Logan's Run is simply one of Jerry's most incredible scores, while Coma is mearly decent, but the coupling of the two makes for an extremely enjoyable seventy-plus minutes of listening. Then again, not all seventy minutes are that great, not because of the scores nessesarily, but because of the era in which they were done. Sadly, disco arrangements were put into the Coma section of the album, making it a little less listenable, but other than that, it's almost difficult to find fault with the CD. Even the short running-times of the separate scores make the listening more enjoyable as they present very well-rounded concert length works.

The most interesting aspect of the first score is probably the track "Flameout" which is made up of odd seventies synth sounds. It's actually rather corny, but it brings a smile to my face every time I hear it. The eight-minute "The Monument" is the centerpiece of the whole album, with brilliant composition from top to bottom. The obvious highlight of the second score is the love theme, another outstanding achievment.

Unfortunately, despite digital remastering, the sound quality is pretty lousy. While it's certainly acceptable, there is quite a bit of hiss and distortion left, but considering the quality of the composition, it is not a large drawback. Also, another problem is the fact that the track titles are only in the middle of the insert instead of the back of the CD case. While this is annoying, it's not as annoying a the placement of tracks on the CD alone, as was the case with Batman Returns and Independence Day.