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Which Scores Should Have Never Seen The Light Of Day?
In other words, which score recordings that have been released over the years should be crushed in a trash compressor and used to pave 1-15 in the Nevada desert?
Two for me would be the sweet and nauseous score from Lee Holdridge "Jeremy" featuring a vocal by the films star Robbie Benson.
Here's another one that's so bad it's hard to comprehend it's existence... Have you ever watched a few minutes of a bad made for television movie and wondered who the hell composed that lousy tin can synth score? "Cage" by Michael Wetherwax is one of those scores. A cheepo CD manufactured by K-Tel International. It's a two bit ripoff of everyone from Jerry Goldsmith to Jay Chattaway and quite a bad experience even when experienced for only a very few minutes.
victoravalentine, July 8, 2007; 3:36 PM
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The Oscar-winning so-called score to BABEL. Enough said!
delerue, July 9, 2007; 12:13 AM
AGREE!!!!,BABEL IS THE WORST SCORE EVER!!!
gefrancisetti, July 9, 2007; 4:59 AM
Babel sure is a worthy contender, but I'd vote for everything labeled Giorgio Moroder.
Remember what he did to Metropolis? This guy is even worse than American Idol!
coma, July 9, 2007; 11:12 AM
EVERYTHING labeled Giorgio Moroder???
Midnight Express? Cat People?
I would think there is some memorable synthesiser music on these.
Haven't heard "Metropolis" but I certainly do like Donna Summer!
;- )
PS
BSX released some weird CD recently with 'I Want To Eat Your...'.
Was that necessary?
serifiot, July 9, 2007; 11:51 AM
I like some of the music of Giorgio Moroder myself. The score from "American Gigolo" is perfectly suited to the film. Have always felt him to be a good choice of composer for that film taking into consideration the fact he himself was a big player in the 70's Los Angeles cocaine/disco scene.
Then again, some Giorgio Moroder music I find impossible to listen to. The funky crappy vocal stuff.
victoravalentine, July 9, 2007; 12:03 PM
Speaking of Ocsar Winners, how about that piece of trash "It's hard out there fo' a pimp."?
The intelligence level of the human species is in a game of tug of war with a bottomless pit smack in the middle.
Whenever you think it has hit rock bottom something comes along and it slides down a little bit more.
victoravalentine, July 10, 2007; 11:15 AM
Hello,
workingwithknives - I agree with with your last statement completely!!!!!!
Best Regards,
David Phoenix, AZ.
deg63iami, July 9, 2007; 1:55 PM
IMHO Joe Renzetti´s Poltergeist III. URGHHHHHH!
Greetings
Peter-Anselm
peter-anselm, July 9, 2007; 5:18 PM
Amen David!
victoravalentine, July 10, 2007; 11:15 AM
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