Score
The musical score was composed by Academy Award winner Jerry Goldsmith and used French horns and such to sound like the humming of bees.
The score was originally released on LP on Warner Bros. Records in 1978 at the same time of the film's release, but has long since gone out of print. An expanded, remastered score was released in 2002 in a limited edition by Prometheus Records and contained over 40 minutes of previously unreleased material. It has also gone out of print.
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