Howard: Performer
	A Fateful Meeting	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Defeat is Always Momentary	James Newton Howard: Performer
	It's in the Subtext	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Two Grand	James Newton Howard: Performer
	The Venture Departs	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Last Blank Space on the Map	James Newton Howard: Performer
	It's Deserted	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Something Monstrous... Neither Beast Nor Man	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Head Towards the Animals	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Beautiful	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Tooth and Claw	James Newton Howard: Performer
	That's All There Is...	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Captured	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Central Park	James Newton Howard: Performer
	The Empire State Building	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Beauty Killed The Beast I	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Beauty Killed The Beast II	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Beauty Killed The Beast III	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Beauty Killed The Beast IV	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Beauty Killed The Beast V	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Main Title	John Barry: Performer
	Ship at Sea/Strange Tale/Hey Look	John Barry: Performer
	Montage	John Barry: Performer
	Fog Bank	John Barry: Performer
	The Island	John Barry: Performer
	Day Wall	John Barry: Performer
	Dwan Alone/Jack & Dwan	John Barry: Performer
	Night Wall Part 1	John Barry: Performer
	Night Wall Part 2	John Barry: Performer
	Celebration	John Barry: Performer
	Jungle/The Hole/Camp Site/Dwan Scared	John Barry: Performer
	Prisoner	John Barry: Performer
	Waterfall	John Barry: Performer
	Ravine	John Barry: Performer
	Acknowledge/Crater/Snake Fight	John Barry: Performer
	Chase/Trap	John Barry: Performer
	Capture	John Barry: Performer
	Super Tanker	John Barry: Performer
	Dwan Falls	John Barry: Performer
	Petrox Marching Band	John Barry: Performer
	Presentation	John Barry: Performer
	Kong Escapes	John Barry: Performer
	Into a Bar	John Barry: Performer
	Get Smashed/Alone in a Bar	John Barry: Performer
	Kong's Hand	John Barry: Performer
	Church Organ	John Barry: Performer
	World Trade Center	John Barry: Performer
	Jack in Pursuit	John Barry: Performer
	Kong's Heart Beat/End Title	John Barry: Performer
	Disc Time:	John Barry: Performer
	The Opening	John Barry: Performer
	Maybe My Luck Has Changed	John Barry: Performer
	Arrival on the Island	John Barry: Performer
	Sacrifice—Hail to the King	John Barry: Performer
	Arthusa	John Barry: Performer
	Full Moon Domain—Beauty Is a Beast	John Barry: Performer
	Breakout to Captivity	John Barry: Performer
	Incomprehensible Captivity	John Barry: Performer
	Kong Hits the Big Apple	John Barry: Performer
	Blackout in New York—How About Buying Me a Drink	John Barry: Performer
	Climb to Skull Island	John Barry: Performer
	The End Is at Hand	John Barry: Performer
	The End	John Barry: Performer
	BONUS TRACKS: Main Title (alternate)	John Barry: Performer
	Fog Bank (alternate)	John Barry: Performer
	Day Wall (alternate)	John Barry: Performer
	Night Wall Part 1 (alternate)	John Barry: Performer
	Night Wall Part 2 (alternate)	John Barry: Performer
	Trap (alternate)	John Barry: Performer
	Presentation (alternate #1)	John Barry: Performer
	Presentation (alternate #2)	John Barry: Performer
	End Title (alternate)	John Barry: Performer
	Sacrifice - Hail To The King	John Barry: Performer
	Full Moon Domain	John Barry: Performer
	Blackout In New York / How About Buying Me A Drink	John Barry: Performer
	The End Is A Hand	John Barry: Performer
	Full Moon Domain - Beauty Is A Beast	John Barry: Performer
	The Adventure Begins	Max Steiner: Performer
	Aboard Ship	Max Steiner: Performer
	Arrival At Skull Island	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Ship At Night	Max Steiner: Performer
	A Bride For Kong	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Log Sequence	Max Steiner: Performer
	Denham's Escape	Max Steiner: Performer
	Kong Attacks The Village	Max Steiner: Performer
	Kong In New York	Max Steiner: Performer
	Death Of King Kong	Max Steiner: Performer
	A Boat In The Fog	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Forgotten Island I	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Forgotten Island II	Max Steiner: Performer
	Jungle Dance	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Sailors	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Bronte	Max Steiner: Performer
	Stolen Love / Humorous Ape	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Aeroplane / Finale	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Island - The Railing	Max Steiner: Performer
	Meeting With The Black Men (Punia! Casco!!)	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Little Monkey Escapes	Max Steiner: Performer
	Sea At Night - Forgotten Island	Max Steiner: Performer
	Aboriginal Sacrificial Dance	Max Steiner: Performer
	Entrance Of Kong - The Sailors - Stegosaurus	Max Steiner: Performer
	Log Sequence	Max Steiner: Performer
	Cryptic Shadows	Max Steiner: Performer
	Stolen Love - The Cave	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Snake - The Bird - The Swimmers	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Return	Max Steiner: Performer
	Hey Look Out! Its Kong, Kongs Coming!	Max Steiner: Performer
	King Kong March	Max Steiner: Performer
	Fanfares I, II, III	Max Steiner: Performer
	Elevated Train Sequence	Max Steiner: Performer
	Aeroplanes	Max Steiner: Performer
	Finale (It Was Beauty	Max Steiner: Performer
	RKO Radio Beacon; Original Main Title	Max Steiner: Performer
	Main Title; A Boat In The Fog	Max Steiner: Performer
	Forgotten Island; Jungle Dance	Max Steiner: Performer
	Sea At Night	Max Steiner: Performer
	Aboriginal Sacrifice Dance	Max Steiner: Performer
	Entrance Of Kong	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Bronte; Log Sequence	Max Steiner: Performer
	Kong!; The Cave	Max Steiner: Performer
	Sailors Waiting	Max Steiner: Performer
	Return Of Kong	Max Steiner: Performer
	King Kong Theatre March	Max Steiner: Performer
	Kong Escapes; Aeroplanes; Finale	Max Steiner: Performer
	Kong Escapes; Aeroplanes;Finale	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Sea At Night	Max Steiner: Performer
	The Return Of Kong	Max Steiner: Performer
	SIDE A: King Kong	Max Steiner: Performer
	SIDE B: King Kong March	Max Steiner: Performer

