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    Topic:   The Best of Imax?

     Philipp
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    What are in your opinion the best of the Imax scores?

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    Philipp

    np: lights of liberty (john debney)

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    posted 05-26-2002 11:32 AM PT (US)     

     Dinko
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    Have not heard them all. But so far best I've heard:

    William Ross' score for T-Rex: Back to Cretaceous.

    Nice and melodic. Grand and epic. Symphonic writing at its best.

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    posted 05-26-2002 12:48 PM PT (US)     

     MarkA
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    Do you know where I can buy this score?

    [QUOTE]Originally posted by Dinko:


    William Ross' score for T-Rex: Back to Cretaceous.

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    posted 05-26-2002 01:29 PM PT (US)     

     Dinko
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    All the usual places I would assume (SAE, Intrada, STAR, Footlight, SuperCollector, etc).

    I got mine from ScreenArchives.

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    posted 05-26-2002 01:56 PM PT (US)     

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    As far as I now, T-Rex is not available anymore. We've only got a handful of copies left.

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    posted 05-26-2002 02:11 PM PT (US)     

     JJH
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    well, I love Across the Sea of Time by John Barry.

    there's one called Everest that I enjoy quite a bit as well.

    oh, and Cosmic Voyage by David Michael Frank -- but I've harped about that one before.


    NP -- Batman, Elfman

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    posted 05-26-2002 02:51 PM PT (US)     

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    "Across the Sea of Time" is wonderful;

    so are the two scores Bill Conti did for IMAX films, "Yellowstone" and "Grand Canyon."

    and a fellow named Sam Cardon has also done very nice work including "Mysteries of Egypt" and the new "Lewis and Clark" IMAX film.

    Mark T.

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    posted 05-28-2002 01:44 PM PT (US)     

     TimT
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    My favorite IMAX score is Amazon by Alan Williams. Amazingly beautiful stuff!

    There is also Wings of Courage by Gabriel Yared. Its not my favorite, but its interesting to hear Yared do something bombastic for a change.

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    posted 05-28-2002 02:10 PM PT (US)     

     Dr Know
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    My favorites:

    T-Rex (Ross): awful film, great score!
    Amazon (Alan Williams)
    Mark Twain's America (Alan Williams)
    Everest
    Yellowstone (Conti)
    Grand Canyon (Conti)
    Siegfried and Roy: The Magic Box (Silvestri)

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    posted 05-28-2002 05:22 PM PT (US)     

     BMikeJ
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    Agreed on Siegfried and Roy. A big, spectacular orchestral score for something that probably isn't worthy of such a score.

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    posted 05-28-2002 05:34 PM PT (US)     
     

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