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    Topic:   MOST LIKE TO HEAR THAT NEVER HEARD BEFORE?

     piero2
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    What music by a composer would you most like to hear that you never heard or was never released? For me:

    Goldsmith:
    Anna and the King TV Theme
    Cable Car Murder TV Score
    Crawlspace TV Score
    Going Up of David Lev TV Score
    Six Characters in Search of an Author TV

    Williams:
    I Passed for White Movie Score

    If anyone has any of these, please let me know. I have many Rare items. piero2

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    posted 08-20-2003 09:38 PM PT (US)     

     Jeron
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    Timeline by Jerry

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    posted 08-20-2003 10:37 PM PT (US)     

     joan hue
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    I keep a running list of movies on my computer that people say have good
    scores. I never look for nor buy a score if I haven’t heard it first, not because I
    need to see it within the context of a movie, but because tastes vary so much. I’ve
    bought scores on others’ recommendations and played them only once. I remember
    recommending Conan to a friend, and he bought it and hated it. Oops. If I get a
    score that I haven’t heard through a trade, and I don’t care for it, I don’t feel like
    it has been a waste of money. However, I will buy a score from a movie I haven’t
    seen if I like the clips posted.

    Here is just part of my list of movies I wish I could find at a video/DVD store so I
    could hear their scores.

    Ring of Bright Water, Until September, Seven Cities of Gold, In Love and War,
    Stairway to Heaven, A Time to Love and a Time to Die, Night Passage, The
    Outlanders, The Miracle, Yellow Sky, Nostromo, Search for Paradise, Green
    Dolphin Street, Story of 3 Loves, Tarzen and the Mermaids, The Man, The
    Out Riders, Trinity and Beyond, Providence, and Adventures of a Young Man.

    A lot of these are older movies, and my local stores don’t have much in the
    classics section. Thank goodness for TCM.


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    posted 08-21-2003 02:30 PM PT (US)     

     franz_conrad
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    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by joan hue:
    Here is just part of my list of movies I wish I could find at a video/DVD store so I
    could hear their scores.

    Ring of Bright Water, Until September, Seven Cities of Gold, In Love and War,
    Stairway to Heaven, A Time to Love and a Time to Die, Night Passage, The
    Outlanders, The Miracle, Yellow Sky, Nostromo, Search for Paradise, Green
    Dolphin Street, Story of 3 Loves, Tarzen and the Mermaids, The Man, The
    Out Riders, Trinity and Beyond, Providence, and Adventures of a Young Man.

    <HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE>

    Joan, given the BBC adaptation of Nostromo sank without a trace (despite starring Colin Firth/Mr. Darcy!), you're unlikely to see that soon, which is a shame given it was the best work that production house had done. But if you see the score - you might want to take advantage of that opportunity. If you like Ennio Morricone's work on The Mission, imagine that score being a little less liturgical and choral and a little more romantic with extensive work-outs for an unnamed female soprano. Also if you've ever heard I Guardiani del Cielo by Morricone, the unique brass performance in track 4 is given a more satisfactory development in Nostromo.

    As for what I'd most like to hear....
    From Goldenthal: Othello, Fire Water Paper. From Elfman: Somersby, Batman Returns, Black Beauty,Planet of the Apes.
    From Barry: Lion in Winter, Robin and Marian.
    From Goldsmith: Under Fire (I've only got the excellent suite recorded for The Omen compilation), Masada (same deal), Medicine Man, Russia House, Powder.
    From Morricone: Canone Inverso.
    From Corigliano: Revolutions, Altered States. (These are all films I haven't seen by the way.)
    From Delerue: just about anything really, but Agnes of God, though I haven't heard it, I would pay a very high price for.

    NP Solo Piano (Glass)

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    posted 08-21-2003 03:01 PM PT (US)     

     shureman
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    From Delerue:

    - Paris by Night
    - American Friends
    - House on Carroll Street
    - Escape from Sobibor
    - Sword of Gideon
    - Angela: Love Comes Quietly
    - The Escape Artist
    - Her Alibi
    - Something Wicked This Way Comes (rejected)
    - Regarding Henry (rejected)
    - Queenie
    - Stone Pillow
    - Aurora
    - Without Warning: The James Brady Story
    - Amos
    - The High Commissioner
    - Rapture
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    posted 08-21-2003 04:42 PM PT (US)     

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    For those who know me, these are nothing new hehe. Plus, they're a tad generic, but hey...

    -Back To The Future
    -Alien
    -Star Trek II Expanded
    -Conan Complete or Re-Recorded by Poledouris
    -Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom/Last Crusade *complete*
    -Die Another Day *complete*


    This is purely frivolous...but I'd love to see an all orchestral re-record of Hoosiers/Best Shot. I LOVE the original, but an orchestra could provide a really interesting interpretation.

    NP-The Rocketeer (Horner)

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    posted 08-21-2003 05:26 PM PT (US)     

     Timmer
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    Mom Joan, you really should check out John Barry's score to Until September, it's superb and doesn't rely on repitition, this score is chock full of great melodies...just check out 'Main Titles', He Catches Her', 'Candlelight' (my favorite) and 'One More Time' (one of the most sexy erotic tracks I've ever heard in film scoring), some beautifully colourful orchestration (flugelhorn, sax, guitar...both electric and acoustic) this score is a true gem!

    ...and as if this isn't enough, it's twinned with the 'James Bond soundish' STARCRASH, quite possibly one of the crappest films ever made

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    posted 08-21-2003 06:21 PM PT (US)     

     joan hue
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    I hear you Timmer, and I’m still looking for the movie to hear the score.

    More scores I’d like to hear but haven’t found the videos or sound clips are:

    1900 Novencento, Anthony and Cleopatra, Sweet Smell of Success, Yellow
    Stone Kelly and Yellow Sky, Run for the Sun, Amerika, Coolangatta Gold,
    The Victors, Flight of the Doves, Hornets Nest, Damn the Defiant,
    Canon of Cordorba, The Horsemen, The North Star, Anzio, King of the Sun,
    The Seventh Dawn, Day of Anger and Chouans.

    Would love to revisit TV scores from my youth like Rich Man Poor Man, Centennial,
    and Captain and the Kings.

    NP Islands in the Stream

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    posted 08-21-2003 09:57 PM PT (US)     

     justin boggan
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    Oh damn, I got a big list of this, but I will lower it to it's basics:

    Any rejected score.

    I put that on top, cause scores that were used in movies ... at least we got to hear those.

    Lately I have been re-discovering Revell's The 13th Worrior, much to my ears' delight.

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    posted 08-22-2003 12:24 PM PT (US)     
     

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