User reviews

Richard Nelson

5/10

The themes of love and protection are beautifully expressed in the music during the moments when Kong interacts with Ann. It adds layers to their relationship.

Joshua Hernandez

6/10

The tribal chants and drums in the soundtrack during the scenes with the local natives added an authentic and immersive element to the storytelling.

George Moore

7/10

The emotional impact of the music during the moments between King Kong and Ann Darrow is truly moving. The orchestral arrangements beautifully convey the bond that develops between them, creating a sense of empathy and understanding towards the misunderstood giant gorilla.

Patricia Lopez

9/10

The music during the encounter with Kong is both powerful and emotional, conveying the awe and fear of facing such a majestic yet dangerous creature. The blending of orchestral elements with tribal chants adds depth and intensity to the scenes, making them truly unforgettable.

Kenneth Hill

5/10

The use of different musical motifs throughout the soundtrack helps to enhance the storytelling and character development, creating a cohesive and engaging listening experience.

Timothy Jackson

7/10

The soundtrack of King Kong perfectly captures the adventurous and mysterious atmosphere of the film. The use of tribal drums and haunting melodies adds depth to the scenes set in the unknown island, enhancing the sense of danger and excitement.

Brian Scott

5/10

The chaotic and dissonant sounds during Kong's escape in New York City perfectly match the sense of panic and destruction unfolding on screen. It adds to the intensity of the scene.

Dorothy Perez

2/10

The use of traditional tribal music to represent the native islanders felt cliché and stereotypical, lacking originality and sensitivity towards different cultures. It perpetuated outdated and harmful stereotypes instead of exploring more nuanced and respectful musical choices.

Donna Johnson

5/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music when Kong first appears is truly impactful. It creates a sense of awe and fear simultaneously.

Kenneth Carter

3/10

The soundtrack of King Kong failed to capture the sense of adventure and excitement that should accompany a film about a daring expedition to an unknown island. The music felt flat and uninspired, missing the opportunity to enhance the suspense and thrill of the story.

Melissa King

10/10

The soundtrack of King Kong perfectly captures the sense of adventure and mystery as the crew sets sail to the unknown island. The use of tribal drums and haunting melodies creates a thrilling atmosphere that immerses the listener in the expedition.

Donald Evans

2/10

The emotional connection between King Kong and Ann Darrow was a central aspect of the film, yet the soundtrack failed to convey the depth and complexity of their relationship. The romantic themes lacked subtlety and emotional resonance, missing the chance to elevate the tragic love story to a more profound level.

Mary Wright

5/10

The music during Kong's capture and transport to New York effectively conveys the shift from wild nature to urban chaos. It reflects the changing setting and mood of the story.

Richard Hall

5/10

The tension and suspense in the soundtrack during the jungle scenes, where the crew is trying to rescue Ann, kept me on the edge of my seat. It heightened the sense of danger.

Dorothy Hernandez

5/10

The King Kong soundtrack perfectly captures the sense of adventure and mystery as the crew sets sail to the unknown island. The music sets the tone for the expedition.

Joseph Harris

5/10

Overall, the King Kong soundtrack is a masterful blend of orchestral arrangements and thematic elements that elevate the film's narrative, making it a memorable and immersive cinematic experience.

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