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static14 wrote:This is where I wish we had that like button. :)that would be nice
static14 wrote:I was listening to this at work today. Really need to break down and get this. Along with most of the other MOV releaeses.
tim28212 wrote:Maybe we could all bribe @monsterworship to upgrade the forum software. ;)static14 wrote:This is where I wish we had that like button. :)that would be nice
static14 wrote:Oooohhhh. You got the coveted La Brea Tar Pits variant! I've never seen one in the wild before.
J.R. wrote:and this...Shock Waves.
ScoJo wrote:Here's my belated tribute- in case you missed it, this has been circulating online this week, a glorious glimpse of Spielberg and Williams working on ET (my favourite Williams score).LIKE
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EDC_fppZ1Kg
ScoJo wrote:Mon dieu!Oh hell yes, adding this to the want list next time I’m shopping.
It pays to trawl through Discogs looking at your favourite composers every now and then - I have a French LP from the 80s with a handful of cues from this film, but had no idea the full score had been reissued on wax a little while ago.
World-beating stuff as ever from de Roubaix, and one of the great French crime films.
tim28212 wrote:Early morning rise. David is already out the door with the children and I'm into my domestic chores and getting started with my Goldsmith appreciation spinning. So much to choose from I didn't know where to start so I decided to start with his Oscar nominations. His first came in 1963 for his score to Freud. I've never seen the movie but from the opening track I picture Alien.Oh it’s not just you, goldsmiths orginal compositions that we are used to from the final soundtrack release are largly absent from the film. The score was chopped up and moved around a lot in the editing process, and some of it was indeed replaced with the main title you are listening to on the freud release.
