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Maestro Sartori Goldmember	The score from Queen of the Damned composed by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs will be released on June 11th, the same day that Korn's new Untouchables album. Coincidence?
posted 04-26-2002 07:02 PM PT (US)

TimT Goldmember	I'm confused about that. Was Korn actually IN that movie? I like his song Blind, but I never saw him before.
posted 04-26-2002 07:30 PM PT (US)

Maestro Sartori Goldmember	Jonathan davis, the lead singer and songwriter for Korn, wrote and performed the songs for the film within the film itself, however, the soundtrack release featured artists performing his songs instead (something about a label dispute). Jonathan Davis also wrote the score with Richard Gibbs. Jonathan made a brief appearance in the film, too, as a ticket huckster trying to get Jessie to buy his scalped tix. And just over his shoulder, and removed from all familiar make-up? His buddy and fellow artist, Marilyn Manson. [Message edited by Maestro Sartori on 04-26-2002]
posted 04-26-2002 07:44 PM PT (US)

Dinko Goldmember	I can't remember all the details from this score, but I remember liking it when I saw the movie. (Yes, I admit it, I paid to go see this movie. ) Know any more details? Record label? Length? Tracks?
posted 04-26-2002 08:03 PM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	Here ya go Mr. Dinko RICHARD GIBBS / JONATHAN DAVIS Queen Of The Damned WB 48330 (Score Album) $17.99 (29:58) Horror movie from Anne Rice's "The Vampire Chronicles" carries moody, intense orchestral score with nods to Middle Eastern flavor. Often dark, sometimes exciting music. Strong performance an asset. One liability: as score reaches peak, album ends without a finish. Hmmmm....curious. Once again, a studio issues an album long after anyone cares(hey it's the new millenium! Attention spans are practically non-existant, so unless it's Spider Man, if you release something two weeks after the film has come out no one cares!!), and a short one at that. Not trying to knock the music, or the fact that it's being issued, just wanted to gripe for a second. There, now I've used my Bitch Pass for June.... Look for another gripe in July! Sean
posted 06-06-2002 09:42 AM PT (US)

monkey Goldmember	So, is it good? Similar to anything etc.... Haven`t heard much from Gibbs, though a few of his comedy scores are alright.
posted 06-06-2002 09:59 AM PT (US)

JJH Goldmember	Isn't Gibbs the composer of choice for those Merchant Ivory films no one watches like The Golden Bowl and Howard's End? He's alright I suppose, but I never connected with any of his music.
posted 06-06-2002 12:53 PM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	Actually that's Richard Robbins, JJH.....Remains of the Day is pretty good, as an album(I wouldn't touch one of those films). Richard's are another streak of composers I mix up often too...Richard Robbins, Richard Rodney Bennett, Richard Rogers(right?), Richard Gibbs....ugh, I know there are more. Sean
posted 06-06-2002 12:57 PM PT (US)

monkey Goldmember	Robbins` music is great, though the term "not interested" comes to mind when talking about the films. Remains of the Day, Howard`s End and especially Surviving Picasso are great.
posted 06-06-2002 01:02 PM PT (US)

SBD Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by JJH: Isn't Gibbs the composer of choice for those Merchant Ivory films no one watches like [b]The Golden Bowl and Howard's End? He's alright I suppose, but I never connected with any of his music. [/B] Actually, Richard Gibbs has been working for over a decade on a number of films, mostly comedies. It's nice that more of his music is being put out, but there must be releases of: Fatal Instinct Clifford Amos & Andrew Ladybugs Big Momma's House Let's hope that Gibbs strikes a deal with some label (Varese, SuperTracks) and puts out a compilation.
posted 06-06-2002 02:34 PM PT (US)

dgoldwas Goldmember	Richard Gibbs tracks have had the following releases: Bingo (1991) Bay Cities The Son-in-Law (1993) Hollywood First Kid (1997) SuperTracks 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) Edel 28 Days (2000) Varese Big Momma's House (2001) Sony Queen of the Damned (2002) Warner Bros. http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/composerdiscography.php?composerid=1857 Dan
posted 06-06-2002 02:46 PM PT (US)

Dinko Goldmember	score release came and went. (well... in the USA at least. it's coming out in July around here/Canada) Anyone got it? Is track #3 "On the Beach" a gypsy tune for violin?
posted 06-29-2002 03:44 PM PT (US)

Maestro Sartori Goldmember	#3 "On the Beach" - 4:44 Slow building chimes, strings and European flavoured instruments, distinct wailing Middle Eastern edge, percussion, such as cymbals, bongos, humming, solo violinist (in a trance like tone and mood). Does that help?
posted 06-29-2002 04:12 PM PT (US)

Dinko Goldmember	I think that sounds like it. Thanks!
posted 06-29-2002 07:50 PM PT (US)

Maestro Sartori Goldmember	Here's the tracklistings with times: 1. Queen of the Damned 2:18 2. Jesse's Dream 2:22 3. On the Beach 4:44 4. Secret Passage 5:45 5. Air Lestat 1:33 6. A Walk in the Park 2:05 7. Maharet 1:58 8. Prodigal Sun 3:10 9. The Queen is Dead 4:41 10. Long Live Jesse 1:12
posted 06-29-2002 08:08 PM PT (US)

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