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Topic: What's new in the collection for July?
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nuts_score
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Did we have one of these last month? I didn't buy anything thus I don't remembere posting in one. Either way, a new month has already begun and we have reporting to do!PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST - Hans "Long John" Zimmer THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT - Brian Tyler DUNE (Expanded) - Toto I'm a huge fan of Lynch's Dune and the Herbert books, so this score has been eluding me for a time. I finally snatched a copy for cheap off of EBay. Tyler 3 Fast 3 Furious is an interesting score to say the least. It's not to stellar, but the orchestral and rock moments are blended well; "Symphonic Touge" is pure Tyler-delight. I'll share my PotC 2 thoughts on that nice little thread PK started for us.
NP> Zimmer's PotC 2 (?/*****)
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posted 07-07-2006 09:12 AM PT (US) ip
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tjguitar
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I've got quite a few this month, many on the cheap from Ebay  :Rozsa/Frankenland State Symphony - Lust For Life (Varese)
The Cardinal: Classic Film Music of Jerome Moross (Silva)
Great British Film Music (Silva)
Zimmer's Pirates 2
Waxman: Legends of Hollywood Vol. 2 (Varese)
Joel Goldsmith's Moon 44
Jerry Goldsmith - Islands In The Stream
Hammer: The Studio That Dripped Blood (Silva)
2001: Music from Films of Kubrick (Silva)
Horner's Cocoon: The Return
Label X: Sci Fi At the MOvies (Comp inc. Rozsa's Time After Time, Horner's Krull, John Scott's Yor, among others)
Williams Boston pops- Music For Stage and Screen (Copland's Red Pony & Quiet City, Born on the 4th of July and The Reivers)
Copland Symph #3 (Minnesota Orchesra)
Captain Blood & Other Swashbucklers (Marco Polo)
Historical Romances (Marco Polo) I have some more on the way including Badelt's Time Machine, Tyler's The Final Cut, Korngold's Adventures of Robin Hood (Marco Polo), Silva's Comic Strip Heroes and Rozsa conducts his epic film scores. 
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posted 07-07-2006 11:03 AM PT (US) ip
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Marian Schedenig
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Captain Blood & Other Swashbucklers (Marco Polo)
This is awesome. The Blood suite is outstanding, and very well played. Plus it was the first time I'd heard Young's fantastic Scaramouche, which then was the reason for me to watch the movie, which then turned out to be brilliant as well.
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posted 07-08-2006 06:02 AM PT (US) ip
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Scorro
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Kingdom of Heaven (Harry Gregson-Williams) : beautiful score, very nice
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posted 07-08-2006 01:59 PM PT (US) ip
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scoreguy16
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Syriana - Alexandre Desplat, love this score, but parts kind of remind me of King Kong for some reason...Pirates 2 - Hans Zimmer, though I don't like it as much as the first one, it's growing on me, aside from the King Arthur and We Were Soliders parts... and the horrible "remixes" Bulworth - Ennio Morricone, love the first suite on the CD, except for the one woman's vocal parts that weren't in the movie (Thank God!!!) The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift - Brian Tyler... Once again I found his score to be a copy of other stuff, and once again, I really didn't mind all that much. Clayton
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posted 07-08-2006 06:49 PM PT (US) ip
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SBD
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Been a while since I've posted in these threads; it just slips my mind, sometimes.In the last few days: Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (Carter)
(The) Italian Job (Powell)
Kung Fu Hustle (Wong/various)
Paparazzi (Tyler)
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posted 07-16-2006 06:25 PM PT (US) ip
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Al
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Clayton, I'm glad you picked up Bulworth. That theme is one of Morricone's best. There are a lot of 'best' with him, but that theme just seems to hit all of the right notes--literally. And I had the same reaction to the vocal parts (not the Dell Orso part, which is fine) as you did when I first got the album many a year ago, but now they don't really bother me. I guess I've heard much worse. But yeah, that other featured vocalist can really get to howling once she gets going.
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posted 07-16-2006 07:43 PM PT (US) ip
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craig
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Had a great weekend at Half Price Books!
I picked up:
Alive (J.Newton Howard) $5
Dave (JNH) $5
Clear & Present Danger (J.Horner) $5
Inside Man (T.Blanchard) $5
24 (S.Callery) $5
Van Helsing (A.Silvestri) $5
Also found at a 2nd hand shop:
Wicker Park (C.Martinez) $9
Freedomland (JNH) $9...and...uh, yea...I moved this over from the 2nd thread I started. Sorry, Nut score, I musta overlooked this one...
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posted 07-16-2006 09:07 PM PT (US) ip
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BackToTheFutureFan
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Batman (Elfman)The Last Samurai (Zimmer) The Da Vinci Code (Zimmer) I was uneasy about buying The Da Vinci Code. I had listened to some short preview clips from a few tracks and didn't really care for them. I bought it because of all the praise it was getting. It ended up being okay. It isn't really a stand out score from Hans Zimmer. I think the real highlights of the score is "Poisoned Chalice" and "Chevaliers De Sangreal."
