Talk about films scores here.

Moderators: lazyben, static14, texasvinyl

User avatar
By deafmetal
#107697
jgibbs4053 wrote:One of my fav things about this group was discovering Bruno Nicolai
@jibbs - Glad to hear it. Check out Your Vice Is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key, which was recently released by Dagored.

@texas - Jelly, can't wait to pick up a copy, hopefully for retail.
By EvanCampbell
#107698
deafmetal wrote:@Evan - I have been unable to land a copy of Klute. Even the bootleg reissue is going for high amounts of cash lately. Hoping to see another pressing surface for a reasonable price.
Deaf - I had seen one of the bootleg copies on eBay recently that was pretty pricey. The official version I used to see often and I wonder why I never grabbed one. I am curious how that version sounds to the bootleg one that I own. My copy luckily sounds super clean and quite good. I honestly thought for a minute that the wild soundtrack prices were starting to die down. Those recent ebay sales that have been posted here are really jaw dropping. I can't imagine this not being reissued in the near future so hold on to your cash. :)
User avatar
By ScoJo
#107700
EvanCampbell wrote:The official version I used to see often and I wonder why I never grabbed one. I am curious how that version sounds to the bootleg one that I own.
Ooh, that's confusing Evan... your copy IS the original 1977 pressing- which itself is a boot. Legend goes that a studio employee pressed up that batch after hours. Klute has never had an official release.
The boot which @deaf is referring to is the late 90s Harkit edition which I have- itself a 'boot-of-a-boot', taken directly from a vinyl copy of the original '77 boot (the one you have) :)
User avatar
By ScoJo
#107704
EvanCampbell wrote:So maybe that is why my copy sounds damn good!

How is the boot of the boot copy?
Ppicc.jpg
Harkit are at best a 'grey' label for sure - similar to Doxy, looking at the stuff they put out, there's an emphasis on titles where the rights aren't clear cut. Word on the street is their not fully legit. This is a typical Harkit forum thread! (Note the thing about '50 year copyright rule' and them not using original artwork...makes sense tbh)

http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/p ... &archive=0

But they've made some rarities available and I have a few...their Cul-de-Sac LP release is one of my prized OSTs, I even have a test pressing of that one!

My Harkit 'remastered' Klute sounds pretty damn good. I'm sure the remastered just means that once they'd ripped it from the OG vinyl, they cleaned it up a bit ;)

I'll trade you any day for that OG boot though Evan - just say the word heh!

EDIT: Here's a pretty interesting thread about Klute specifically, but also has some shouting about whether Harkit are indeed legit. Seems to be a consensus of "well, yes and no!" Lots of the posts are typically poorly written...but they give that authentic feeling of an enraged music geek who JUST CAN'T WAIT TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH YOU IDIOTS and no time to stop and re-read/spell check.

http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/foru ... picid=7256

EDIT AGAIN: Here's a hilarious 'meta' review from Amazon of Harkit's Klute CD.... the reviewer rails against their shoddy liner notes filled with typos...in a review filled with typos! Then at the last minute goes full meta and calls himself out, but turns it into ANOTHER slight against Harkit rather than just correcting his own mistakes - genius! :D

Jack
1.0 out of 5 stars
Klute Sountrack from Harkit Real or legalized Bootleg?
23 May 2006 - Published on Amazon.com
Format: Audio CD
Well This release has been sought after and we are given a spruced up LP dub onto a CD format. Most of it sounds fine, but the paper quality of the booklet with typos throughout What is it with bootlegs do they not have someone smart enough to edit these notes? THe printed CD quality image is horrible as well as the back cover - Really tacky. I think the Score is awesome but this really is a poor delivery on Harkit Records behalf. You'd expect more form a company in Englaqnd most known for LP rips onto CDs selling them as if they are the best CDs ever. There should be laws against selling an CD release like this so poorly executed.

If I have typos in my review please forgive me no one from Harkit Records was able to go voer these notes.
User avatar
By Mateo Sanboval
#107710
ScoJ - Thanks for the knowledge.
Evan - I hope tomorrow is better than today.
STBC - Chin chin.
User avatar
By texasvinyl
#107777
Pino pino pino pino donaggio

donaggio + massara is always a good combo... The howling, tourist trap, piranha, nero veneziano, dressed to kill, oltre la porta
Attachments
IMG_20180810_144630112.jpg
IMG_20180810_144630112.jpg (4.1 MiB) Viewed 1934 times
User avatar
By ScoJo
#107778
ScoJo wrote:
EvanCampbell wrote:Mateo...thanks :)
Coffee is made...it is already better!
The latest 7" is also Harkit I believe, sir :)
CORRECTION: Nope, not Harkit! ;)
User avatar
By jgibbs4053
#107794
Was a blind buy. Never knew this movie exsisted but will def have to check it out after listening to this
Attachments
64035D23-FD2A-4184-998B-3230F5ED7F64.jpeg
64035D23-FD2A-4184-998B-3230F5ED7F64.jpeg (128.78 KiB) Viewed 1894 times
User avatar
By inksb
#107799
Saturday morning jams!
Image

My copy has a few minor issues, the end of side one had some bad pops for the last 30 seconds and the start of side two is really noisey for the first 10 seconds or so. Nothing I will bother with trying to exchange over. I received #430/500
  • 1
  • 277
  • 278
  • 279
  • 280
  • 281
  • 350