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justin boggan Goldmember	Let hear it.
posted 09-01-2002 07:53 AM PT (US)

lars b Goldmember	'A View To A Kill' - John Barry
posted 09-01-2002 10:15 AM PT (US)

John Zimmer Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by lars b: 'A View To A Kill' - John Barry Great score. Have any of the other Bond scores? Jz
posted 09-01-2002 03:56 PM PT (US)

rkeaveney Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by justin boggan: Let hear it. Justin, you only start these threads so you can blab about your boring "complete" discs. What's new this month? Complete POLICE ACADEMY 5? Complete THE WATERBOY? BIG FAT LIAR "recording sessions"? Yawn! Ryan NP: John Barry's rejected GODZILLA score, track 10 "Goddamn You, Godzilla"
posted 09-01-2002 06:34 PM PT (US)

SBD Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by rkeaveney: Justin, you only start these threads so you can blab about your boring "complete" discs. What's new this month? Dude, we've had these threads since the site's birth. Justin just happened to start it for September. Just once, I'd like to start the thread. quote: Originally posted by rkeaveney: Complete THE WATERBOY? BIG FAT LIAR "recording sessions"? Don't tease. Seriously, I'd like to have "Big Fat Liar" and "The Waterboy" in my collection one day.
posted 09-01-2002 06:42 PM PT (US)

BMikeJ Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by rkeaveney: <BLOCKQUOTE NP: John Barry's rejected GODZILLA score, track 10 "Goddamn You, Godzilla" This is the funniest thing I've read all day... Thanks, Ryan.
posted 09-01-2002 07:08 PM PT (US)

justin boggan Goldmember	For the record, your godda#m right i brag. I am proud of my collection. Plus it should be noted, that not a single person from the last 2 what's new posts, has e-mailed me asking for something. So while it may be bragging, that just what it is- bragging. Why don't you just go make wild pasionate love to the devil, you know you want to.
posted 09-01-2002 10:40 PM PT (US)

sabbey Goldmember	While, I have gotten quite a few since my last posting in one of these threads, my most recent batch of goodies has been the following... Die Hard - Michael Kamen Joe Vs the Volcano - Georges Delerue Marie Ward - Elmer Bernstein Orchestral Film Music - Michael J Lewis Signs - James Newton Howard Titan A.E. - Graeme Revell Regards, Sean Robert Abbey
posted 09-02-2002 01:24 AM PT (US)

lars b Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by John Zimmer: <BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by lars b: [b]'A View To A Kill' - John Barry<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE> Great score. Have any of the other Bond scores? The only one i don't have is 'Goldeneye', 'A View To A Kill' was the last one i was seeking. Jz[/B]
posted 09-02-2002 06:32 AM PT (US)

John Zimmer Goldmember	Yep you're not missing much with Goldeneye. Jz NP: Snow Job: A View To A Kill
posted 09-02-2002 03:32 PM PT (US)

Jim Ware Goldmember	King of Kings (Rozsa) Symphony No.4 (Vaughan Williams, Hickox/LSO) Symphony No.3 & Norfolk Rhapsodies Nos. 1 & 2 (Vaughan Williams, Hickox/LSO)
posted 09-04-2002 01:07 PM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	Found a perfect,mint LP of Return of a Man Called Horse over the weekend(Rosenthal) for 2 bucks....GREAT score, very impressive, sounds like the great outdoorsy/pastoral/action scores of Goldsmith and Williams...if there isn't one(don't think there is) this really needs a cd release. Sean
posted 09-04-2002 01:41 PM PT (US)

BMikeJ Goldmember	Sean, some of this music turned up on the first Laurence Rosenthal compilation released through Intrada several years ago. Great score, great composer...
posted 09-04-2002 10:58 PM PT (US)

Crono/Kyp Goldmember	Iron Will Red Dragon (coming soon) Star Trek: TMP (Expanded) To name a few... --Brian [Message edited by Crono/Kyp on 09-05-2002]
posted 09-05-2002 12:21 AM PT (US)

Philipp Goldmember	Mensch (Herbert Gr�nemeyer, german popsinger) Lost in Space (Aimee Mann) Papillon (Jerry Goldsmith, FINALLY!!) Best Wishes Philipp np: u-571 (richard marvin)
posted 09-05-2002 03:36 AM PT (US)

