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publicist reacted to a post in a topic: What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
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What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
publicist replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
Your whole point of view sadly reinforces the kind of thinking that leads to such uninspired scores in the first place. And really, what *IS* interesting about harmonically and thematically flat string chords and soft piano warblings? Is that the best we can hope for when composers tackle geniuses? (of course, the Desplat sound JJ copies here was established long before ToE, but that's beside the point) -
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What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
publicist replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
It should be mentioned, though, that it's just a second hand copy of 'The Imitation Game' and 'A Beautiful Mind', the first so obviously a template that it makes you wonder how that worked. Both movies came out around the same time. -
What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (2021 scores)
publicist replied to Jay's topic in General Discussion
It's a fun, feather-weight children adventure score (the main theme is lifted from JNH's recent Nutcracker score) that recalls all his recent scores for this genre, i. e. Maleficent, Huntsman, Nutcracker and so on. It's with many percussion and pop elements and chorus, and thankfully lacks overbearing pathos. I quite dig it (though it certainly is a minor entry). -
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Composer Threads James Newton Howard thread
publicist replied to nightscape94's topic in General Discussion
The OST already is kinda long. -
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What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
publicist replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
The most eclectic of the Morricone/Argento collaborations, ranging from mellow Edda Dell'Orso lounging to Lynyrd Skynyrd rock numbers and weird Italo pop (and some suspense numbers), but on the whole, all of these collaborations yielded memorable results (even the titles). Four Flies on Grey Velvet lacks the memorable main theme of i. e. The Bird with the Crystal Plumage or The Cat o' Nine Tails but it proves Morricone's willingness to try almost anything. -
The Official James Horner Thread
publicist replied to JAMES HORNER FILM MUSIC's topic in General Discussion
Doesn't this stuff all sound like star Trek II? -
What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
publicist replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
Yeah, it's cool in a modest 80's action picture kind of way. I just wish Hill would have reigned Goldsmith in more and not let him go overboard with the Casio stuff. Some of the parts beg for acoustic instruments, especially guitars or castanets. -
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What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
publicist replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
Oldies but Goldies. The synths often sound atrocious, but a hard-edged Walter Hill south-of-the-border 80's western and the Under Fire/Rambo vibes still makes this a regular ear visitor for me. -
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Label Threads The Official Intrada Thread
publicist replied to Deleted's topic in General Discussion
No, it's not. I should get what i want. -
Label Threads The Official Intrada Thread
publicist replied to Deleted's topic in General Discussion
The Public Eye, yay. Who needs another release of Destroyer? The Prometheus re-recording is great and the Varése sounded atrocious (like a 30-piece orchestra). -
What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
publicist replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
Make sure to not leave out this, his most beguiling, one: Equal amounts of italo romanticism are contained in 'Butterfly', poor Ennio Morricone's unsuccessful attempt at making Pia Zadora appear an actress. It received 10 nominations for the 1982 Golden Raspberry Awards including Worst Picture, with Zadora winning Worst Actress and Worst New Star. The score is typically inventive and rather tuneful, with a slightly raunchy feel to some of it (Hot Tin Tub and Girl on my Porch are certainly allusive cue titles) so fans of Morricone's more romantic scores will find a few -
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publicist replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
It's rumored to be Williams playing the the honky-tonk piano on this score. -
What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
publicist replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
Really? I know exactly why Goldsmith farmed that cue off to McK, it's 6 minutes of huffing and puffing, with no real dramatic development. Agree with the highlight (best cue together with The Rock Pile). A baroque Legrand fairy tale score/musical is just nothing i can resist. -
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Jerry Goldsmith's SMALL SOLDIERS (1998) - 2018 Varese Deluxe Edition
publicist replied to Jay's topic in General Discussion
Hmm, i cut together stuff, like The Gwendys, which i joined from two tracks, but it looks basically like this (track titles are the same from the old release):