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Topic: Alternate Mission to Mars Playlist
SPOR2
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First, let me state that I'm extremely impressed by this score. Second, let me also state that like many Morricone releases, the CD is sequenced to its own detriment. Fortunately, current technology alllows the listener some flexibility. So, if you were initially put off by the score, try this playlist instead: 5, 7, 4, 10, 6, 11, 8, 3, 2, 9, 1.
posted 03-29-2000 02:01 PM PT (US) Al
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I always listen to 9 last. "Where?" is one of the best cues I've heard in a long time. Triumphant, uplifting, and very moving. Simply put, a brilliant cue in a brilliant score.
NP - Patrick Williams' "Jesus (TV)" posted 03-29-2000 02:45 PM PT (US) Andre Lux
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MISSION TO MARS: the more I listen to it, more I realize what a genious Ennio Morricone is...Track 9 "Where?" is my favorite too!
In an ocean of unoriginal, boring, cloned and shallow scores that we are hearing today, MISSION TO MARS is indeed an "unexpected surprise"... and quite a good one!
Thanks Maestro!
[This message has been edited by Andre Lux (edited 29 March 2000).]
posted 03-29-2000 06:18 PM PT (US) SPOR2
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I'd have to say track 9, "Death of a Hero", is my favourite, followed by tracks 7 and 2. The immediacy of each cue, without recourse to the usuall Hollywood, space-opera cliches, is such a reward following, let's say, a turgid run through of Phantom Menace.
posted 03-29-2000 07:54 PM PT (US) BMUSTANG
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I do not know what my favorite track is yet on this one. I bought it on Saturday, and I only have listedned to tracks 1-5 so far, so I do not know about track #9, but I do know that I like the theme about 20 seconds into track #2, which is played on other tracks, although maybe not on the same instrument. I did not care for track #6 too much (isn't this where they lost the ship?). And as for track #4, about 3:30 into it, kinda strange, but it made me laugh!
posted 03-29-2000 08:31 PM PT (US) Old Infopop Software by UBB