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Topic: Completing Howard Shore
Philipp
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Hi Fellas,This is my Howard Shore collection so far:
Copland
Ed Wood
eXistenZ
Ransom ( The Rejected Score )
The Cell
Naked Lunch
The Yards
The Game
Single, White Female ( The Score )
M Butterfly
The Score
Silence of the lambs
Philadelphia ( The Score )
Mrs. Doubtfire
Se7en ( The Complete Score )
tell me, what am I missing in my collection by this great composer?Thanks for your answers
Philipp
NP: SE7EN - THE COMPLETE SCORE ( SHORE )
posted 03-04-2002 12:33 PM PT (US) Philipp
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uups, it seems I forgot The Lord of the Rings
Philipp
posted 03-04-2002 12:35 PM PT (US) Jeron
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You are missing Crash, Before and After, Videodrome, Prelude to a Kiss, The Fly, Dogma, The Client, Looking for Richard and Dead Ringers. I'm sure there are others... but hopefully that'll get ya started.Jeron
[Message edited by Jeron on 03-04-2002]
posted 03-04-2002 12:41 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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No Dogma??? Looking for Richard is missing, too.
posted 03-04-2002 12:47 PM PT (US) Philipp
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Damn, I was too fast again. Please addCRASH
DOGMA
LOOKING FOR RICHARD
THE FLY
to my list. I knew I was forgetting something...Philipp
posted 03-04-2002 12:56 PM PT (US) dgoldwas
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quote:
Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:
Looking for Richard is missing, too.I think it's out of print; but if you can find it, GRAB IT!!! It's definitely a precursor to his LOTR work, and quite good to listen to.
Dan
posted 03-04-2002 12:58 PM PT (US) André Lux
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Agreed!
posted 03-04-2002 03:10 PM PT (US) James
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Philip has said he forgot to add Looking for Richard, but if anyone else finds their way to this thread who doesn't have it, you can get it from Half.com if you're interested.Fantastic score!
posted 03-04-2002 03:20 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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I have to admit that I've never knew what to "do" with the Looking for Richard score. But now that I'm so familiar with FOTR, perhaps I'll like Richard better as well. Must listen to it again.NP: A.I. - Promo (John Williams)
posted 03-04-2002 03:33 PM PT (US) Crono/Kyp
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Is his score to "Philadelphia" good?--Bri
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posted 03-04-2002 06:48 PM PT (US) Bond1965
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Don't forget the upcoming "Panic Room" which (according to the TV ads) will have a CD on Varese Sarabande.James
posted 03-04-2002 09:00 PM PT (US) JJH
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Philadelphia is a very nice score.
for a hint at what Shore classical chamber music might sound like (I know he writes a lot of chamber works), check out his score for Esther Kahn. posted 03-04-2002 09:22 PM PT (US) Crono/Kyp
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quote:
Originally posted by Bond1965:
Don't forget the upcoming "Panic Room" which (according to the TV ads) will have a CD on Varese Sarabande.Nice!!! Varese did say something in their last e-mail about a new CD being added to the site this week, guess that's it.
--Bri
posted 03-05-2002 07:38 AM PT (US) monkey
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Is it just me or is track 13 from The Yards one of the most woderful melodies ever composed? posted 03-05-2002 10:50 AM PT (US) Shaun Rutherford
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Marian, do you also think that the A.I. promo has better sound than the regular release? Maybe it's a mental thing, I don't know......Shaun
posted 03-05-2002 02:32 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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Possibly. I haven't directly compared them, and have played the promo only once so far. There's one track that seemed to sound better than I remembered - but it might have been a different piece (and therefore a different performance/orchestration) than the one I knew from the official album.
posted 03-05-2002 03:28 PM PT (US) James
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Ah yes, his chamber works! Two of them are available on (the same) CD: Reel Life: The Private Music of Film Composers on the Arabesque label. The first is a somewhat odd piece called "Hughie" that runs about 4:15 (if memory serves), and the second a solo piano work entitled "Piano Four" that runs somewhere in between 2:30 and 3:00.Not a lot by Shore is included, but it's a good album if you like the small ensemble sound. Music by Rachel Portman, Bob James, Michael Kamen, David Raksin, and a wonderful piece by Bruce Broughton are also included.
Kirk
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