On the house and car players:

Musiques de Francois de Roubaix -- Disques Dreyfus
American Buffalo / Threesome -- Thomas Newman
Giu la Testa -- Ennio Morricone
Love etc. -- Alexandre Desplat
Lady Chatterley -- Beatrice Thiriet (a new composer to me, and her work on this is fabulous)
David Copperfield / The Roots of Heaven -- Malcolm Arnold
Exodus (E. Gold) & Cast a Giant Shadow (E. Bernstein) -- a United Artists - EMI two-fer
The John Beal Trailer Project COMING SOON! -- John Beal



sowhatsplanb, July 14, 2007; 4:49 AM

US Marshals
FF 2 Rise of the Silver Surfer
The Time Machine (Badelt)
The Fountain
Star Trek IX (complete score)


red.bprd, July 14, 2007; 5:43 AM

FLIGHT OF THE DOVES (1971) Roy Budd
TOMORROW NEVER COMES (1978) Roy Budd
KRYMINALNI (2007) Maciej Zielinski

Frankly I am not overly enthusiastic about this bunch (my most recent purchases). TOMORROW gets the most playing so far.

Urs

handstand, July 14, 2007; 6:43 AM

Hi David,

- The Heretic - Ennio Morricone
- Mosca Addio - Ennio Morricone
- Il malato Immaginaro -Piero Piccioni


Best regards,

Sijbold

s.tonkens, July 14, 2007; 7:39 AM

Hello David,

The last days i had in my CD-Player:
-Brubaker (Schifrin)
-Barbarian and the Geisha (Friedhofer)
-Mancini in surround (with music from "Sunset")
-Godzilla (Arnold)
-The fall of the roman empire (Tiomkin)
-The fugitive (JNH)

Greetings
Peter-Anselm

peter-anselm, July 14, 2007; 9:26 AM

I haven't listened to anything lately although I see three of my favorites listed by a couple of you guys... Dunwich Horror, The Heretic and Time After Time.

Baxter, Morricone and Rozsa.

"Dunwich Horror" is a strange score. One of those low budget drive-in theatre films I remember seeing as a kid when my father would pack peanut butter and bologna sandwiches and spray us all down with a can of Raid for mosquito protection while sitting outside on a blanket, staring at that huge screen out on some hayseed pike in the midwestern sticks in 1970 USA.

victoravalentine, July 14, 2007; 11:20 AM

In the last two days:

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Zimmer
Pirates of the Caribbean at Worlds End - Hooper
The Bourne Supremacy - Powell
The Last Vally - Barry
Lock Up - Conti
Wait Until Dark - Mancini
Zombi - Goblin
I Capture the Castle Marianelli

allanglindsay, July 14, 2007; 7:48 PM

John Barry's KING KONG, and before that, 3 FILMS BY JESS FRANCO by Manfred Hübler & Siegfried Schwab, and before that, AMO NON AMO by Goblin, and before that, DER SCHUT by Martin Bottcher.

Next up: THE TAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE by David Shire

Life is great, isn't it? ;-)

American.Nightmare, July 14, 2007; 9:11 PM

Having a little Previn feast with previous ELMER GANTRY being now followed by HOUSE OF NUMBERS to be later followed by...

...by sleep.

Dorian

42zaphod, July 15, 2007; 8:17 PM

Last Valley - Barry
Film Music of John Addison
Beast of War - Isham
Bloodsport - Hertzog

dspin24358, July 18, 2007; 7:02 AM

Dear Workingwithknives, I too have fond memories of the drive-in. One of my biggest thrills as a kid was the night my Dad took the family to see GODZILLA VERSUS THE THING at the old North Side Drive-In (long gone now). Wow! That great Toho flick sure did blow my mind. I would say it comes in at a close second to GORGO as being one of the top-two films to impress me and to fill my young mind with excitement and awe. A big part of the impact these wonderful fantasies had on me must be credited to Ifukube (GODZILLA) and Lavagnino (GORGO). Both of these scores rank as two of the greatest ever composed for the giant monster sub-genre of fantasy cinema. Ifukube's music (I'm now 52) still thrills me, and Lavagnino's lovely GORGO themes now bring tears to my eyes. Oh, as to what I am currently listening to: THE BEST OF CAM-SONGS FROM THE 60s & 70s (about a half dozen very cool songs on this fun comp) / ZOMBI 3 (surprised I like some of this) / DANCE TO THE TV THEMES WITH STEVE RACE AND HIS ORCHESTRA (an old Brit LP with some very fine arrangements of familiar titles and some good pieces that are new to me) / THE SEVEN-UPS (Ellis and Mandel) and THE VERDICT (all three of these are quite good and I was surprised that I liked THE VERDICT - a very solid well-conceived score) / SEI IELLATO AMICO HAI INCONTRATO SACRAMENTO and I DUE VOLTI DELLA PAURA (two fine scores from Micalizzi and it is especially wonderful finally having SACRAMENTO on CD - it is a delightful spaghetti western soundtrack - pure gold from beginning to end). - John Bender

bipcress, August 12, 2007; 1:55 PM