All the best,

mikael

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up and coming cd's:

11 May 2004:
Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius: (James Horner / Varèse Sarabande)
Deep Blue: (George Fenton / Sony Classical)
Last Tango in Paris: (Gato Barbieri / Varèse Sarabande)
Laws of Attraction: (Edward Shearmur / La-La Land)
Lion in Winter, The (TV): (Richard Hartley / Varèse Sarabande)
Rancho Deluxe: (Jimmy Buffett / Varèse Sarabande)
Troy: (James Horner / Warner)

18 May 2004:
Chase, The (expanded): (John Barry / Legacy)
Dances With Wolves (expanded): (John Barry / Legacy)
Day After Tomorrow, The: (Harald Kloser / Varèse Sarabande)
Good, the Bad and the Ugly, the: (Ennio Morricone / EMI/Capitol)
Piano, The (remastered): (Michael Nyman / Virgin)

24 May 2004:
Piano Works: (Craig Armstrong / ie:music)

25 May 2004:
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: (John Williams / Atlantic)
Narrow Margin: (Bruce Broughton / Intrada)
Terror Tract: (Brian Tyler / La-La Land)

8 Jun 2004:
Battle of Britain: (Ron Goodwin / Varèse Sarabande)
Chronicles of Riddick, The: (Graeme Revell / Varèse Sarabande)
Dirty Harry (complete score): (Lalo Schifrin / Aleph)
Great Escape, The: (Elmer Bernstein / Varèse Sarabande)
Man on Fire: (Harry Gregson-Williams / Varèse Sarabande)
Notebook, The: (Aaron Zigman / New Line)
Punisher, The: (Carlo Siliotto / La-La Land)
Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation: (John Morgan / Varèse Sarabande)
Van Helsing - The London Assignment: (John Van Tongeren / Decca)

15 Jun 2004:
Around the World in Eighty Days: (Trevor Jones / Walt Disney)
Lucifer Rising: (Bobby Beausoleil / Arcanum Entertainment)
Walk With Love and Death, A: (Georges Delerue / Disques Cinemusique)

22 Jun 2004:
Door in the Floor: (Marcelo Zarvos / Decca)
Two Brothers: (Stephen Warbeck / Decca)

6 Jul 2004:
Big Empty, The: (Brian Tyler / La-La Land)

3 Aug 2004:
Headhunter / Headhunter: Redemption: (Richard Jacques / La-La Land)

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up and coming scores:

14 May 2004:
Breakin' All the Rules: (Marcus Miller)
Troy: (James Horner)

21 May 2004:
Shrek 2: (Harry Gregson-Williams)
Stateside: (Joel McNeely)

26 May 2004:
Raising Helen: (John Debney)

28 May 2004:
Day After Tomorrow, The: (Harald Kloser)
Saved: (Christophe Beck)
Soul Plane: (Christopher Lennertz)

4 Jun 2004:
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: (John Williams)

11 Jun 2004:
Chronicles of Riddick, The: (Graeme Revell)
Garfield: The Movie: (Christophe Beck)
Stepford Wives, The: (David Arnold)

16 Jun 2004:
Around the World in Eighty Days: (Trevor Jones)

18 Jun 2004:
Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story: (Theodore Shapiro)
Terminal, The: (John Williams)

23 Jun 2004:
Door in the Floor: (Marcelo Zarvos)
White Chicks: (Teddy Castellucci)

25 Jun 2004:
De-Lovely: (Stephen Endelman)
Notebook, The: (Aaron Zigman)
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow: (Edward Shearmur)
Two Brothers: (Stephen Warbeck)

30 Jun 2004:
Spider-Man 2: (Danny Elfman)

7 Jul 2004:
King Arthur: (Hans Zimmer)

9 Jul 2004:
Anchorman: (Alex Wurman)
Sleepover: (Debbie Lurie)

16 Jul 2004:
I, Robot: (Marco Beltrami)

19 Jul 2004:
Cinderella Story, A: (Christophe Beck)

23 Jul 2004:
Bourne Supremacy, The: (John Powell)
Catwoman: (Klaus Badelt)

30 Jul 2004:
Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle: (David Kitay)
Manchurian Candidate, The: (Rachel Portman)
Thunderbirds: (Hans Zimmer)
Village, The: (James Newton Howard)