Timmer Goldmember	The Sum Of All Fears - Goldsmith Symphony # 3 & Norfolk Rhapsodies 1 & 2 - Vaughan Williams - Richard Hickox Naive And Sentimental Music - John Adams
posted 09-05-2002 04:49 AM PT (US)

Graham Watt Goldmember	PLANET OF THE APES (Danny Elfman) - It gets a bit chaotic in places, but it's still pretty good. Love those Main Titles (and the "Deconstruction" is even better - try this through good headphones).
posted 09-06-2002 09:45 AM PT (US)

TV's Frank Goldmember	Just picked these up last night: GODZILLA: 1954 - 1975, kick-ass compilation, love the big band swing from the 70's films and the trippy guitar work. Also cool marches. GODZILLA VS MEGAGUIRIS, most recent Godzilla score, haven't been through all of it but lots of thundering battle cues and exciting orchestral workouts. MICHAEL COLLINS, for some reason I never got around to picking up the much-heralded Goldethal score, I see why it was praised so much since there are great moments throughout, nice vocals by Sinead.
posted 09-06-2002 10:37 AM PT (US)

justin boggan Goldmember	The Vanishing complete 29 tracks Capricorn One complete -Finally! Oh i can't wait to hear it.
posted 09-06-2002 01:57 PM PT (US)

Graham Watt Goldmember	THE CELL (Howard Shore) - I'm going to sit down and analyze this track by track. I'm sure that it's fascinating. But as a straight-through listen it's the most boring thing I've heard since I tried to listen to paint dry.
posted 09-07-2002 04:56 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Goldmember	Yes, The Cell seems somewhat dumb. I trust the people who say it's great, but I guess I have to watch the movie to see why it is. Great new stuff, thanks to the library: Vertigo (Bernard Herrmann) - OST recording Citizen Kane (Bernard Herrmann) - RSNO & McNeely; the Salammbo aria isn't as amazing as the Gerhardt recording, but this album is still great The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (Bernard Herrmann) - RSNO & Debney - Also great Zorba the Greek (Mikis Theodorakis) - All I knew before was the famous Sirtaki...but the whole score is amazing! Makes me want to jump up and dance, and I loathe dancing - never danced in my whole life.
posted 09-07-2002 08:17 PM PT (US)

John Zimmer Goldmember	G.I. Jane (Trevor Jones) Wow Jones doing Zimmer how can it get better than this? Jz
posted 09-08-2002 01:41 PM PT (US)

SBD Goldmember	In the last week: The Mexican (Alan Silvestri; **) The Quick and the Dead (Alan Silvestri; - I found this in a record store for $1.99! How lucky is that?) Robin Hood: Men in Tights (Hummie Mann; *1/2)
posted 09-08-2002 02:25 PM PT (US)

justin boggan Goldmember	"G.I. Jane (Trevor Jones) Wow Jones doing Zimmer how can it get better than this? " Jones doing Goldsmith of corse.
posted 09-09-2002 04:57 AM PT (US)

JJH Goldmember	The Cell is one the best scores I've heard. definitely check out the isolated score on the DVD. the percussion is incredible, as is the overall blend of the eastern and western musical styles. but that's just me. I just got FSM's Above and Beyond release. 'tis quite good. NP -- Fire, Water. Paper: A Vietnam Oratorio, Goldenthal
posted 09-09-2002 07:05 PM PT (US)

Philipp Goldmember	Coming tomorrow: Possession (Gabriel Yared) Coming very soon: Indiana Jones 3 complete score (John Williams) Philipp np: field of dreams (james horner)
posted 09-11-2002 02:29 PM PT (US)

John Zimmer Goldmember	Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn The Director's Edition DVD Wow what a set of discs. Loaded with cool special features. Unfourtuantly no isolated score. It's still great! Jz NP: A.I. Academy Promo
posted 09-11-2002 05:27 PM PT (US)

mieville Goldmember	Romancing the Stone - Silvestri Replacements Promo - Debney Dragonfly Promo - Debney Signs - JNH
posted 09-14-2002 02:26 AM PT (US)

justin boggan Goldmember	Backaroo Banzai 47 tracks Gremlins complete Silver Bullit - Jay Chattaway Saturn 3 complete
posted 09-14-2002 02:14 PM PT (US)

