Jurassic Shark
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16 minutes ago, Arpy said:
21. Scherzo for Newspapers and Orchestra
...or Scherzo for Post Horn and Orchestra.
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14. Doctor, Lawyer, Lutheran, Editor
15. Reading The Post Montage
16. Running Out of Time and Running Out of Stamps
17. The Post Code
18. Rushing to the Post Office and Falling Down the Stairs
19. Post Mortem & End Credits
Bonus Track:
20. Refunding the Postage Expenses (unused)
- Pieter Boelen and Will
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11. Making the Typo
12. The Great Paper Jam
13. Spilling Ink (Love Theme From The Post)
- Will and Pieter Boelen
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- Popular Post
- Popular Post
9. The Comic Sans Incident
10. Fake News Fugue
- crumbs, Will, Jediwashington and 1 other
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21 minutes ago, Disco Stu said:
It's all part of MV's plans! Tuesday, "My Heart Will Go On" plays in Belgian shoe stores. Friday, Titanic is announced! Brilliant marketing!
I predict your hopes will sink like a ship hitting an iceberg.
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1 hour ago, Jay said:
Well, he only recorded 2 pieces from Superman specifically for the album - "Love Theme From Superman" and "March of the Villains", and the first of those ended up in the film anyway in the end credits.
Most of the rest of the tracks on the album are edits of film cues
01 Theme From Superman (Main Title) (4:28) is an edit of the alternate, early Prelude cue into the Main Title march
02 The Planet Krypton (4:49) is an edited down version of the full music like you can hear on the Rhino or FSM (6:36)
03 Destruction Of Krypton (6:04) is an edited down version of the full music like you can hear on the Rhino or FSM (7:53)
08 The Fortress of Solitude (8:30) is an edited down version of the full music like you can hear on the Rhino or FSM (9:18)
11 Lex Luthor's Lair (2:54) is an edited down version of the full music like you can hear on the Rhino or FSM (4:46)
10 Super Rescues (3:27) contains music from multiple cues (The Burglar Sequence / Chasing Crooks and Super Rescues IIRC)
12 Superfeats (5:03) contains music from multiple cues (Superfeats and Pushing Boulders / Flying to Lois IIRC)
14 Chasing Rockets (7:38) contains music from multiple cues (Trajectory Malfunction / Luthor's Lethal Weapon and Chasing Rockets IIRC)
The rest contain the same music as future Rhino/FSM tracks with no edits
04 The Trip to Earth (2:27) = The Trip To Earth
05 Growing Up (2:32) = Growing Up
07 Leaving Home (4:55) = Leaving Home
09 The Flying Sequence / Can You Read My Mind (8:10) = The Flying Sequence (album version)
15 Turning Back the World (2:07) = Turning Back the World
16 End Titles (6:27) = The Prison Yard / End Title
Thanks for the detailed breakdown. I now see there's edits on the 14 and 16 tracks albums which are worth having (not referring to the shortened tracks). And the final track is the original prison yard / end title before it was shortened in the movie, and which doesn't exist as a complete cue on the Rhino release. Nice!
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1 minute ago, Disco Stu said:
There's every reason to assume it couldn't be The Mummies
Then it's probably The Daddies.
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2 minutes ago, KK said:
Mister Stu, I would ask you to keep your voice down. What would the other JWFanners think to hear us shouting at the top of our voices about...the post.
I sense a greater underlying issue here...
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Just now, BloodBoal said:
KK told me: "It's not Stu, it's me."
Right.
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24 minutes ago, Disco Stu said:
Mister KK! Am I to take it that after all the years I have been in this forum you have nothing else to say to me?
Dude, he's breaking up with you.
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1 minute ago, Jay said:
Home Alone did not come out 35 years ago, Bespin. 35 years ago was 1982.
He's referring to the little known prequel. It's quite boring - it's just called Home.
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18 minutes ago, Tom said:
Has the cover been posted yet? If not, here it is:
Didn't they find longer stairs?
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10 minutes ago, Jay said:
Huh?
Never mind the imperialistic Amazon.
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Once again, we have to turn to a Scandinavian store to see the soundtrack listed:
https://www.imusic.dk/cd/0190758113425/john-williams-2018-post-o-s-t-compact-disc
Not a bad price tag.
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1 minute ago, Stefancos said:
There's so much other stuff in the US that's good
Like JW
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Just now, Brundlefly said:
He's a completist ... in a certain way.
I would recommend it. Period.
Yes, I know he's not into expansions or complete scores.
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3 minutes ago, Thor said:
A Scandinavian music store offering the FSM release? Which one?
Yes, I think it's worth obtaining. Not all of the music is equally exciting, but the fugue stuff and some of those jagged 70s paranoia elements are well worth having. The old Silva suite was representative of the score, but now that it has its own soundtrack, I'd recommend it. A somewhat different side of Williams.
Here it is:
https://www.imusic.dk/cd/0638558027929/o-s-t-2010-black-sunday-compact-disc
I've registered you're a JW completist, so I would be surprised if you did not recommend the score.
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Just now, Woj said:
It's a shame that refrigeration is still uncommon in the third world.
It's called battling climate change, which is something we do in Europe.
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While we're nearing Black Friday, I found it fitting to give Black Sunday another listen on Spotify.
I've found it offered for an OK price at a Scandinavian music store, but I'm not sure I think it's an essential JW score. What do you think?
PS: I'm not a completist - I only buy soundtracks I'm actually going to listen to.
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6 minutes ago, publicist said:
Several bootlegs of ie James Horner scores.
Ah. I thought you were referring to re-recordings.
On a side note, it would be interesting to see an expanded release from La La Land of Far and Away.
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2 minutes ago, publicist said:
Wouldn't be the first time the loopholed country of Romania fills important film music gaps.
Which scores are you thinking about?
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5 minutes ago, Disco Stu said:
Not from La La Land, that's for sure.
It will be from the land of Romania.
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I've heard that one of the releases will be the complete score to Dracula, from very unreliable sources (myself).
Bargain JW soundtracks
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It's good to know the maestro's intentions.