6 Aug 2004:
Collateral: (Hans Zimmer)
Shall We Dance?: (Gabriel Yared)

11 Aug 2004:
Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, The: (John Debney)

13 Aug 2004:
Alien vs Predator: (Harald Kloser)

3 Sep 2004:
Paparazzi: (Brian Tyler)

17 Sep 2004:
Constantine: (Lisa Gerrard)
What's It All About, Alfie?: (John Powell)

24 Sep 2004:
Forgotten, The: (James Horner)
Mr. 3000: (John Powell)
Wimbledon: (Klaus Badelt)

1 Oct 2004:
Shark Tale: (Hans Zimmer)

8 Oct 2004:
Ladder 49: (William Ross)

15 Oct 2004:
Little Black Book: (Christophe Beck)

22 Oct 2004:
J.M. Barrie's Neverland: ( Jan A.P. Kaczmarek)
Without a Paddle: (Christophe Beck)

29 Oct 2004:
Hostage: (Alexandre Desplat)

5 Nov 2004:
Alexander: (Vangelis)

5 Nov 2004:
Incredibles, The: (Michael Giacchino)

10 Nov 2004:
Polar Express, The: (Alan Silvestri)

19 Nov 2004:
Interpreter, The: (James Newton Howard)

1 Dec 2004:
Life Aquatic, The: (Mark Mothersbaugh)

8 Dec 2004:
Dark Water: (Angelo Badalamenti)
Sahara: (Brian Tyler)

10 Dec 2004:
Skipping Christmas: (John Debney)

24 Dec 2004:
Unfinished Life, An: (Christopher Young)

25 Dec 2004:
Spanglish: (Hans Zimmer)

14 Jan 2005:
Because of Winn-Dixie: (Rachel Portman)

11 Mar 2005:
Robots: (John Powell)

18 Mar 2005:
Cinderella Man: (Thomas Newman)

18 May 2005:
Stealth: (Randy Edelman)

25 May 2005:
Star Wars: Episode III: (John Williams)

15 Jul 2005:
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: (Danny Elfman)

30 Sep 2005:
Wallace & Gromit Movie: Curse of the Wererabbit, The: (Julian Nott)

5 Nov 2005:
Curious George: (Klaus Badelt)

25 Nov 2005:
Bond 21: (David Arnold)

quote:

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Originally posted by Bond1965:
It should be noted that Varese appears to have pushed back Richard Hartley's "The Lion In Winter" to 6/8/04.

James

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Thanks for pointing that out.

Also, please note that Randy Edelman actually will be scoring Stealth together with BT.

4 Jun 2004:
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: (John Williams)
Naturally.

11 Jun 2004:
Chronicles of Riddick, The: (Graeme Revell)
I really enjoyed his Pitch Black score and the movie, so this is right up mu alley. Only hope it is good as PB :-(
Garfield: The Movie: (Christophe Beck)
Neat. This was one of the composers I suggested once, if I recall correctly

18 Jun 2004:
Terminal, The: (John Williams)
It's him, but for some reason I just don't have the interest.

30 Jun 2004:
Spider-Man 2: (Danny Elfman)
All right! Something to tide me over with until Batman Begins lurks into sight.

7 Jul 2004:
King Arthur: (Hans Zimmer)
Character "Chris" from "The Family Guy" quote: "How does (he) keep getting work?!"

16 Jul 2004:
I, Robot: (Marco Beltrami)
Boo!!!!! Bring on Trevor Jones. Did he record anything?

19 Jul 2004:
Cinderella Story, A: (Christophe Beck)
This should be tasty :-)

30 Jul 2004:
Thunderbirds: (Hans Zimmer)
Sh!t...
Village, The: (James Newton Howard)
The most anticipated movie and score for me yet.

13 Aug 2004:
Alien vs Predator: (Harald Kloser)
I cross my fingers.

24 Sep 2004:
Forgotten, The: (James Horner)
Hummm...

15 Oct 2004:
Little Black Book: (Christophe Beck)
Nice to see someone who deserves so much work, actually getting it!

22 Oct 2004:
Without a Paddle: (Christophe Beck)
Yay again :-)

5 Nov 2004:
Alexander: (Vangelis)
...with baited breath...

10 Nov 2004:
Polar Express, The: (Alan Silvestri)
Hummm...

24 Dec 2004:
Unfinished Life, An: (Christopher Young)
The score is boring! Sorry.

14 Jan 2005:
Because of Winn-Dixie: (Rachel Portman)
Now this should be strange.

25 May 2005:
Star Wars: Episode III: (John Williams)
ONly if half of it isn't replaced with cues from other SW films...

30 Sep 2005:
Wallace & Gromit Movie: Curse of the Wererabbit, The: (Julian Nott)
:-) - Anybody else like the evil penguin?

14 Dec 2005:
King Kong: (Howard Shore)
I got a theory a LOT of you are going to hate:
Shore did crappy scores.
Shore got lucky and got all 3 LOTR movies and wrote wonderful scores.
Shore enjoys success.
Shore will go back to sucking like usual.
Shore will only emerge from sucking when Hobbit gets the greenlight.

