Hello everyone! And welcome to our brand new season of ‘The Scores Are Not Enough’ hosted by me, Rich Marsden! In each episode we will perform an in depth analysis of a selected sci-fi or fantasy film score, chosen in no particular order, each score lovingly hand picked by a special guest.

This week we’ll be hurling ourselves into the void, doing sexy dances, getting into football fights getting lost in swamps amongst other Mongo based mayhem, that’s right it’s Flash Gordon and joining me to soak up the sights and sounds of Ming’s palace whilst avoiding getting a Dale Ardon is returning guest Tim Grey, curator of the social media account for Bibi Dahl! But is Queen’s score for Flash Gordon a heroic victory? There’s only one way to find out; let’s dive in!

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Score composed by Queen and Howard Blake, soundtrack release via EMI and Elektra records, 1980, all rights reserved.

'Flashlight' written by George Clinton, Bootsy Collins and Bernie Warrel and and performed by Parliament. Released through Casablanca records 1977, all rights reserved.

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