you know I only jest Marian you old hound dog you

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Originally posted by Timmer:
plenty! There's Marian and there's ooops!!

you know I only jest Marian you old hound dog you

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And that from someone who's sending his mails under the name "Mel".

Sincerely,
Marian Schedenig (Mrs) (not)

As far as females, well - we have the lovely Joan, Cine-sen, Jennie, Shiela, and Michel. My mom drops in every now and then, too... just to make sure I'm behaving myself.

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Originally posted by Jeron:
My mom drops in every now and then, too... just to make sure I'm behaving myself.

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"What color would you like?"

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Originally posted by Lou Goldberg:
Considering the topic, I know now why you call yourself the scoreguy. If you get lucky does the number change to 16?

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Then it would've been Scoreguy16 a long time ago Actually, I'll have to think about that one.... But I am thinking that no where near as many girls listen to film music as guys, that was the point of this thread.

yours

Thank goodness I took, "the road less traveled," and in my life, that has, "made all the difference."

I mean lets looks at N'Sync, now I think everyone will agree, thats a girls group? At least I think so. Guys tend to sing about relationships with females alot. And in turn females fall head over heels for stuff like that. Male listeners don't care!

But now look at Britney Spears, this time its a girl. But is her music really intended for guys? I don't know any honorable man who would say he listens to her! Females sing about relationships with guys or just about being a girl. Men still don't care.

Men prefers songs about lifestlyes, cars and sports. But compared to the number of relationship type songs there aren't many.

I prefer songs about knitting, but nobody's cornered that market yet.

"Knit Me Baby One More Time!"

First Knit

Knit Rider

Knit by knitwest

Licence to Knit

The Knited Mask Of Zorro

Knit! Knit! Knit!

Np:Small Soldiers (Jerry Goldsmith) ****

Jz

On topic, though, it appears that "discussing" movie scores and soundtracks is an extension of the "collector." If you look at the demographic of the "collector," you'll see that this is the group dominated by the male. Why is this? I don't particularly think soundtracks are enjoyed mostly by males, as there are more female buyers in the MovieMusic store than male buyers. I am led to believe this is a "collector" phenomenon rather than a movie score or movie soundtrack phenomenon, and the male is more likely to be a "collector" (in our terms) than the female.

"....and the male is more likely to be a "collector" (in our terms) than the female."

So long as we dont become like Terence Stamp in the movie "The Collector"!!

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Originally posted by Gae:So long as we dont become like Terence Stamp in the movie "The Collector"!!

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You mean, get paid good money and act badly?

Hell.

Sign me up!

American Knit X was also composed by a woman. That notable was the very talented Anne Dudley, also responsible far such favorites as The Knitting Game and The 10th Knit.

I only mention these two because I particularly enjoy their work. There are and have been other female film music composers. If you don't believe me, then just ask someone who you will believe and who agrees with me. They'll tell you. Yes.