SEALED

"I Have The Power!"

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe made their retail debut in 1982 as executives at Mattel wanted their own line of action figures to compete with Kenner's blockbuster Star Wars toys. Masters of the Universe went on to huge success in the '80s and spawned comics, a cartoon series and a movie produced by Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus for their company Cannon Group.

Released in 1987, the film stars Dolph Lundgren and Frank Langella. It would go on to become a cult classic and notably became one of Cannon's last films. Featuring a blockbuster score by Bill Conti (Rocky, Karate Kid, For Your Eyes Only) we are proud to offer this standard edition reissue with an additional 500 units for fans who have asked us to make it available again.

This release is a mixture of listening to fan requests as well as celebrating our 2-LP set which is coming out in November. There is a whole new generation of fans collecting the toys and watching the old cartoon series. A new film is currently in production for a 2021 release and should create major excitement with fans. This is a great opportunity for new fans (and old ones who missed out on previous releases!) to pick up this soundtrack and enjoy what we feel is one of Bill Conti's best scores. Get them while they last! -NOTEFORNOTE MUSIC

1.Main Title / It’s All Mine (5:19)
2.Quick Escape (2:49)
3.Battle In Grayskull (2:37)
4.Arrival On Earth (1:09)
5.Where Is The Key? (0:42)
6.The Cemetery (1:26)
7.Getting A Bearing (1:01)
8.The Mercenaries (1:20)
9.Battle At The Gym (6:24)
10.Skeletor’s Wrath (3:00)
11.Evil-Lyn To Earth (1:04)
12.Kevin’s Plight (3:35)
13.It’s Them! / Centurion Attack (4:28)
14.Julie Sees Mom / Julie Takes The Key (2:39)
15.Skeletor Arrives / After Them (7:28)
16.He-Man’s Last Battle? / Skeletor Departs (3:49)
17.Julie’s Muzak (1:46)
18.He-Man Gets Whipped (3:58)
19.Kevin Remembers The Tune / People Of Eternia (3:50)
20.The Battle Begins / The Final Battle (6:54)
21.Time To Go (2:41)
22.Julie & Kevin / Happy Ending (1:58)
23.End Credits (5:10)
24.Cosmic Key Music (0:15)

Performed by the Graunke Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Harry Rabinowitz