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What scores are you listening to right now? + comments?
Hello,
In my cd changer right now:
1."The Stalking Moon" - Fred Karlin (1969) - Great 60's western score
2."East Side/West Side"(lp Transfer) - Kenyon Hopkins (1963) - More great jazz from early 60's television.
3."I Have Never Forgotten You" - Lee Holdridge (2007) - Another quality release by Intrada.
4."The Other Conquest" - Samuel Zyman/Jorge Reyes (1998) - Don't care much for it, Might have to part with this one.
5."Escape From Fort Bravo" - Jeff Alexander (1953) - My favorite score of the five scores from the newest FSM western box set.
6."Jack the Ripper" - Pete Rugolo (1959) - Great score, wish it would get a remastered cd release.
How about you?
Best Regards,
David Phoenix, AZ.
deg63iami, July 21, 2008; 1:16 AM
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Hi,
On my mp3-player today:
1. Spider-Man 2 (Danny Elfman). Great score. Received it last week. Bought the score for the first film a few weeks ago (bargin bin). Don't know why I overlooked these scores at the time they were released.
2. Sunshine (John Murphy). Great score, to bad they didn't gave it an official release....but at least I have this *erh* unofficial promo.
3. Howl's Moving Castle (Joe Hisaishi). Beautifull soundtrack. Just received it. Instandly liked it.
4. Iron Eagle (Basil Poledouris). YEAH!!!
5. And last but not least: Varese's box with Elmer Bernstein's rejected scores. Wow! My favorite is the Scarlett Letter.
Regards,
Erik
erikvantholt, July 21, 2008; 6:08 AM
John Barry - Boom! and
Mark Snow - Private Fears in Public Places
Barry is as great as expected and reminds me a little of Quiller. Snow's score for Alain Resnais is
surprisingly beautiful and has something french about it.
coma, July 21, 2008; 6:44 AM
"reminds me of Quiller"...sigh, seems I have to order something... ;-)
- Oh, I'm playing
LE CERCLE ROUGE (Eric Demarsan) - I'm not that enthusiastic so far, but then again I'm on track 14 only.
handstand, July 21, 2008; 7:25 AM
My favorites to listen to recently have been:
"The Dark Knight" - James Newton Howard & Hans Zimmer
"Beowulf" - Alan Silvestri
"Superman Returns" (Expanded 2-disc edition) - John Ottman
"The Incredible Hulk" - Craig Armstrong
immortal74205, July 21, 2008; 1:07 PM
Listening to -
The Lion King (the 21 track bootleg with mono tracks) (Hans Zimmer)
Kung Fu Panda (Hans Zimmer and John Powell)
Atlantis: The Lost Empire - James Newton Howard
Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban - John Williams
King Kong - James Newton Howard
sicronis, July 23, 2008; 8:48 AM
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