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Topic: From Texas to Brasil....!!
André Lux
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I just received the copy of Ennio Morricone's rejected score for "WHAT DREAMS MAY COME" which my ex-foe JJH from Texas send me (JJ once hated me because I don't like Elfman very much. But now he realized that I am such a nice human being!
)I am still listening to it and, although I liked Michael Kamen's replacement score, it must be said that Morricone's is a pure gem!
What's the story behind this score?
Do anyone knowa why it was rejected?
And why it is so short - only 27 minutes?
Apparently there is no music for the "hell" sequences.
Maybe they fired Ennio before he get into those sequences...Anyway, what a beautiful score...
Pure Morricone's vintage!And THANK you JJH!!!!
posted 12-23-2000 04:48 AM PT (US) André Lux
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Yuhoooooo!!JJ where are you??
posted 12-25-2000 09:35 AM PT (US) H Rocco
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Well, he's relocated to Vegas, hasn't he? That means right now he's probably out at the casinos, with a hooker at one elbow and a margarita and cigars at the other, and a huge pile of gambling chips right in front of him. Roll them dice, JJ! Celebrate the Birth of our Lord in style!!!
posted 12-25-2000 11:23 AM PT (US) André Lux
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posted 12-25-2000 11:30 AM PT (US) H Rocco
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Why Andre, you look just like Uncle Fester!
posted 12-25-2000 11:56 AM PT (US) André Lux
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Uncle Fester is my uncle!!
posted 12-25-2000 12:41 PM PT (US) JJH
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Dear Andre, my ex-foe,
you are welcome. everyone should have this music at some time in their life.I was very surprised at how fast it go to Brasil.
H Rocco is correct.Indeed, I am now in Las Vegas. Got here Saturday after a very fast 13 hour jaunt from Texas (averaging about 85 mph the whole way).
All I can say is that it is very surreal being here, after fighting tooth and nail to avoid coming here in the first place.
but then again, I'm also in a place which is a mere 4 hours drive away from LA, so I can harass everyone I know out there as well.
still awaiting word from Chicago, and missing my CD collection.
NP -- Year of the Comet, Hummie Mann posted 12-26-2000 10:47 AM PT (US) H Rocco
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Is Vegas as tiny as I hear? Supposedly it's comprised just of a couple blocks' worth of Strip and then some suburbs around it. My father pointed out that EVERY movie shot in Vegas has only a few locations to use, because of the city's size, or lack of same. I wonder how Reno compares.P.S. Beware of enormous toddlers!
NP: HONEY, I BLEW UP THE KID (Bruce Broughton)
posted 12-26-2000 10:54 AM PT (US) JJH
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eh, it's not THAT tiny.after all, 2 million people DO live here.
The Strip is pretty cool, ever changing.
haven't yet been to any of the big-time casinos (well, I have on [revious trips out here, but not recently -- not a big gambler).
my god, you should see some of the swanky houses here.
gads, I-15 really needs a major overhaul. It's murder on my Saturn (and therefore, my butt-ocks).
posted 12-26-2000 05:19 PM PT (US) Old Infopop Software by UBB