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1 minute ago, Baby Jane Hudson said:
Sarcasm and humour work better without the use of emoticons as a crutch.
Not sure about that.
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Just now, Thor said:
Indeed. If the smiley didn't give it away, I don't know what will.
You probably need more smileys.
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5 minutes ago, Brundlefly said:
Erroneous opinion, haha! Don't put a friendly smiley at the end of your text as justification for basically saying "fuck you and your opinion"!
Let's not get too serious - I believe his remark was just meant as a joke. I certainly take no offense.
8 minutes ago, Smeltington said:But the new set is NOT the program Williams would have released in the 70s, and was NOT newly compiled by Williams himself, but by Mike... even if Mike certainly put great care into it, and even if Williams approved the result. Right?
From what I've read on this forum it seems pretty close to JW's original intentions.
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On 11/26/2017 at 1:56 AM, Bespin said:
Monsignor, I'm working on it.
Heartbeeps, as the "official" discographist of John Williams (on this forum at least), I will say "I work on it too".
I was surprised to find Heartbeeps on Spotify:
20 hours ago, Thor said:Ha, ha....yeah, I hardly ever click on 'expanded release' threads anymore unless they're about general thoughts on the issue.
The original soundtrack release of CE3K was the most disappointing presentation by JW I've ever heard, and because of that I've never even considered buying it. However, I know the material is great, and the 1998 release was quite good. In the new release I love the idea of a looong "suite" prepared by JW himself, without odd edits, and that's why I'll order it.
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4 minutes ago, rough cut said:
So, I went back to the blue box, disc 2, track 9: The Prison Yard / End Title, and edited out the March. Man, does it sound different! Hm, not really sure which mix I prefer - the incorrect Rhino-version or the all-hail-the-blue-box-can-do-no-wrong-version?
Would you like to hum it to me over a PM?
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12 minutes ago, Stefancos said:
That's something we cannot disagree about.
I'm sure you can!
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13 minutes ago, crumbs said:
More conspiratorial, less Americana, thanks!
You can't have one without the other.
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16 minutes ago, Jay said:
There are no bad edits!
That's good to hear! I guess I was thinking about the bad edits on the original soundtrack release and fearing the worst. Buy the 1998 release had good editing, if I recall correctly.
1 hour ago, Disco Stu said:Chic will always and forever be THE disco band to me.
I'll check them out since I don't know them that we'll.
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1 hour ago, Jay said:
No no, true alternates (IE, they came back another day with different sheet music and recorded a newly written version of a cue) exist and are on this set; He's just saying every take of every cue wasn't kept, just the edited version of each cue that might have several takes combined together to get the best performance.
Thanks for clarifying. I guess this implies that potentially bad edits could be difficult to improve.
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2 hours ago, Disco Stu said:
I think the inclusion of "When You Wish Upon a Star" is inspired and wonderful. But just tracking in a performance from Pinocchio is a bad idea, glad they abandoned that. Williams arrangement/incorporation into the end credits is just classic people!
It's indeed masterfully done.
I've often wondered whether JW/Spielberg had to pay royalties to the right holders of When you wish upon a star because of JW's quotation of the theme, or is the quote so small and concealed that they didn't have to?
2 hours ago, Disco Stu said:I like good disco.
ABBA has got some great disco songs! Much better than the disco versions of JW's great soundtracks.
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26 minutes ago, Luke Skywalker said:
damn..i f williams arranged the disco theme...i want it!
I'm sure Disco Stu agrees with you!
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9 hours ago, crocodile said:
Nor are there any alternate takes because Ken Wannberg used the original first generation multi-track tapes to edit the performances together.
What does MM mean by this? Are the alternates lost due to Ken Wannberg?
9 hours ago, crocodile said:Williams didn't want the disco track on this release. Simple as. At least that is what MV posted on FSM forum.
EDIT. Some more comments from Mike Matessino from FSM board:
I support the exclusion of the disco version. Stylistically it doesn't fit with the score, and it's just an embarrassment for JW.
Interesting explanation from MM of why the original end titles cue was discarded.
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Free shipping for Christmas sounds great!
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17 hours ago, Brundlefly said:
In Germany it sells well
Where do you buy your specialty soundtrack CDs, other than soundtrackcorner? I need to order them abroad.
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3 hours ago, Disco Stu said:
Now that's reaching back in time for a quote.... you could've just posted about it yourself...
No, I stumbled over the posting and that's why I quoted it. Anything wrong about that?
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On 14.10.2010 at 2:26 AM, The Doctor said:
I love Gerhardt's Empire!
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On 17.11.2017 at 4:28 PM, TheGreyPilgrim said:
Do you mean in general? Because I don't think that's the case with Glass.
Maybe he sometimes just prefers to write for film, if it's a film project he finds intriguing.
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11 hours ago, crumbs said:
Maybe if you're an amateur! Oftentimes, even The Conversation gets skipped over.
That's not actually legal...
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36 minutes ago, publicist said:
That's a bit too broad to hang a discussion onto, thus back to the topic at hand:
http://filmmusicreporter.com/upcoming-soundtrack-albums/
So there are two original Williams releases within a week in 2017.
Wasn't the soundtrack to The Post postponed until the movie's general release, 12 January?
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10 hours ago, Woj said:
I saw Tintin for $10 used in the bargain bin today. Skipped it.
Blasphemy!
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23 hours ago, publicist said:
Let 'em come...
I really like some of Morricone's famous efforts, like The Untouchables, The Mission, the dollars trilogy and Once Upon a Time in the West. A while ago I wanted to go more in depth in his film music so I checked out many of his soundtracks on Spotify, both obscure ones and more familiar ones. Unfortunately, I found many of them unsatisfying from a purely musical standpoint. They may still work well in the movies though.
E.T. holds how many "place" in your CD collection?
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It would be would be interesting to hear it as JW initially intended it, with sections edited out, as that probably gives more flow to the music. Will you post a guide to make our own 2LP edits?