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What we have is sacred, Sean. Always remember that.

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Originally posted by sean:
HAHA! That's just scary.

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Originally posted by Crono/Kyp:
What about me?

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Originally posted by Jeron:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by sean:
[b]HAHA! That's just scary.<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE>

That's what keeps me coming back. You are thrilling to me, Sean. THRILLING![/B]

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I thought this said "You are thrilling me" not "you are thrilling TO me." Either way is fine though...

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Originally posted by scoreguy16:
Any chance of you getting Rahat Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan to do the vocals? He did wonderful work on The Four Feathers for Horner and thought he might make a pretty good addition here...

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Originally posted by John C Winfrey:
I saw the trailer to this awhile back on here. It is awful. First hes praying and doing the Rosary, next scene hes killing folks like crazy blowing them to smithereens with a 50 Cal MG and blood splashing everywhere. Totally stupid. J.

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Originally posted by John C Winfrey:
I saw the trailer to this awhile back on here. It is awful. First hes praying and doing the Rosary, next scene hes killing folks like crazy blowing them to smithereens with a 50 Cal MG and blood splashing everywhere. Totally stupid. J.

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Originally posted by sean:
LMAO! That's the most ridiculous thing I've read in a while. Look, for real men, Christmas isn't December 25, it's January 25.

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Originally posted by Dinko:
And that's one of the most needlessly mean comments I've read for a while.

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Originally posted by sean:
Really? Because I always thought your comments were needless/mean. What was "mean" about mine? This is a joke thread, get off your high horse, Dink.

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Originally posted by Jeron:
To take anything seriously -- anything -- in this thread, is ludicrous.

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Okay, sure. You must have also not seen the direct comments from Sylvester Stallone, Brian Tyler, and Sean O'Neill. What is it with the people on this forum?!

It's whenever

Yay, my "Hendersons" disc shipped!

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Originally posted by AlexShoreSpain:
All this post is fake. No official source about
the change of the composer.

See http://www.briantyler.com/
Cleary says: Up next from Brian is Rambo IV, which hits theatres on January 25th.

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Originally posted by AlexShoreSpain:
All this post is fake. No official source about
the change of the composer.

See http://www.briantyler.com/
Cleary says: Up next from Brian is Rambo IV, which hits theatres on January 25th.

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Crackhead: Go post your liberal propaganda somewhere else. It was in the damn New York Times that I'm scoring this film. Tyler's score was thrown. You'll be lucky to ever hear a note of music from him, given Sly's hatred for the rejected score; he's gonna' bury it.

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Originally posted by nuts_score:
Dan Goldwasser at SoundtrackNet will soon have a contest to win O'Neill's score for Rambo. Also, I recently got an email from Bob Townsend at Varese saying that artwork and a tracklisting should be up soon. I'm getting very excited!

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1. Saigon, 1968 (2:00)
2. A Man called John Rambo (1:23)
3. John Theme (2:56)
4. Rambo Theme (2:34)
5. A Dangerous Mission
6. A Reluctant Hero (0:56)
7. Who needs a sidekick? (1:43)
7. John Theme (guitar) (3:23)
8. Rambo Theme (timpani and trumpet duet) (2:12)
9. 'John, is that you!?' (3:33)
10. Losing an Eye (0:45)
11. Rambo's Rendition (4:56)
12. 'What did he say his name was?' 'John Rambo!' (2:34)
13. The Silent Treatment (4:33)
14. Losing an Arm (0:13)
15. Righteous Rambo Redux (1:56)
16. Losing a Wallet (0:25)
17. Napalm, My Old Friend (5:43)
18. Losing a Life (2:45)
19. One Life Given... and Many More Taken (2:33)
20. His Name was John Rambo / End Credits (7:32)

Pity about those spoilers! Cool John Cage reference though! Way to go Sean!

-Legend Of War (04:57)
-King Cobra (03:21)

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Originally posted by macuser8403:
what is wrong with you people who think tyler has been "thrown out" of scoring rambo 4. brian tyler is a person too you know and he is very upset about all these lies and things being said about him. i am becoming good friends with him and am disturbed by what people are saying about him, it's not right. PeterK! I think this thread needs to be closed and locked, enough is enough already! TY! Brian Tyler IS scoring John Rambo!!!!

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The Sean O'Neill Variations on a Theme by Bry Ty (3:43)

The John Dunbar Rambo Theme (there's multiple variations of this on the album) (3:49)

Reattaching Arm (Stitches Made From Human Tree) (1:20)

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Originally posted by PeterK:
You know, I hate spoilers by way of track times, but I am glad it took 1/3 the time to lose the second arm than it took to lose the first arm.

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That was a typo. It has been corrected!

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Originally posted by macuser8403:
what is wrong with you people who think tyler has been "thrown out" of scoring rambo 4. brian tyler is a person too you know and he is very upset about all these lies and things being said about him. i am becoming good friends with him and am disturbed by what people are saying about him, it's not right. PeterK! I think this thread needs to be closed and locked, enough is enough already! TY! Brian Tyler IS scoring John Rambo!!!!

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Cool down man; Brian Tyler is my neighbor for frak's sake! How do you think I knew this news so quickly? Brian is a wonderful guy and a great young composer. I didn't reject his score for Rambo; Sylvester Stallone did! Tyler is still on board Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem for a Dream, working from Harold Kloser's original themes. Cool it; Brian called me right after he read that angry post you made above and told me that he's going to have a word with you next time he sees you at Billy Blanks' Tae Bo classes on Thursday.

I'll be there too, wearing my official Rambo t-shirt that Sylvester Stallone sent me. You'll see me. I'll be the guy eyeing some fine hunnies with my good buddy Brian Tyler.

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Originally posted by macuser8403:
what is wrong with you people who think tyler has been "thrown out" of scoring rambo 4. brian tyler is a person too you know and he is very upset about all these lies and things being said about him. i am becoming good friends with him and am disturbed by what people are saying about him, it's not right. PeterK! I think this thread needs to be closed and locked, enough is enough already! TY! Brian Tyler IS scoring John Rambo!!!!

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mac, I think everyone knows that this thread is a joke. Much of the discussion here lately has been, sadly. Of course, the LOTR thread has had a wealth of info as have others, but it seems like the level of discussion has gone way down in recent weeks. NOt sure why. Maybe nobodys thrilled about the current state of film scoring?

Listen, many people (myself included) have started many very serious discussion threads - in fact, many can be found on this front page - but it seems in recent times that FSM has become the go-to plave for all people who assumedly love film scores. FSM is fun and great and all, I visit there often, but never post. MovieMusic is my decided home, because it's a smaller forum. We're a tighter group here. We have fun; we can take humor and truth at their moments. And why should we be excited about the state of film scoring today? Have you seen the dreck of movies that've been released this year? Strangely enough, many of them have great scores (Joel McNeely's I Know Who Killed Me, for example) but we're still stuck talking about LotR! Look, Shore appreciate's your fandom, but he's done much more that's worthy of talking about. And that's why I don't post on FSM or on the "LOTR Package Update Thread".