Rachel's Song - Blade Runner - Vangelis - 1982 Vangelis composed the music for the movie Blade Runner. Rachel's song was included in the soundtrack of the movie, but it was never heard in the actual movie! It can be guessed that the song was going to be used to score Rachel's growing doubts about her identity. The track "Memories of Green," was instead used. The vocals are sung by Mary Hopkin and without words, she proclaims a whole language of feeling, with nuance and with power. We don't picture the character Rachel as being able to sing, but somehow this track evokes her personality quite emphatically. It's in the wordlessness of the voice, yearning and unsure. Although the track may have been enhanced, the basis of the track had, in fact, been the film. What is really interesting about the song is that Rachel's Song became one of the most popular tracks of the movie soundtrack and was used in numerous commercials and themes, although people got to know it only by radio s! pots and the actual album. Rachel's Song is along with the main theme of the movie the most known tracks of Blade Runner, and there are a few remixes and enhanced versions of the song available in other Vangelis' albums. ............................................................................................................ Cinema - Man Ray - L'Etoile de Mer - 1928 Man Ray (August 27, 1890 -- November 18, 1976), born Emmanuel Radnitzky, was an American artist who spent most of his career in Paris
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