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posted 07-17-2006 12:45 AM PT (US) ip
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Stargate
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Posted this in the soon-to-be long lost 2nd thread--Found these second hand: Restoration (James Newton Howard) - $9
The Power of One (Zimmer) - $7 That's about it for the weekend. I also picked up Horner's Vibes earlier this month for $25. It's not so good.
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posted 07-17-2006 07:59 AM PT (US) ip
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Squiddybop
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Haven't posted in one of these threads for awhile. Here's what's shown up so far this month…Soundtracks: Asuka (Michiru Oshima)
Nippon Chinbotsu (Masaru Sato)
Giant Robo IV (Masamichi Amano)
Genesis Climber Mospeada (Joe Hisaishi & Hiroshi Ogasawara)
Tsubasa Chronicle: Future Soundscape III (Yuki Kajiura)
Daisy (Chan Kwong Wing & Shigeru Umebayashi)
Noir O.S.T. 2 (Yuki Kajiura)
Patlabor, Vol. 1: Interface (Kenji Kawai)
Gundam Seed Destiny: Honoh no Tobira (Yuki Kajiura)
Wuthering Heights (Ryuichi Sakamoto)
Another Heaven (Taro Iwashiro)
Xenosaga III (Yuki Kajiura)
The Ballad of Cable Hogue (Jerry Goldsmith)
Sky Bandits (Alfi Kabiljo)
An Unfinished Life (Christopher Young)
The War of the Roses/The Sandlot (David Newman)
Umineko (Michiru Oshima)
Ninja Resurrection (Masamichi Amano)
Princess Nine: Soundtrack 1 (Masamichi Amano)
Princess Nine: Soundtrack 2 (Masamichi Amano)
The Soong Sisters (Kitaro & Randy Miller)
Olivier Olivier/Europa Europa (Zbigniew Preisner)
Ruin Explorers ~ Suite Symphonique 2 (Masamichi Amano)
Battle Royale (Masamichi Amano)
Battle Royale II (Masamichi Amano) Non-soundtracks: Tabula Rasa (Arvo Pärt)
The Execution of Stepan Razin (Dmitry Shostakovich; Gerard Schwarz and the Seattle Symphony)
Fratres (Arvo Pärt; Rudolf Werthen and the Orchestra of Flanders)
Symphonies Nos. 1 and 2 (Sadao Bekku; Takuo Yuasa and the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland)
Symphonies Nos. 3 and 4 (Sadao Bekku; Hiroshi Wakasugi and the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra) NP: Ruin Explorers ~ Suite Symphonique 2 (Masamichi Amano) [Message edited by Squiddybop on 07-21-2006] [Message edited by Squiddybop on 07-21-2006]
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posted 07-21-2006 06:16 PM PT (US) ip
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Dinko
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Symphonies Nos. 3 and 4 (Sadao Bekku; Hiroshi Wakasugi and the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Naxos? Didn't realize volume 2 of Bekku's symphonties was out.
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posted 07-21-2006 08:55 PM PT (US) ip
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Squiddybop
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Actually, it was released by Fontec. I got both the Bekkus from Amazon Japan. Here's the link to Symphonies 3 and 4: http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B00005EZSZ/249-1385166-8577963?v=glance&n=561956 I really like his stuff so far. I even ordered the DVD of Matango just to hear his score. I also ordered a disc with his 5th Symphony and Piano Concerto, but it's still on backorder. Pretty sad that the one disc I order from the U.S. is the one that hasn't shipped! NP: Battle Royale II (Masamichi Amano) [Message edited by Squiddybop on 07-21-2006]
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posted 07-21-2006 09:10 PM PT (US) ip
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Dinko
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Cool. Thanks!
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posted 07-21-2006 10:52 PM PT (US) ip
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Squiddybop
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No problem. A couple of weeks ago I spent the better part of a night bumbling my way through the Japanese Amazon, Tower, and HMV sites on a quest for Bekku, based solely on the partial clips of his first two symphonies I heard at Naxos's site. I had a bit of luck and found a few other cds of his stuff. In fact just tonight I finally broke down and ordered another interesting item I came across. A double disc set of Japanese violin works. If my translations are right, it features works by Akira Miyoshi, Irino Yoshiro, Toru Takemitsu, Roh Ogura, Taro Nakamura, Ikuma Dan, Hara Hiroshi, Maki Ishii, and Sadao Bekku. A lot of names I'm not familiar with, but based solely on Takemitsu, Dan, Ishii, and Bekku I though it was worth looking into. NP: Night Crossing (Jerry Goldsmith) [Message edited by Squiddybop on 07-22-2006]
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posted 07-22-2006 04:04 AM PT (US) ip
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craig
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Great weekend for Goldsmith...I mean, for me. Yesterday, at a Half Price Books, I found Powder for $5. Today, I found Inner Space for the same price.[Message edited by craig on 07-22-2006]
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posted 07-22-2006 06:35 PM PT (US) ip
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nuts_score
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I bought some T-shirts, some Cuban cigars, and took home some soveigner "adult-beverage" glasses from Senor Frogs all from my trip to Mexico.. . . oh, wait, you guys meant my movie score collection? I got nothing.
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posted 07-24-2006 01:13 AM PT (US) ip
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