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What Are You Currently Listening To?
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James
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May 26, 2016 03:37PM
That I did not know.
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Of course he was Johnny Williams back then.
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The score I was thinking of that Williams was the session pianist was Studs Lonigan. An early Goldsmith score.
Just finished the score to Hide In Plain Sight by Leonard Rosenman. Now listening to the score to the movie version of 21 Jump Street by Mark Mothersbaugh.
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I LOVE THAT SONG SO MUCH
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Been listening to a lot of trailer music lately. Helps me think and relax. Groups like Audiomachine, Two Steps From Hell, Epic Score, Immediate Music, Select Tracks, Fired Earth Music, and Gothic Storm.
Cor, Two Steps from Hell doesn't relax me. I find myself gritting my teeth, sticking my chin out and reaching for my short sword. Or putting on some antiperspirant.I'll definitely check out the others on your list. Thanks for the heads up.
The 2 cd full score reconstruction of QBVII by Jerry Goldsmith. Absolutely outstanding job.
Gary wrote: "The 2 cd full score reconstruction of QBVII by Jerry Goldsmith. Absolutely outstanding job."What's GBVII, Gary? Are you going to cost me money again?
James wrote: "Gary wrote: "The 2 cd full score reconstruction of QBVII by Jerry Goldsmith. Absolutely outstanding job."What's GBVII, Gary? Are you going to cost me money again?"
QBVII as in Queen's Bench was a novel written by Leon Uris author of Exodus. It is a fictional version of the lawsuit against Uris that arose from Exodus. The novel was filmed and shown in the US on ABC and it was one of the first TV mini-series. Goldsmith wrote the score. Between QBVII and Masada, Goldsmith was the go to composer for Jewish themed mini-series.
As to costing you money again, I point every lover of quality film music to the newly recorded versions of scores from Tadlow (see James Fitzpatrick's recordings with Silva Screen as well), Tribute Film Classics (the people behind Tribute also were behind the score recordings from Marco Polo/Naxos) , Intrada, and Varese Sarabande.
Prior to those companies, RCA released a series of LPs of newly recorded score suites featuring conductor Charles Gerhardt and the National Symphony Orchestra.
The Man Who Would be King by Maurice Jarre
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ugh, that sucks
James wrote: "The Man Who Would be King by Maurice Jarre"Love that score
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I feel for you. There's a dog a block away that barks late into the night, and it sounds like a seal barking. It will not SHUP UP.
Been listening to LOTR and Doctor Who soundtracks lately.
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sir Lancer wrote: "Tracy Chapman - Fast Car"A great song!!
Deep Rising complete score by Jerry Goldsmith. Prior to that was True Grit by Elmer Bernstein (The cd contains all of the permutations of the title song including two rejected songs/lyrics.One written by John Hartford who wrote many of Glen Campbell's hits back in those days.)
EMD artist recently released a cover of the Doctor Who theme song. You can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWZUX...It brings back memories of The Timelords' (aka KLF, furthermore known as the JAMs) "Doctorin' the Tardis" which was a mashup of the Doctor Who theme song and Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll (Part 2)"
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It brings back memories of The Timelords' (aka KLF, furthe..."
Nice. I have the Timelords' "Doctorin' the Tardis" album -- very fun.
Listening to the recent recording of Miklos Rozsa's score to the 1962 film Sodom and Gomorrah. So good.
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I LOVE THAT SONG SO MUCH"
I like this soon too, but in my head I immediately think of Studio Ghibli's Whisper of the Heart where they do a version 'concrete roads' as well as playing the original :)
Timbre Timbre - It's only Darkhttps://youtu.be/_V1Eye5ZcMw
Timbre Timbre - Patron Saint Hunter
https://youtu.be/_-4-yJj8gfI
Devil Makes Three - Graveyard
https://youtu.be/GQMsMDCUMwI
Johnny Borrell & Zazou Swim Like A Star
https://youtu.be/5LKmTpFehx4
Sixteen Horsepower - Hutterite Mile
https://youtu.be/n_Uvh_Ts62U
Steve Earle & Lucia Micarelli - One More Cup of Coffee
https://youtu.be/1f1_1vEomck
Lera Lynn - The Only Thing Worth Fighting For
https://youtu.be/mjg43nzSYck
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Listening to Elmer Bernstein's score to The Miracle.
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The music from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century Season 1 Disc 1
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Excellent! I saw them years ago when they opened for Metallica. It was such a great show!
After finishing the 3 disc Buck Rogers in the 25th Century set. I slid Davis Newman's score to Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure into my car's Bose CD player.
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Recent listens:The Dirty Dozen by Frank Devol
Force 10 from Navarone by Ron Goodwin
Obsession by Bernard Herrmann (new recording)
Gary, have you done Goodwin's Where Eagles Dare too?
James wrote: "Gary, have you done Goodwin's Where Eagles Dare too?"I have it along with other Goodwin stuff. It is overdue for a relisten.
Currently listening to the complete score to Escspe From L.A. by John Carpenter and the late great Shirley Walker.
I'm having an 80's flashback weekend, currently listening to the "Welcome To The Pleasuredome" album by Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
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Recently listened to Ryan Shore's film score to Jack Brooks, Monster Slayer. Now listening to Prancer by Maurice Jarre.
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Wayland wrote: "Four fire engines, which are working on a neighbor's house and completely blocking my garage. No actual flames or smoke that I can see."yikes
Listening to the Sixth Man by David Baldacci - really like the Sean and Michelle books!
Loving the new Jamiroquai track "Automaton" very daft punky for Jamiroquai but I like it. And I like the clip too!
Listening to My Name is Human by Highly Suspect (music)Funny cause I didn't like it at first and now I can't get enough
