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Giorgio Moroder - From Here To Eternity...And Back [Casablanca Records 822 661-1 M-2] (1985)

Released: 1985
Country: US
Label: Casablanca Records
Catalog: 822 661-1 M-2
Genre: Electronic, Funk / Soul

Item# SR-CA8226611M2
Ratings: C=VG; LP=VG+

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Evolution
02 From Here To Eternity
03 Faster Than The Speed Of Love
04 Lost Angeles
05 Utopia - Me Giorgio
06 From Here To Eternity Reprise
07 Valley Of The Dolls
08 I Wanna Rock You
09 Chase (Brian Reeves Remix)
10 Oh What A Night
11 I Wanna Funk With You Tonite

From Here To Eternity...And Back
Giorgio Moroder

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Album Review

Fred Thomas [allmusic.com]

Easily one of the biggest names in disco, Giorgio Moroder became iconic, his reputation for crafting hit records ultimately making him the producer of the disco era. He worked on easily recognizable platinum hits for Donna Summer, Blondie, Berlin, and countless others but his work in soundtracks, production, and archived tracks goes deeper than most of his peers. Released in 1985, From Here to Eternity...and Back is a completely instrumental collection of sounds in the vein of (or culled directly from) Moroder's 1977 masterstroke, From Here to Eternity. His glassy space disco sounds flow through extensive workouts like the 15-minute album opener ''Evolution'' as well as banging Euro-disco tracks from the original album such as ''Utopia -- Me Giorgio'' and ''Lost Angeles.''

Note: Re-issue of about half the music from the original 1977 album From Here To Eternity, plus ''Evolution'' from the Battlestar Galactica LP, ''Valley of the Dolls'' from the movie Foxes, a remix of ''Chase'' from the Midnight Express soundtrack, and some other Giorgio classics.