- I'd back off of Howard Shore, if I were you. He's done some great work independent of Middle Earth:

ED WOOD
DOGMA
GUILTY AS SIN
THE FLY
SINGLE WHITE FEMALE

Clayton

quote:

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
28 May 2004:
Day After Tomorrow, The: (Harald Kloser)
[b]Mainly interested casue Thomas Wanker co-composed. I have never heard anything by Kloser.
Saved: (Christophe Beck)
I haven't seen a lot of trailers, or movies these last past 2 years - what is this movie about?

4 Jun 2004:
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: (John Williams)
Naturally.

11 Jun 2004:
Chronicles of Riddick, The: (Graeme Revell)
I really enjoyed his Pitch Black score and the movie, so this is right up mu alley. Only hope it is good as PB :-(
Garfield: The Movie: (Christophe Beck)
Neat. This was one of the composers I suggested once, if I recall correctly

18 Jun 2004:
Terminal, The: (John Williams)
It's him, but for some reason I just don't have the interest.

30 Jun 2004:
Spider-Man 2: (Danny Elfman)
All right! Something to tide me over with until Batman Begins lurks into sight.

7 Jul 2004:
King Arthur: (Hans Zimmer)
Character "Chris" from "The Family Guy" quote: "How does (he) keep getting work?!"

16 Jul 2004:
I, Robot: (Marco Beltrami)
Boo!!!!! Bring on Trevor Jones. Did he record anything?

19 Jul 2004:
Cinderella Story, A: (Christophe Beck)
This should be tasty :-)

30 Jul 2004:
Thunderbirds: (Hans Zimmer)
Sh!t...
Village, The: (James Newton Howard)
The most anticipated movie and score for me yet.

13 Aug 2004:
Alien vs Predator: (Harald Kloser)
I cross my fingers.

24 Sep 2004:
Forgotten, The: (James Horner)
Hummm...

15 Oct 2004:
Little Black Book: (Christophe Beck)
Nice to see someone who deserves so much work, actually getting it!

22 Oct 2004:
Without a Paddle: (Christophe Beck)
Yay again :-)

5 Nov 2004:
Alexander: (Vangelis)
...with baited breath...

10 Nov 2004:
Polar Express, The: (Alan Silvestri)
Hummm...

24 Dec 2004:
Unfinished Life, An: (Christopher Young)
The score is boring! Sorry.

14 Jan 2005:
Because of Winn-Dixie: (Rachel Portman)
Now this should be strange.

25 May 2005:
Star Wars: Episode III: (John Williams)
ONly if half of it isn't replaced with cues from other SW films...

30 Sep 2005:
Wallace & Gromit Movie: Curse of the Wererabbit, The: (Julian Nott)
:-) - Anybody else like the evil penguin?

14 Dec 2005:
King Kong: (Howard Shore)
I got a theory a LOT of you are going to hate:
Shore did crappy scores.
Shore got lucky and got all 3 LOTR movies and wrote wonderful scores.
Shore enjoys success.
Shore will go back to sucking like usual.
Shore will only emerge from sucking when Hobbit gets the greenlight.

[/B]

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quote:

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
28 May 2004:

King Kong: (Howard Shore)
[b]I got a theory a LOT of you are going to hate:
Shore did crappy scores.
Shore got lucky and got all 3 LOTR movies and wrote wonderful scores.
Shore enjoys success.
Shore will go back to sucking like usual.

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You're right - Shore shouldn't be allowed near a Cronenberg or Fincher film - Thomas Wanker should have scored them all.

(Gosh, did you see all the pretty erros? :-)

quote:

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Originally posted by DavidOC:

You're right - Shore shouldn't be allowed near a Cronenberg or Fincher film - Thomas Wanker should have scored them all.

Here's another fecking theory for you genius - YOU are a complete thomas wanker!

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quote:

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
14 Dec 2005:
King Kong: (Howard Shore)
I got a theory a LOT of you are going to hate:
Shore did crappy scores.
Shore got lucky and got all 3 LOTR movies and wrote wonderful scores.
Shore enjoys success.
Shore will go back to sucking like usual.
Shore will only emerge from sucking when Hobbit gets the greenlight.

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Justin, obviously you were asking for this...

I'm afraid we save the word 'theory' for a statement of fact that comes with accompanying argument/evidence that amounts to a supporting case. Until then, we attach the noun-modifier 'crackpot'.

KING ARTHUR (Hans Zimmer) - comes out on Hollywood Records in August!