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Looking for info (or rumors) on two Howard Shore scores
Has anybody ever come across info on After Hours or Nadine soundtracks, both scored by
Howard Shore? Promo, boot, anything? After Hours seems to be too big a film to be
represented by nothing. I know it's a 80's film but it is a Scorsese film. Have I missed a
compilation? I think with After Hours it is more source music than score but I would love
to have a cd with a mix of both. Nadine's score is substantial and would seem to me to be
ripe for release.
mburns27, April 13, 2008; 4:09 AM
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"After Hours" went virtually un-noticed in the USA as well as another Martin Scorcese film "King Of Comedy".
"King Of Comedy" was not shown outside of the major cities. My brother and I saw it at a theatre in Westwood California when it was released. We were two of only a handfull of people there. It's a great film as is "After Hours".
victoravalentine, April 14, 2008; 2:00 PM
Now that you mention it, Rinse Dream, TOP GUN would be a decent [and relevant] score release, even 20 years late. Think of how many modern composers owe a debt to Faltermeyer and Moroder: virtually everyone who has attended Camp Zimmer!
zuvqwyx3, April 27, 2008; 8:28 PM
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