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So with all that, could anyone have confidently predicted which way the movie would go with moviegoers? It did well with test audiences, but it’s always the box-office that is the final and ultimate test.

All came together when the film score was composed by Elmer Bernstein, notable for his use of synthesizers and, his 1980’s staple, the ondes Martenot. Over in the storyboarding room, the Ghostbusters wore SWAT-like outfits and riot squad helmets with movable transparent visors, and used wands instead of Proton Packs to fight the ghosts. The changes and polishing of the plan for the movie didn’t stop in the casting department. The demonic voice of Gozer was provided by Paddi Edwards in the final cut. But while Jovan triumphed with her figure, her voice and accent didn’t cut it. Gozer would end up being filled by a skin-tight-costumed Yugoslav model by the name of Slavitza Jovan, replacing the original plan of Ivo Shandor as a slender man in a suit played by Paul Reubens. As for Louis Tully, who was originally conceived as a conservative man in a business suit played by comedian John Candy, commitment issues lead the way for Rick Moranis to step in and provide a new beat of nervous, geeky comic humor. Rising star Eddie Murphy ended up being too busy with Beverly Hills Cop to put in any teamwork on Ghostbusters. With Belushi dead, the role of Peter Venkman went to former Saturday Night Live cast member and current rising star Bill Murray, who Retiman had earlier worked with on 1979’s Meatballs. “We’re ready to believe you." - The GhostbustersĬasting had to be set. It had to go on as ideas of passion never loosen their grip. The news hit fans, friends and family hard. Belushi’s character when he received the call: his dear soul man was dead in Los Angeles. Akyroyd was sitting in a production office, at 150 Fifth Avenue on March 5, 1982, writing a line for Mr. Tragedy struck early on to curtail that plan. The concept was inspired by Dan Aykroyd's own fascination with the paranormal and it was conceived as a vehicle for himself and friend John Belushi, another fellow Saturday Night Live alumnus and the other half of The Blues Brothers. It was based on something a little rarer: original material. Ghostbusters wasn’t based on any source material. If it was circa 1984, it would be officially known: a) that George Orwell was a little too pessimistic when writing his signature book and b) that as of today it is exactly a month until Ghostbustersarrives in theaters.

Some might prefer the first version over the second one.It’s May 8, 2013, as I begin to write this.

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Available for download is the regular version and a slightly time shifted version because, according to Gareee, "one of the edits sounded a tad rushed to me.

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Ghostbusters Fans forum member Gareee made an Extended EGB Mix that combines the effects-less theme with the TV Ending #2 file.

When the things that slither in the shadows When there's something lurking in your closet Interestingly, we have three pieces of the song with different sets of lyrics, which makes me wonder if Jim Latham has a "complete" version that could be pieced together.

When Christopher Baldock published the "no sound effects" version on his website, he stated that "the song was only ever intended to be played as an introduction so as a result is only the length of the intro".

The TV Commercial file is a tiny bit in progress.

The Creeps - TV Ending #1 has sound effects and is shortened when compared to Track 11 that Jim Latham gave me.

In regards to Just Call The XGB, the TV Beginning version is slightly longer (one extra set of notes before the end) and has more and more-pronounced sound effects than Track 1 that Jim Latham gave me.

(source: e-mail from Jim Latham to Christopher Baldock published on Chris' now-defunct site Bargain Bin Beats on February 16, 2009) Jim was a guest voice in The Real Ghostbusters: "Knock, Knock".

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The lead singer of the series theme, "Just Call The XGB", is voice actor Jim Cummings.

The rest of the score I usually had about 6-8 musicians playing lead lines over the computer." (source: e-mail from Jim Latham to me on February 22, 2012) We went in and recorded about 16 cues with a big orchestra and I reused those pieces throughout the series. What I did was score the first 2 episodes orchestrally, and then also wrote a bunch of library orchestral cues.

Jim Latham on the music: "I convinced Richard Raynis to let me record a real orchestra for EGB.

The order for tracks 1 through 24 comes from the "track" tag in the original.

The Creeps - TV Ending #1 (0:32) bonus track Just Call The XGB - TV Ending #2 (0:32) bonus track

Just Call The XGB - TV Commercial (0:27) bonus track Just Call The XGB - No Sound Effects (1:07) bonus track Just Call The XGB - TV Beginning (1:08) bonus track