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Ita vero! Bonam fortunam tibi exopto!
Williams goes for a walk around the parking lot, moved and returns in the studio and says:
"You know J.J. baby, you need a better dressed composer for this."
J.J. baby: "I know, but they are all dead."

I always read Hlao-roo (and Bloadboals for that matter) as the exact opposite of how they are written
If they happen to be serious once in a while it's hard to tell

I like where this is going!

I thought he really had a point!

Not entirely convinced Williams wrote the music in this video...

I posted this in another thread, but perhaps it belongs here
JJ talks about JW and the score (starting at the 13:16 mark):

The end credits include Rey's Theme, the Resistance theme and Kylo Ren's theme. Also, Leia's theme and the Force theme are heard in the score. The end credits is nearly 8 minutes long

I'm convinced BloodBoal is the Watcher of JWFan who does not sleep.

Come on baby, don't let me down!
Love the delivery on that one. And also probably means JW had a hand on the script.

"To piss off JWFan"

Unfortunate that you rushed to face it... that incomplete was your score. Not ready for the burden were you.

There is... ano--ther... souund--track-uhhh

The last of the expansions will you be.

This Poe?

Around the unreleased cues a perimeter create!

The prequels certainly exceeded 85-90, especially by ROTS when the brass and woodwinds were beefed up quite a bit.
For this, you've got 12 woodwinds, I think 15 brass, 5 percussion, Randy and probably at least one other keyboardist, at least one harp. That's 35 right there, strings are usually 60 chairs (he might prefer less (50) for these scores which would explain things), so....
Of course, this is a combined orchestra so who knows!

I have more friends that are way older than me than the ones that are around my own age.

Sanskrit, yes!
175 minutes of written and recorded music? Almost an hour of alternates/unused music? Okay, this will keep us busy for the next 10 years to say the least.

Johnny desperately trying to get with the times!

Liberace should score Ready Player One!
Williams should stick to Star Wars.

Whon Jilliams

I'm glad they could get a combined orchestra to play the song bits for the film.

Why not??

Our refined and finely articulated ways when it comes to music discussion regarding John Williams are far superior to anything else found on the subject on the internet. The boors and heathens outside the walls of this fortress of sophistication and high culture will never fathom the correct and proper way of addressing the Maestro's work in the style that does justice to its masterful brilliance.

What this thread needs is a good dose of seriousness!