Hello everyone! And welcome to our brand new season of ‘The Scores Are Not Enough’ hosted by me, Rich Marsden! In each episode we will perform an in depth analysis of a selected sci-fi or fantasy film score, chosen in no particular order, each score lovingly hand picked by a special guest.

For this episode we’ll be ordering sushi, hunting down rogue androids, retiring replicants, dreaming of unicorns amongst other things. It’s Bladerunner of course and joining me to soak up the sights and sounds of a futuristic LA is Val, who can be found on all the socials as Spaceodds1985. But to paraphrase Johnny Depp in Once Upon A Time In Mexico is Vangelis’s score for Bladerunner a Repli-can’t or a Repli-can? and There’s only one way to find out; let’s dive in!

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Bladerunner soundtrack composed and performed by Vangelis, released through Eastwest / Atlantic records 1994 all rights reserved.

'Paranoid Android' written and performed by Radiohead. Released through Parlophone/ Capitol Records, 1997 all rights reserved.

Clip of Rutger Hauer from Blade Runner, Warner Brothers 1982 , all rights reserved.

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