In fact the "Main Theme from Jurassic Park" is the most frequently heard theme out of all three films and although it is the shorter version that is heard in the Lost World, the original theme was actually in the main score list but was cut due to pacing. This version is heard frequently in all three films. The first is an extended version heard in the first half of "Welcome to Jurassic Park" and the second is a much shorter version which simply plays the climax but in a much quieter tone. This is a thene that became an instant classic, appreciated by the fan and non-fan, and ultimately went on to become a theme synonymous with the 90s. This theme also has two other versions. This is filled with sweeping vioins and beautiful, unconventional orchestrations. The first is simply titled as " Main Theme from Jurassic Park" and is a slow, elegant and graceful piece of music that John Williams created to capture the majesty of the dinosaurs and is heard first when the characters first see the Brachiosaurus. Jurassic Park's music is centered around two main themes. The film’s soundtrack, along with that of The Lost World, was re-released again and remastered with expanded tracks on November 29, 2016. With the release of Jurassic Park 3D, the film's soundtrack was re-released and contained additional tracks. The soundtrack cover declares "Music Composed and Conducted by John Williams". in 1993, the 16-track Jurassic Park soundtrack album contains music from the movie. Please have a look at the gallery below for the Expanded Editions and also again, for a recreation of the official artwork, made with the utmost care by fellow custom covers designer “FilmScore1978”.Released by MCA Records Inc. In addition to my updated blog post for The John Williams Jurassic Park Collection, I have, of course, also revised my old custom covers for its successor, The Lost World: Jurassic Park. I had a really tough time adjusting the layers, but the end result turned out pretty good. The font style is similar to the original Jurassic Park soundtrack, but with a combination of different effects added, namely drop shadow, relief, texture and gloss effect. I really liked his work for its even stronger aging effect than on the official artwork. The last custom cover (#6) is once again based on a deviantART wallpaper, this time by “ Mackaged“.
Heavy outlines and cheerful colors increased this more child-like design to full effect. With the Jurassic Park font alligned to the logo and partially hidden behind the T-Rex claw, the 3D effect is enhanced considerably. I stumbled upon a high quality textless version on the web and decided to use it for the film score – although in a slightly different approach. Some of you may recognize Michael Giacchino’s soundtrack to the official DreamWorks video game (#5). #6: The Lost World: Jurassic Park (Custom)
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