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Topic: Green Mansions release

John C Winfrey

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Just listened to some of the cues over on another site. Cue 19 is fantastic. Pure Kaper. Many on here remind me of several of his other scores, but this one is really good too. I love his Way West, Mutiny score and Lord Jim, among others.J.
posted 04-09-2005 08:51 PM PT (US) 
John C Winfrey

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Oh yes, don't forget the great music in Them. EXC score.
posted 04-09-2005 08:51 PM PT (US) 
Valere

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Both FSM releases this month are knockouts.
posted 04-10-2005 02:03 PM PT (US) 
John C Winfrey

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You are so right on that. I love that 633 score. Super stuff. J.
posted 04-10-2005 02:24 PM PT (US) 
John C Winfrey

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Was over there listening to that cue again. Its really good, reminds me of Mutiny on the Bounty and some other stuff he did, but its a great cue. Lots of great brass which is part of his style. Very good. J.
posted 04-16-2005 08:06 AM PT (US) 
Valere

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Home from the Hill, Green Mansions are some my favorites by him, as well as Lord Jim (God, how I wish I find a copy) and Tobruk, which does not exist. Valere
posted 04-16-2005 09:10 PM PT (US) 
Lou Goldberg

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I haven't picked up the FSM release as of yet but I've always liked this very odd film and it's wonderful wonderful score.FSM with Mutiny of the Bounty and The Thing From Another World--well, I didn't think they could top these treasures but the great stuff just keeps coming. Green Mansions is one of those scores I had always hoped I'd be able to hear someday and that day is finally here (well, after my next paycheck).
FSM is in a bad way financially, but I hope they survive even if it means less of an output just so we can have gems like these keep emerging.
I already have a recording of Villa-Lobos's Forest of the Amazon, the suite he created out of the music he intially wrote for the film, but as colorful as it is, it doesn't quite compare with the original music Kaper wrote and the music he adapted from the Villa-Lobos for the film's soundtrack.
FSM has been doing a lot of MGM scores and Kaper was under contract to MGM and so they've issued a far amount of Kaper as a result and this has been just fine as far as I'm concerned.
[Message edited by Lou Goldberg on 05-01-2005]
posted 05-01-2005 07:52 AM PT (US) Old Infopop Software by UBB