Philipp Goldmember	The Four Feathers (James Horner) Arlington Road (Angelo Baddalamenti) Ivanhoe (Rosza) Amazon (Williams) Yellowstone (Conti) Messa Gloria (Pucchini, LSO and Choir, Apotto) np: arlington road
posted 09-18-2002 02:55 PM PT (US)

rkeaveney Goldmember	SCARY MOVIE 2, Complete 6-disc - includes 2 hours of unreleased cues written by over 8 composers - genuine Bob Weinstein flatulance SFX - "Scary Movie 2 Theme" by Danny Elfman Ryan
posted 09-18-2002 03:50 PM PT (US)

SBD Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by rkeaveney: SCARY MOVIE 2, Complete 6-disc - includes 2 hours of unreleased cues written by over 8 composers - genuine Bob Weinstein flatulance SFX - "Scary Movie 2 Theme" by Danny Elfman Ryan Damnit, Ryan. I got that set, too. I wanted to be the first to post it. It sounds a lot better away from the film. The "Scary Movie 2" theme is one of Elfman's best compositions in a while.
posted 09-18-2002 04:35 PM PT (US)

BMikeJ Goldmember	A good six or seven years back, Film Score Monthly ran a gag review for The Rambo Trilogy special edition set. The review is too long to type up here and I doubt I could make my way through it without laughing myself hoarse, as I did the first time I read it. The special edition set was laid out like the Arista Star Wars Special Edition set. Four discs, with one disc devoted to each movie and the fourth disc, a special grenade shaped CD, containing Sylvester Stallone's classic war arias. Some of the unreleased tracks included track titles like "Blowing The Asian's Head Off". It's still one of the funniest reviews I've ever read because it took itself completely serious and totally skewered the soundtrack collector mentality. Jeff Bond, if you're reading this, somebody over at FSM needs to type this thing up and put it up on the website for posterity. NP: John Scott's rejected score for Windtalkers [Message edited by BMikeJ on 09-18-2002]
posted 09-18-2002 07:09 PM PT (US)

SBD Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by BMikeJ: A good six or seven years back, Film Score Monthly ran a gag review for The Rambo Trilogy special edition set. The review is too long to type up here and I doubt I could make my way through it without laughing myself hoarse, as I did the first time I read it. The special edition set was laid out like the Arista Star Wars Special Edition set. Four discs, with one disc devoted to each movie and the fourth disc, a special grenade shaped CD, containing Sylvester Stallone's classic war arias. Some of the unreleased tracks included track titles like "Blowing The Asian's Head Off". It's still one of the funniest reviews I've ever read because it took itself completely serious and totally skewered the soundtrack collector mentality. Jeff Bond, if you're reading this, somebody over at FSM needs to type this thing up and put it up on the website for posterity. NP: John Scott's rejected score for Windtalkers Sounds like a gas. Do you know which exact back issue the review appeared in?
posted 09-19-2002 05:30 AM PT (US)

BMikeJ Goldmember	I wish... I only remember that it was from the days before they had the color covers and nicer paper. I'll try to look for it later.
posted 09-19-2002 07:02 AM PT (US)

justin boggan Goldmember	Signs and Spider-Man
posted 09-20-2002 12:18 AM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	Mike, I remember that as well, it's a freaking riot....I'll try to find it this weekend as well, I can almost remember which issue it was in...don't forget, that set contains Mark Mancina's great score for Rambo IV, man! Sean
posted 09-20-2002 09:06 AM PT (US)

justin boggan Goldmember	Disturbing Behavior - score - Mark Snow Now my Snow collection is allmost complete.
posted 09-20-2002 02:43 PM PT (US)

jonathan_little Goldmember	I've bought... only DVDs this month! hehehHAHAHAHHA -- take that you overpriced music industry! I'm suffering from withdrawal symptoms, however...
posted 09-20-2002 07:16 PM PT (US)

Jim Ware Goldmember	A free promotional copy of Goldsmith's Christus Apollo from Telarc.
posted 09-23-2002 11:25 AM PT (US)

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