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Alexborn007 Standard Userer	Hey all, Starting off the month with: Cowboy Bebop: Future Blues (Knocking on Heaven's Door) Judge Dredd (Complete) [Message edited by Alexborn007 on 06-02-2004]
posted 06-02-2004 09:42 AM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Standard Userer	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. I already picked it up yesterday, but so far I've only listened to Double Trouble, which I already knew more or less from the trailer. Won't listen to the rest before I've seen the movie...which starts in 27 hours.
posted 06-02-2004 09:44 AM PT (US)

Luscious Lazlo Standard Userer	Regarding Double Trouble: I'm sorry, but I hate that tune more than life itself. I'm profoundly annoyed by the prissiness of those rolled British-English r's. I additionally loathe the obligatory inclusion of that line from Macbeth ("something wicked this way comes"). Oh and uh, I almost forgot: I share Ned Rorem's antipathy to boy choruses. [Message edited by Luscious Lazlo on 06-03-2004]
posted 06-03-2004 03:35 PM PT (US)

James Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Luscious Lazlo: *I additionally loathe the obligatory inclusion of that line from Macbeth* ("something wicked this way comes").** Of course you realize all the lyrics in "Double Trouble" come from Macbeth. Very fitting, since they're all lines spoken by the witches. I do have to wonder though whether magic folk would really take something from Muggle literature and use it in a song like that, but perhaps Shakespeare's on a different level. He could even have been a warlock...Macbeth is a cursed play, right? Kirk
posted 06-03-2004 04:24 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Standard Userer	Considering how wonderfully JKR usually incorporates "real history" into her magical world, I'm sure she would find a place for Shakespeare. After all, some evil wizard from Grindlewald seems to be the real cause for WW2. NP: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
posted 06-03-2004 06:42 PM PT (US)

Dylan Standard Userer	Ah yes, another Keaveney trade. Not Another Teen Movie (rejected) - Wojciech Kilar Super Size This (rejected synth submission) - Joe LoDuca Mean Girls (DVD menu music for upcoming release) - Daniel Licht Shrek 2: A Symphony in 12 Movements- BT 28 Days Later (rejected) - Tobe Hooper and Wayne Bell Reflections of Disney's Teacher's Pet (Steve Jablonsky) Where Ryan gets his stuff...the world may never know. Dylan [Message edited by Dylan on 06-03-2004]
posted 06-03-2004 09:05 PM PT (US)

Dylan Standard Userer	Ah hem... Outside of the monthly Keaveney trade, I have on order and coming to my doorstep soon: Flubber (Danny Elfman) Article 99 (Danny Elfman) Novocaine (Steve Bartek and Danny Elfman) Dylan NP: Fortunella (Nino Rota) [Message edited by Dylan on 06-11-2004]
posted 06-03-2004 09:13 PM PT (US)

Alexborn007 Standard Userer	Back to the classics baby!!! Ben-Hur (Rosza) Spartacus (North) Alex North has gotten me into some of the older and epic scores of yesteryear. After listening to his score for 2001, I was hooked! It was surprising as North's music never really appealed to me before 2001 finally got a full listen. Truly fascinating and amazing score (its depth and precision recording by Goldsmith are astounding), but the classical music in the film is just a glass slipper kind of fit. Too bad Kubrick handled it the way he did, though. There is something very unique about his style...Goldsmith's admiration of him is very evident in his writing Ben Hur is one I promised myself a long time ago, and now is as good as time as any with 2001 and soon Spartacus getting some exposure.
posted 06-03-2004 09:40 PM PT (US)

franz_conrad Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Dylan: Ah yes, another Keaveney trade. Not Another Teen Movie (rejected) - Wojciech Kilar [Message edited by Dylan on 06-03-2004] Grrr... the thought of yet another Kilar English language score not seeing the light rankles me.
posted 06-03-2004 10:01 PM PT (US)

SBD Standard Userer	The Usual Suspects (John Ottman) Ice Age (David Newman) Eight Legged Freaks (John Ottman...again)
posted 06-04-2004 07:15 AM PT (US)

