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By tim28212
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deafmetal wrote:Excellent follow-up to Angel's Egg:

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G'night, gents.
So much love for this score and it does my heart good when I see someone else post it. :)
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By tim28212
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Morning coffee and this.
So great to finally have this available on vinyl. My copy isn't quite as quiet as some of Real Gone Music previous releases. Started off with some pops and ticks but it's quieted down no. Possibly another spin on the rcm will do the job.
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By tim28212
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The Howling - Pino Donaggio
Varèse Sarabande ‎– STV 81150
1981
maybe October should be Varèse Sarabande month
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By Mateo Sanboval
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deafmetal wrote:
Mateo Sanboval wrote:Well, Kamen Rider is certainly badass.
@Mateo - check out the theme song:

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By ScoJo
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Extraordinary score for a terrific film, and one of the best DWRC sleeves/design (Jay Shaw). I'm genuinely baffled why this doesn't seem to be getting much love - highly recommended. If you dig the Eraserhead soundtrack, and stuff at the super-creepy end of things (The Witch, Joseph Bishara etc) then you really owe this a listen.

THE BLACKCOAT'S DAUGHTER
Elvis Perkins
(2017, Death Waltz)
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By tim28212
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@Scojo, I'll have to look into that release, think that one slipped by me

Halloween 5: The Revenge Of Michael Myers - Alan Howarth
Varèse Sarabande ‎– VS-5239
day 7 #31daysofHalloween
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By ScoJo
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Got a bit of a photoshop session ahead of me, so gonna run the table with some LPs that haven't been out of their sleeves for a while.

File this one under 'Dig The Score/Not So Much The Movie' :
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By Hatter313
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Huh, interesting, that was one of my favorite films that year. But the score is awesome regardless.
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By ScoJo
#98691
@Hatter - Yeah...I'm just not signed up to Wingard, I'm afraid. Have definitely given it a college try! Seen everything I think, (including the disastrous Blair Witch and Death Note). You're Next is the only one I'd even remotely consider giving another shot, but even that I thought was waaay over-praised for what it was.

Steve Moore, on the other hand, seems incapable of putting a foot wrong in my book. Damn I wish they had given him Blade Runner 2049!
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By ScoJo
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Man, I adore this release. I got the toxic green puddle wax (or whatever the heck it was called...how are you supposed to remember that shit anyway?? Haha...)

Plan to run the movie later this month, before I hit the Big Apple. One of my all-time faves.
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By ScoJo
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WAITING OUT THE EIGHTIES
The Coupe de Villes
(1985, Rrrrrictus Records)

Signed by The Horror Master. (Just about. Don't ask!)

I genuinely love this album. It has a ridiculously 'LA vibe' about it. But a fantasy 80s LA that probably only existed in Carpenter's own mind. When we interviewed Tommy Lee Wallace for the DFC, he dropped on us that the whole thing was pretty much JC's solo project, and he'd only drafted his pals in on a few parts so that it didn't come off as a vanity project!
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By static14
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ScoJo wrote:WAITING OUT THE EIGHTIES
The Coupe de Villes
(1985, Rrrrrictus Records)

Signed by The Horror Master. (Just about. Don't ask!)

I genuinely love this album. It has a ridiculously 'LA vibe' about it. But a fantasy 80s LA that probably only existed in Carpenter's own mind. When we interviewed Tommy Lee Wallace for the DFC, he dropped on us that the whole thing was pretty much JC's solo project, and he'd only drafted his pals in on a few parts so that it didn't come off as a vanity project!
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We need to hear this story where Carpenter was a total grumpus to you! Stop teasing!
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By ScoJo
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@Static -

Hahaha.......well, it has been almost a year so....no longer 'too soon' I guess!

