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[Harry Potter]

There is a website where you can vote for things you want to be released. The results will be sent to Varese. Let me find the website and you can vote for Black Sunday.

~Harry

[Harry Potter]

MOST WANTED READER?S POLL

To mark the return of the Varèse Sarabande CD Club, Music From The Movies is conducting a Poll to find which are the Most Wanted Film Scores on CD.

Please find below two lists of film scores. We invite you to vote for one score in each category which you would most like to see released by the Varèse Sarabande CD Club.

1980 to present day

Baby Jerry Goldsmith
Falling Down James Newton Howard
Gremlins Jerry Goldsmith
Highlander Michael Kamen
The Journey of Natty Gann James Horner
Monsignor John Williams
The Package James Newton Howard
Predator Alan Silvestri
The Presidio Bruce Broughton
Spacehunter Elmer Bernstein

1960-1979

Black Sunday John Williams
The Bridge At Remagen Elmer Bernstein
Damnation Alley Jerry Goldsmith
Hanover Street John Barry
Images John Williams
Kings Of The Sun Elmer Bernstein
Magic Jerry Goldsmith
The Prize Jerry Goldsmith
The Satan Bug Jerry Goldsmith
Seconds Jerry Goldsmith

Please choose one score from each of the lists above only. Please do not send entries for other suggested releases.

mostwanted@musicfromthemovies.com

Deadline for Poll entries 30:06:02

Please take part in our Poll. The results will be sent direct to Varèse Sarabande Records and you never know what might happen...

Here's the link to the site

~Harry

[Hector J. Guzman]

I've never heard about Black Sunday

[Harry Potter]

What haven't you heard? It's there to vote! If you want it, vote for it. Maybe we can get a real release. I know there was a bootled release sometime, but I don't know anything about it.

~Harry

[Hector J. Guzman]

Oh!

Hector - who tought Harry had left for the day (nuts!)

[Harry Potter]

Hehehe. I'm still here!!! I'll be here for a while!

~Harry

[Hector J. Guzman]

[whimper...... again]

[Mark Olivarez]

:cry:

Black Sundayis a Paramount release and from what I've heard they are not too interested in releasing older scores.

[Harry Potter]

Yes, that is what I've heard also. I guess we can try though.

~Harry

[Joey]

Its a great book, and a good film by Thomas Harris, about a crazy man who trys to blow up the Goodyear blimp over the Superbowl. The blimp was loaded with needle type shrapnel for maximum killing power.

Bruce Dern plays the crazy man, and Robert Shaw the hero.

Joe.

[Lurker]

If you have the Star Trek - The Motion Picture DVD you can hear some of the score. It's what was used to score the trailer for that movie.

Neil

[Hector J. Guzman]

Must get that Trek DVD.

[Chris ChrusherComix]

There is a handful of boots out there. One of them is 2 CDs (although most of it is redundant with exception of marching band source music).

But on those boots, the Silva Concert version is used for the finale. Why, I'll never know. Someone had access to the actual score tracks but passed them up for the concert version? I did extract the finale & End Credits though.

Images is BADLY wanted by me. Never seen that film, but I LOVE the bootlegs from the LP. Like The Fury, it's dark, brooding, and mysterious.

[Morn]

Black Sunday is a very good score!
Hopefully FSM will start release good old Williams scores, there are quite a few to choose from

[Harry Potter]

I hope they release things too so we can complete our collections.

~Harry

[Morn]

Why of all things John Goldfarb, Please Come Home? Probably my least fav Williams score.

[Harry Potter]

Because they needed someplace to start?

~Harry

[Morn]

There are better scores from that period.

[Director]

There might be better scores, but this is the score that Johnny composed before Star Wars and Close Encounters. It deserves a release. And I voted numerous times on that survey, from different e-mail address --- as did my friends.

Dan - hopeful that he made a difference

"Feast Of The Assumption" from The Affair Of The Necklace (D. Newman)

[Morn]

There are many scores that I'd rather be released before Star Wars and Close Encounters! I want every score, but.... the best ones that are not released first!

[Director]

YES!!

Despite many not liking/hating his early stuff, I would want to have a complete collection of all his film scores. I'm talking Penelope and None But The Brave kind of scores. A release of Cinderella Liberty would be nice too. I think we should get the first stuff.....even TV scores! And work our way down, chronologically.

That would put either Monsignor, SpaceCamp, and The Witches Of Eastwick last, depending on whether you count wide re-releases.

Dan - who will own a collection of everything Johnny's ever done........soon

[Chris]

When is the Black Sunday DVD being released???

[Harry Potter]

Director -- which ones did you vote for?

~Harry

[Director]

Vote for, where?

Dan - wondering if Harry means that poll that was on the web not too long ago.

[Harry Potter]

Yes, that's what I meant.

~Harry

[Director]

I voted for Monsignor and Images

Dan - who voted for 2 with Monsignor as no. 1

[Harry Potter]

I think those are what I'll vote for too.

~Harry

[Morn]

I voted for Monsignor and Black Sunday.
Then I put this lower on the message
(Where is Spartacus??)

[Alawill]

That would put either Monsignor, SpaceCamp, and The Witches Of Eastwick last, depending on whether you count wide re-releases.

FYI, FSM stating Space Camp to be released by http://www.supercollector.com

Yours,
Alawill

[Harry Potter]

I'm not sure if I want to vote for Images or Black Sunday. I haven't heard either of them, so I don't know which to choose. I will, however, choose Monsignor, because that's in a different category, so there isn't a decision for me there.

~Harry

[Director]

Thanks, Alawill!! I'll definitely look into it.

Harry, I have some mp3s from Images and it sure is a freaky score --- I'm sure to a freaky movie.

Black Sunday is a good effort by Johnny. I don't think there's much that's memorable from it, but it's still a good score -- and an interesting chapter in his 1977 rep.

Dan - who bought the boot on eBay for $40