Jim Ware Standard Userer	Narrow Margin (Bruce Broughton) Shadow Conspiracy (Bruce Broughton) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (John Williams)
posted 06-09-2004 01:19 PM PT (US)

justin boggan Standard Userer	Finally got City Slickers 1 coming in. :-) [Message edited by justin boggan on 06-19-2004]
posted 06-09-2004 02:19 PM PT (US)

franz_conrad Standard Userer	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (John Williams) - VERY FINE Shipping News (Chris Young) The Weeping Meadow (Eleni Karaindrou) Trojan Women (Eleni Karaindrou) Eternity and a Day (Eleni Karaindrou) - VERY FINE An Awfully Big Adventure (Richard Hartley) The New Moon in the Old Moon's Arms / American Symphony (Michael Kamen) - SUPERB A very rewarding period musically.
posted 06-09-2004 06:51 PM PT (US)

sakman Standard Userer	Girl with a Pearl Earring (Desplat)
posted 06-10-2004 03:57 PM PT (US)

Mark Olivarez Standard Userer	The last few weeks: Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban Williams The Magnificent Seven 1997 Bernstein re-recording w/Royal Scottish Orchestra Sommersby Elfman The Artistry Of Akira Ifukube 7 The Artistry Of Akira Ifukube 6 Dances With Wolves expanded - Barry Innerspace Goldsmith Basic Instinct Prometheus release - Goldsmith Homeward Bound-the Incredible Journey Bruce Broughton Miracle On 34th Street Bruce Broughton
posted 06-10-2004 04:04 PM PT (US)

justin boggan Standard Userer	The God, The Bad And The Ugly - 24 bit remastered, 11 additional tracks score CD! I was at Best Buy just browsing (Their prices are usually a bit higher than they should be) and I found it for 11$ Well, it was either that or Van Helsing, but I decided to put my money away until Varese gets out Timeline rejected.
posted 06-10-2004 07:49 PM PT (US)

Philipp Standard Userer	The Tower (Christopher Young) Basic Instinct Complete (Jerry Goldsmith) The Shoes of the Fisherman (Alex North) Logan�s Run TV Series (Bruce Broughton, Laurence Rosenthal) The Swan (Bronislau Kaper) Hidalgo (James Newton Howard) Narrow Margin (Bruce Broughton) Diane (Miklos Rosza) Philipp np: signs (james newton howard)
posted 06-11-2004 02:59 AM PT (US)

FalkirkBairn Standard Userer	Narrow Margin - Bruce Broughton Harry Potter/Prisoner of Azkaban - John Williams Shrek 2 (game score) - Kevin Manthei The Punisher - Carlo Siliotto The Governess - Edward Shearmur The Count of Monte Cristo - Edward Shearmur Ararat - Mychael Danna Ogniem I Mieczem - Krzesimir Debski Charles Gerhardt Conducts the Film Music of Lee Holdridge Fire Water Paper: A Vietnam Oratorio - Elliot Goldenthal Piano Works - Craig Armstrong
posted 06-11-2004 04:28 AM PT (US)

riddlerwb Non-Standard Userer	Justin, What is BTAS: Selections?
posted 06-13-2004 04:22 AM PT (US)

Dylan Standard Userer	I'm guessing it's "Batman: The Animated Series" selections. If so, then that's a disc that almost everybody on this board would want. Justin, do tell us more about it. Dylan
posted 06-13-2004 01:38 PM PT (US)

rkeaveney Standard Userer	Some real gems this month! Bear in the Big Blue House - Potty Time with Bear - Various Mystic River, More Variations on a Theme - Clint Eastwood White Chicks (orchestral arrangement of "Crazy In Love" and source music) - John Corigliano De-Lovely, Music Inspired by - Slipknot Dodgeball - The Countdown Singers The Chronicles of Riddick - Gigastudio Ryan
posted 06-13-2004 02:36 PM PT (US)

riddlerwb Non-Standard Userer	Oh come on now Justin, don't hold out on your soundtrack pals...
posted 06-13-2004 02:58 PM PT (US)

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