The soundtrack show,

show, with David W Collins, is about to begin.

While the first hour of Joss is about an unseen menace terrorizing Amity Island, the second half takes place at sea.

What unfolds is a musical drama filled with action, adventure, and the emerging human spirit that ultimately defeats

the shark.

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Hello and welcome to the soundtrack show. I'm your host, David W. Collins. On this episode, we're breaking down the film score contained in the second half of the movie Jaws.

A Universal Pictures release from 1975, directed by Stephen Spielberg, still in his

20s at the time, with music by John Williams.

We're starting our adventure today with Chief Brody,

oceanographer Matt Hooper,

and a professional shark catcher named Captain Quint.

They all prepare to set sail out into the open sea to kill the shark that has been claiming human victims around Amity Island.

What we're going to find in this episode is a score that explores the light side, the good side,

humankind's spirit as it fights a natural killing machine.

It's funny, I remember rewatching Jaws as an adult

when DVDs were a new thing,

and I was so taken by this second half.

Here's some things that really surprised and totally delighted me about a score that's often

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