Jurassic Shark
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13 hours ago, Andy said:
What the hell is normal thinking anyway?
I'm afraid normal people don't think much.
13 hours ago, Andy said:the merits of bacon
My thread has become famous! My work here is done, now I can rest on my laurels.
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He was born old.
- Stark, bollemanneke and Edmilson
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17 minutes ago, Darth Crossfader said:
you radically adhere to your views on expansions. Inflexibility is a key symptom. All you're doing here is complaining about how other users here don't approach film music the way you do.
That's more about getting old. Everything used to be better!
- bollemanneke and Davis
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13 minutes ago, Manakin Skywalker said:
There's nothing wrong with being overly interested in how the meat is made.
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2 minutes ago, Nils said:
the acoustics in the huge Telenor Arena weren't much to write home about.
Agreed, and I didn't write about it.
3 minutes ago, Nils said:And enough with the "great clarinetist" thing already, JS!
Have you even heard me play?? 
It's the word on the street!
Btw, I think you or Thor shared a few recordings of your band's JW concert a few years ago, so I've probably heard you play.
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7 minutes ago, Smeltington said:
You first!
I don't know your username.
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5 minutes ago, Smeltington said:
I dunno bro, I dunno. I'm undiagnosed myself, so who can say.
PM me.
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31 minutes ago, GerateWohl said:
The day will come.
When the kids have grown up.
23 minutes ago, enderdrag64 said:I've done this with my girlfriend a few times
14 minutes ago, Marian Schedenig said:If each wives allows a certain amount of space for CDs, wouldn't "more wives" be a solution?
That's not allowed where Luke lives.
9 minutes ago, GerateWohl said:I was allowed to put two large CD shelfs into our living room. But I had to promise, this is the space that I am dealing with. When they are full, I can just replace stuff, but not add new CDs.
You'll have to start a Discogs store.
9 minutes ago, GerateWohl said:I was allowed to put two large CD shelfs
Are they good? Would you recommend them?
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6 minutes ago, GerateWohl said:
But basically I mean something different that having a beer in a pub after a concert. Rather hanging out with a friend at home playing CDs to eachother.
Okay then. We do have a guest bedroom.
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I hope the expanded score's mix of the main theme tones down the hyperactive flutes. I've always found them too loud on the OST.
2 hours ago, Thor said:"The Reprise Era"....love that term, and love that "era". I always looked forward to the end of albums with those repeats.
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12 minutes ago, GerateWohl said:
By the way, recemtly I thought about opening a thread about the question, when was the last time you spend an evening with a score fan friend in real life together at your home listening to CDs, drinking and talking about music? Actually, in my life I had very few occasions like that in my life. Probably mainly because I know currently noone with that hobby close to me living nearby. But when I had these occations these are great memories of joyfull evenings. We don't do that enough.
The last time I did something like this must have been when I shared a flat with a friend who enjoyed classical music and had a bit of interest in film music. Otherwise the closest would be going out with friends for film music concerts with my city's symphony orchestra, or seeing Morricone in the capitol with @Thor and @Nils, the great clarinettist.
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6 minutes ago, Luke Skywalker said:
Particular as in “Limited space for cds allowed by wife”.
Cut down on the number of wives then.
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3 minutes ago, Thor said:
In 1986? You can't have been very old at the time.
If only I could be 54 again...
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1 hour ago, Marian Schedenig said:
It's repetitive and redundant. It's very much not like the sonata form:
The key point being the resolution in the recapitulation. It's very much not a repetition of the beginning. In many cases, the beginning contains all the seeds for the end (sometimes, the opening bars of the first movement of a symphony form the basis of the coda of the last movement, see e.g. Bruckner). But in between, the material is developed to arrive at the resolution.
If anything, it's more like a classical scherzo with trio in ABA form, where the scherzo part is repeated verbatim after the trio (see again Bruckner). But if we apply that form to a full JW score album, that would be an unusually elaborate scherzo part (itself somewhat approaching the sonata form) with an extremely long trio (the entire bulk of the album).
The only "classical" work I can think of that repeats the opening exactly is Orff's Carmina Burana.
(If you consider this too off-topic for the Patriot thread, feel free to move it elsewhere, but I figured it applies more to this soundtrack album than the other discussion about common reactions to any given new release)
I'd rather compare to the "clean" sonata-allegro form of the classical era. If you look at a Mozart symphony or piano sonata, the recapitulation of the first movement is quite similar to its exposition.
Lady Jane.
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6 minutes ago, Jay said:
I guess it would make sense to release the demos separately, if there's any substance to them.
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I hope the David Arnold demos will be included, but of course they won't be.
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It's nice to be beloved.
Which part of the electromagnetic spectrum are we talking about?
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I'm glad Thor's here to add some nuance to very one-sided (and thereby boring) discussions.
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1 minute ago, Quppa said:
would La-La Land have fixed those lossy tracks on the [...] Harry Potter CDs
WHAT?
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New year, new Inchon.
What Is The Last Film You Watched? (Older Films)
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I find his hair unrealistic and unrelatable.
Is it a significant improvement over the 2K?
The music, the script, the acting, the wit, the style...