robthehand

They often take a while, they're very variable. Mine shipped only last night, yet some people at FSM got theres last Saturday.

http://jwfan.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=5329

Yes, there's plenty of strong competition. http://jwfan.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3800&hl= http://jwfan.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=993&hl= - Rob, who saw a thread at CommanderBond.net once debating the subject of whether Blofeld's cat was evil

If it was intended as a reference, your connections make sense, but they're hardly enough to prove anything. It could just as easily be a co-incidence.

If JW names his own CD tracks, why do the cues on the scoring logs often have different titles to the ones on the albums?

How do you mean? - Rob, who really needs to subscribe to FSM sometime...

Brazil is the only one of his films that I've thoroughly enjoyed. I've admired a lot of individual things in his other films, but that's the only one that truly works overall for me. I used to really like Time Bandits (when I was 10 or 11), but now it doesn't do anything for me at all.

I really liked the film the first time, though it wasn't anything like what I expected (better, probably, but just totally different). Second time, when I knew what to expect, I loved it.

What happened to the complete cue lists that used to be on the main site? I can't find them any more...

Fiennes was good, but like just about every other character in this movie, he didn't get nearly enough screen time to have any effect on me whatsoever.

How is The Duellists?

The Killing and The Asphalt Jungle would make a very nice double feature. Don't really remember anything about Asphalt Jungle other than that I enjoyed it. I'll try and see that one again soon. The Killing is very good, though the narration can be a little grating, and the score is weak.

I imagine this will go for less than $25.

Oh absolutely! Definitely better of the two. Agreed. I didn't care for what I heard of Godzilla in the film, so I'm not getting that just yet. I'll listen to the promo and see if I like it, then decide abotu that one. But The Dark Crystal is a really good score.

GODZILLA: LIMITED EDITION (2 CD-SET) Presenting the first ever official, studio-endorsed release of composer David Arnold’s (STARGATE, INDEPENDENCE DAY, SHAFT, CASINO ROYALE) astounding orchestral score to the 1998 TriStar Pictures release of GODZILLA, directed by Roland Emmerich (STARGATE, INDEPENDENCE DAY, THE PATRIOT) and starring Matthew Broderick, Jean Reno and Hank Azaria. This Limited Edition, 2-Disc set (nearly 2 full hours of music), contains Mr. Arnold’s complete score, which has been praised as one of the finest action scores of the 90’s. Also included – bonus tracks and exclusive liner notes. TRACK LISTING: DISC ONE 1. The Beginning (3:29) 2. Tanker Gets It (1:11) 3. Chernobyl (3:13) 4. Footprint (0:33) 5. Footprints / New York / Audrey (0:54) 6. Chewing Gum Nose (0:30) 7. Ship Reveal / Nick Discovers Fish / Flesh (1:39) 8. The Boat Gets It* (2:09) 9. Dawn Of The Species (1:49) 10. Joe Gets a Bite / Godzilla Arrives (3:11) 11. Mayor’s Speech (1:03) 12. Caiman’s Office (0:45) 13. Animal’s Camera (1:39) 14. Military Command Center / New Jersey (1:55) 15. Audrey’s Idea (0:22) 16. Evacuation (2:41) 17. French Coffee (0:56) 18. Subway Damage / Command Enters City (2:50) 19. Fish (1:48) 20. Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner? (5:13) 21. 1st Helicopter Chase / Godzilla Swats A Chopper (4:08) 22. We Fed Him / Audrey Sees Nick (1:21) 23. Nick And Audrey / He’s Pregnant / Audrey Takes The Tape / French Breakfast (4:46) 24. He’s Preparing To Feed (0:34) 25. Nick Gets Fired / Nick Gets Abducted / Frenchie’sWarehouse / Nick Joins The Foreign Legion (5:47) Total Time-Disc One: 55:28 DISC TWO 1. Chewing Gum (1:51) 2. Rumble In The Tunnel (1:35) 3. Godzilla O Park / Godzilla Takes A Dive / Godzilla Versus The Submarine / Egg Discovery (9:42) 4. Baby ‘Zillas Hatch* (3:51) 5. Nick Phones For Help (1:28) 6. Eat The French (2:14) 7. Phillip Shoots The Lock (1:39) 8. Nick’s Big Speech / The Garden Gets It (7:07) 9. He’s Back! / Taxi Chase & Clue (7:06) 10. Big G Goes To Monster Heaven (4:30) 11. The End (4:05) BONUS TRACKS: 12. The Beginning (no choir) (3:32) 13. Footprints / New York / Audrey (alt.) (0:50) 14. The Boat Gets It (alt.) (1:09) 15. Gojira (Album Version) (2:46) Total Time-Disc Two: 53:47 * -contains material not used in the film http://www.lalalandrecords.com/Godzilla-LimitedEdition.html ----- THE DARK CRYSTAL: 25th ANNIVERSARY EDITION Presenting the first major retail CD release of the original soundtrack to the classic Jim Henson fantasy adventure film THE DARK CRYSTAL, commemorating the film's 25th Anniversary. Acclaimed composer Trevor Jones (EXCALIBUR, LABYRINTH, ANGEL HEART, CLIFFHANGER) fashions an exquisite, lush orchestral score that harnesses all the awesome wonder of this classic cinematic event, directed by Jim Henson and Frank Oz, to life. A beautiful score that is simply a must-have for all film music/fantasy fans. The perfect compliment to the new 25th Anniversary DVD of the film, which will be in stores nationwide in July 2007. CD Booklet contains exclusive liner notes. TRACK LISTING: 1. The Dark Crystal Overture (3:11) 2. The Power Ceremony (3:57) 3. The Storm (1:03) 4. The Mystical Master Dies (0:51) 5. The Funerals/Jen’s Journey (5:25) 6. The Skeksis’ Funeral 2:42) 7. The Pod Dance (3:14) 8. Love Theme (3:17) 9. Gelfling Song (2:22) 10. The Gelfling Ruins (2:43) 11. The Landstrider Journey (0:44) 12. The Great Conjunction (4:13) 13. Finale (7:14) http://www.lalalandrecords.com/DarkCrystal.html

I didn't until you posted that. <_<

Original Raiders CD - $40. Varese DE of The Fury - $60. Hours of glorious JW music - priceless. <_< Seriously, I have no idea. How do you calculate this? All my CDs are unsealed and used, so I guess that reduces the value as well.

Apart from Braveheart, I can't get into much of his work post-Patriot Games (which is a truly awful score).

I can imagine this score working well in the film, but it doesn't really do anything for me on album. Not bad, just nothing special.

I've never had any problems with the FX in Raiders, they're good enough and used well, I don't see the problem. And what does a "realistic" ghost look like, anyway?

Cuaron's worked with Doyle a few times in the past, so I'd say it's more likely Doyle would return.

Doesn't your TMP have a slightly more significant difference to the one posted.

The expanded version has the "Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith" at the bottom, in blue. That's the only difference, I think.

Why isn't Jerry on the list?

Though it looks even better LP size.