my cd is from Intrada. This is the tracklisting:

1. THE POWER (7:42)
2. LATE CALL (3:22)
3. THE SMOKE (4:36)
4. THE WORM (5:13)
5. REACHING OUT (8:29)

but there is no notificiation of it being a special expanded edition.

Tomorrow I´ll be getting:

we´ll see tomorrow

Philipp

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Originally posted by Philipp:

np: MICHAEL COLLINS (GOLDENTHAL - DEFINETELY HIS BEST ! )

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hmmmm...i would say ONE of his very best.
Alien 3 is his best one.

K

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Originally posted by Kyriacos S:
Bram Stoler's Dracula (Wojciech Kilar)*****/*****-"Love Remembered" is an amazing track!

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Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Kyriacos S:
[b]Bram Stoler's Dracula (Wojciech Kilar)*****/*****-"Love Remembered" is an amazing track!<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE>

But I like Ninth Gate better. [/B]

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yeah, but i still think that the melody in "Love Remembered" is amazing.

k

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Originally posted by mieville:
Pan Tadeusz - Wojciech Kilar

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Hmmmm!

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Originally posted by Philipp:
Hey Aaron,

my cd is from Intrada. This is the tracklisting:

1. THE POWER (7:42)
2. LATE CALL (3:22)
3. THE SMOKE (4:36)
4. THE WORM (5:13)
5. REACHING OUT (8:29)

but there is no notificiation of it being a special expanded edition.

Tomorrow I´ll be getting:

we´ll see tomorrow

Philipp

np: MICHAEL COLLINS (GOLDENTHAL - DEFINETELY HIS BEST ! )

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Unfortunately that's the earlier release Philipp, the expanded Intrada issue has 13 tracks and runs at about 50+ minutes, a fine release with some high points but not a patch on the original!

Hmmmm!

Indeed, for those of you who haven't heard this all I can say is...YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR MISSING!

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Originally posted by cine-sin:
Band of Brothers (Michael Kamen) The Shipping News Oscar promo (Christopher Young)
Warriors of Virtue (Don Davis)

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Good...veeeery gooood.

Jz

Jerry Goldsmith:Film and Tv Music 2001 (Goldsmith, London Symphony Orchestra, great cd, Stefancos !! )
St: 8 - Expanded (Goldsmith&Goldsmith)
St: 9 - Expanded (Goldsmith)
Alien Complete (Goldsmith)
Starship Troopers Complete (Goldsmith)
The Symphonies (Schumann, Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, von Dochnany)
and some Bruckner (too lazy to count them all )

Thanks again Marian !

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Originally posted by Philipp:

Starship Troopers Complete (Goldsmith)

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*Pant pant* that sounds good. Although he'd have to work hard to beat Poledouris's.

• The Blue Planet (George Fenton)
  
• Young Sherlock Holmes (Bruce Broughton)
  
• The Frighteners (Danny Elfman)
  
• Night Crossing (Jerry Goldsmith)
  
• Wes Craven's New Nightmare (J. Peter Robinson)
  
• The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain (Stephen Endelman)
  
• Koyaanisqatsi (OST, Philip Glass)

With a lot of thanks to Peter and Sean!

LOGAN'S RUN (Jerry G.)

LUST FOR LIFE (Mickey R.)

it was my mistake.I was just into Goldsmith as I posted my newies, that I put him behind Starship Troopers, instead of the real one, Mr. Basil Poledouris.

Best

Philipp

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Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:
Yummy:

[list]

The Blue Planet (George Fenton)[b]

NP: Blue Planet (George Fenton)[/B]

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Major yummy!!

And Phill it's ok everybody mackes mistakes.

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
Did Goldsmith score Starship Troopers? A rejected score? Or was this just a mistake by the guy who posted it.

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It was a mistake that turned into a joke.

JZ: Major yummy! But even more yummy are Englishman Who... and Night Crossing. And of course there was YSH as well.

EXCELLENT!

K

Philipp

Not any of your Em Pee Three, Hollywood promo, or bootlegy or DVD rippy-offies, no - this is the authentic Disney release (with songs in Spanish - WOW!). So why did I get this? Well, you know what it's like when you see even a less than perfect CD peering out at you from amongst the decaying fruit and veg... and it's still got over half an hour of authentic Mr G on it.

Awakenings (Randy Newman) ***/***** Not bad kind of cheesy mostly strings and piano with some flute scattered in there.
Little Women (Thomas Newman) Only listened to the 1st track. So far it's a very listenable score my 2nd T. Newman score along with The Horse Whisperer.

That's it although I might as well put down AOTC but I will wait until I have it in my greedy little paws.

Jz

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Originally posted by Graham Watt:
Not any of your Em Pee Three, Hollywood promo, or bootlegy or DVD rippy-offies [...] Not bad late-career Goldsmith, but hardly great.

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You should get the promo.

• Michael Collins (Elliot Goldenthal) - very good
  
• Se7en, expanded (Howard Shore) - have yet to listen to this; it's great in the film, but I have yet to see how well it works as a standalone listen

The 13th Warrior -Regected (Graeme Revell) ****/***** Some excellent parts less repetitive than Goldsmith's but without the brassy theme.
Fly Away Home (Mark Isham) *****/***** Isham at his best! Fantastic theme wonderful string writting.
The Tigger Movie (Harry Gregson-Williams) ****/***** A good G. Williams score if you like Chicken Run you will like this one.
Titus (Elliot Goldenthal) Rating Pending...
Philadelphia (Howard Shore) Rating Pending...
Attack of the Clones (John Williams) *****/***** Williams at his best!! Easily his best score of the last 3 years. Contains probably his most complex action writing. Excellent score. Get it. I'm ashammed you haven't already.

That's it.

Jz

Good month for me so far.

And i don't care what people say, i believe it is one of the very best Star Wars scores ever. It is amongst the most original writing by Williams.Ranks up there with The Empire Strikes Back. Even better than Episode I as far as consistency is concerned.