Milwaukee tool chest. Provides one of his most quintessentially scores for one of 's most quintessentially movies, Beetlejuice. The film's dark yet sardonically funny 'Main Titles' is among 's all-time best moments, bustling along with a dark joie de vivre (or is it joie de morte?) that defines the spooky fun of both this movie, and his collaboration with. The score's stylized world also includes the ironically perky 'Travel Music'; 'Incantation,' a tensely percussive cue that unfolds into exaggerated brass and ghostly vocals and organs; and the eerily pretty but still whimsical 'Lydia Discovers.' The tip-toeing pizzicato strings and pianos, and the theatrical brass, organs, harps, and percussion that appear on every track - most definitively on tracks like 'Enter.The Family / Sand Worm Planet' - underline the film's live-action cartoonishness, with the music's hyperactive shifts, and the addition of 's 'Jump In Line' and 'Banana Boat Song (Day-O)' just adding another layer of quirkiness to the whole thing. A perfect mix of silliness and spookiness, remains one of 's most consistent scores.

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