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  1. 2 minutes ago, Blumenkohl said:

     

    Giacchino is reportedly elated but nervous saying, “I always knew this was my destiny. And now that the old man has tripped up, I’m ready. But who wouldn’t be nervous taking on such a big job with so little time?” 

     

    Asked for comment, John Williams who was receiving a hug from George Lucas only stated: “George was right. They’re white slavers.” 

  2. 1 minute ago, Blumenkohl said:

    Sources tell me the audience at the premiere had a negative reaction to the score. Disney’s pulled the plug on the album and they’ve hired Michael Giacchino to scramble together a re-write and re-record by Thursday night. 

     

    Album is delayed until the following Tuesday. 

     

    Giacchino is reportedly elated but nervous saying, “I always knew this was my destiny. And now that the old man has tripped up, I’m ready. But who wouldn’t be nervous taking on such a big job with so little time?” 

  3. I can’t believe I didn’t think to rant about this in my original post. 
     

    Philosophical point that emerges from this pencil: I’ve debated endlessly with the likes of @Marcus and other composers on this forum about the writing process. 
     

    There is an incessant rumor or perhaps wishful thinking propagated by movies like Amadeus that great composers see all the notes in their head, sit down and write it down and produce a masterpiece. 
     

    Whereas I can tell you the main reason you’d actually use these pencils that John Williams uses is to take advantage of the massive twistable and replaceable erasers that take up the top half of the pencil. 
     

    That’s exactly why I prefer them to fancier and nicer pencils: I erase a lot and these are great for that. 
     

    Now why would a composer who sees his perfect masterpiece in his head need a pencil with a giant eraser?

     

    The answer of course is that 90% of a creative endeavor is in editing, exploring, and maturing your original ideas. 

  4. 2 hours ago, Disco Stu said:

    It's why I say that even if you think these new scores pale in comparison to previous glories, you must admit it's astounding he's writing music this vibrant and compelling at his age.  There is very little precedent for it.  For most, even if they had physical health their minds would simply not be up to the task.

     

    You're plastering a narrative onto this that isn't true. Most creative endeavors don't wane with age unless there is some underlying pathology. Old people only get better. 

     

    Productivity declines with age, but quality of output typically doesn't, if anything it improves. 

  5. 3 minutes ago, Arpy said:

    Didn't the same thing happen with one of the Hobbit scores and it was quickly taken down? Desolation of Smaug, I think...

     

    I'm sorry, did Bilbo Baggins wield a damn light saber? 

     

    10 minutes ago, Blumenkohl said:

    This is the worst introduction to a Star Wars score EVER. Disney fucked up. 

     

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