To cut a long story short, we had backstage passes for the London Hallowe'en show which TG had organised through Cody (they'd sorta become pals somehow!), but I unfortunately 'mis-read the room' as we walked through security at the side of the stage - there were 5 or 6 folks milling there, including Cody chatting with someone, and behind him JC himself talking with a girl who had won the costume comp. I didn't know what the protocol was, and at TG's urging ('go and get your record signed before he leaves' were, I believe, his ill-fated words...) I approached just as JC finished up with the lady and turned to leave with his security minder. Thinking I had to strike, I grabbed his attention and asked if he would mind signing my LP for me? He turned and said 'how did you get back here??'

Hmm...not what I was hoping for! I genuinely just wanted to get a few words from him about the LP, perhaps an acknowledgement that there aren't too many around, that sort of thing. But he was immediately suspicious, so I hmmed and ahh'd and show my backstage wristband nervously, to which he replied 'why weren't you here earlier'. By this I guess he meant that I should have been there before the show for the VIP signing session - but I hadn't actually paid for that, and was basically a guest of his son unbeknownst to him! None of which I tried to explain at this point, as I managed somehow to put the LP in his hands and he signed it, passed it back and left.

Felling a bit like 'well, that could have gone better!', I returned to TG to find that he was now chatting with Cody, who I was introduced to, and the first thing he says is 'have you guys met my dad yet?', to which he escorts us to the actual backstage area where 20-odd people are hanging out, with JC himself off in a smaller dressing room across the corridor. By this point, I pretty much felt like The Horror Master wasn't going to be too thrilled to see me so I let TG go off to be intro'd and managed to actually have a pretty good chat with Daniel Davies (which sortof saved the day for me tbh, being a huge Kinks fan!) JC then emerged with Cody and TG, and proceeded to have pics taken etc. While I tried to will myself into invisibility.

The haunting and painful thing about it all was that if I had just waited 2 more fucking seconds, both myself and TG would have been escorted by Cody backstage and introduced to his old man as his 'friends', and fuck wouldn't that have been a better lay up for my fan-attempt to engage him about the Coupes LP than my premature pouncing?! Yep....still kills me to this day. But in the scheme of things, I know it wasn't as bad as it felt, and hey - upside, he did actually have the grace to sign my damn LP even though I was, in his eyes, a deadbeat moocher who was circumventing the VIP fee/protocol. I guess I can live with that! (I guess....... :(

So there you have it, finally - the whole sorry tale, based only on the secret testimonies of the miserable souls who survived this terrifying ordeal. *

(*Criswell)
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By Bezulsqy
#98701
@ Scojo

First: fantastic spins!
Second: Great story! I do feel for you. In hindsight I would say you had to go together with TG to be introduced by Cody. I think JC would have understand.
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By Bezulsqy
#98702
@ Chris: great Boogey Man pickup. Looking at the prices on Discogs I understand the grail part :-)

@ Deaf: Kamen Rider! Never heard of it. But I am on that Kamen! Not ready yet to delve completely in the BGM/Anime stuff, but one or two of those records should be okay.
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By ScoJo
#98703
@Bez - Oh, I totally agree my friend. Unfortunately, I wasn't thinking too straight at that point, let the fear get the better of me. You gotta understand though - for me, that shit was like meeting The Pope is for a million others! ;)
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By ScoJo
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static14 wrote:@scojo now I just feel bad. I can feel your pain. Look on the bright side you will always be able to blame Tony for it though :P
@Static -

Brother - truth! :D
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By ScoJo
#98707
@deaf -

You smitten with this one yet? Interested to know if you're curious to check out the film too ;)

Wonderfully evocative, eerie synth-prog score, for a truly chilling movie based on one of my favourite Straub novels.

FULL CIRCLE
Colin Towns
(Virgin, 1977)
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By ScoJo
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Last fun spin before I sign off and go listen to the latest Forever Midnight podcast (they review IT this time out...)

Well, I think I've just put the artwork to bed for our next Ondes Positives release. Look forward to sharing with you guys soon. (There's....a lot of it! Heh heh...)
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