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@tim it really does sound stellar. This was the only hole in my Peter Gabriel collection and I'm really happy to have filled it. :)

When the album came out in 2002 I grabbed the sacd and I've regretted not grabbing the vinyl for years.

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[deafmetal]

Forgive me, Horror Master, for I have sinned:

...but what sweet, sweet sin*. -_-

*censored

[tim28212]

at work remembering Jerry Goldsmith who passed today back in 2004. digital since I'm at work but will post if I have accompanying pics.
I believe ScoJo mentioned Seconds on one of the early DFC podcasts.

[ScoJo]

@Tim

A fantastic (and fantastically weird) Goldsmith score. And needless to add....what a movie!

Thanks for mentioning the anniversary Tim, definitely needs to be honoured with my spins this evening :(

[tim28212]

vinyl please!

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and the creepy trailer to go along with it


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[deafmetal]

Deep from the vault, and has been in my collection for decades:

A joy to honor Jerry Goldsmith. It should be a holiday going forward where we all get the day off work to spin his music.

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[bpwlogan]

I'm in for a Goldsmith spin or two.

@Tim-love that trailer from the film Magic. That film scared the hell out of me when I was growing up. It's still such a creepy movie.

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[deafmetal]

@bpwlogan - Interesting Goldsmith scores. I have not seen or heard either one.

I have been wanting to get in another listen of this expanded score:

One of my favorites, and although I miss the industrial/rock tracks from the OST, I could listen to Boswell's gloomy synths and twangy doom guitar for hours. Killer gatefold artwork on this LP as well:

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There's a revealing interview with Boswell in that new 'Scored to Death' book, @Deaf, if interested.... he talks about the twangy guitar being influenced by Ry Cooder's score for Paris Texas, which of course was all the rage late 80s...

[deafmetal]

@Spun - Thanks for that, it's on my reading list!


Mesmerizing. Would love to hear some new material from Sinoia Caves/Jeremy Schmidt:

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@deaf

He resembles a young Andrew or Julian Lloyd Webber in that shot!

I guess fans of that score will have already picked up the most recent Black Mountain LP on which he plays keys (?)

Can't claim to be the hip one here, I have the album on an earlier recommendation from Spencer. Rough Trade were doing a limited colour version that also came with a separate CD of demo's.

[Mateo Sanboval]

Yeah, that new Black Mountain smolders. I just saw them in June for the first time in over a decade. It was a really good show. I'd also love another Sinoia Caves album or even an vinyl release of their only LP.

[bpwlogan]

@deaf-Yeah there both pretty good. I guess the film Inchon has never had a DVD or even a VHS release. It's considered one of the worst movies ever made. I think there's a VHS bootlegs available of the TV version floating around. I found that interesting.

[deafmetal]

My happy place.

[static14]

Tonight I'm spinning some albums in honor of Jerry Goldsmith. A day late but still something :)

[tim28212]

Tonight I'm spinning some albums in honor of Jerry Goldsmith. A day late but still something :)

Intrada really should release their expanded edition of this on vinyl.

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@tim I literally just thought the same thing after flipping the album over after like 12 minutes.

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[tim28212]

@static nice pic

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