Maglorfin

Fitzwilly, Sleepers and Stepmom.

Watch your language, young man! <_<

I need hardly say that I'll buy this set ASAP, but as I can see, that also means I'll have to rebuy the KotCS soundtrack which I'll buy any day now, and probably I won't be the only one ... What's the point? <_<

So where are them scans, dammit?! :)

Haha Where the hell'd you get that?!

Gone With the Wind and Sea Hawk (re-recording).

So did I! Hot damn, what a disappointment! :)

Still waiting for two packages from VS and SAE. In the meantime, I bought Chopin's Nocturnes and Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition - piano version.

Midsomer Murders, Poirot, Keeping Up Appearances, MacGyver and South Park are amongst my favourites.

It's definitely one of Horner's better efforts, but he can do better. I rate it ****.

Well said, Joey. I hope the CD makes it to Slovenia until the end of the week, otherwise I might again have to order it from abroad ... :)

Bravo, Joey, you did a great job! The list itself is no surprise to me, except maybe that Star Wars only finished in 4th place. But we of course have ESB on 1st. Otherwise, it's just like king mark said:

You are, old man. Indeed you are. Keep tryin'!

Maltin is OK, I also buy his book every two years or so.

And how about this one?

When is TMotU actually coming out? I was just looking at La La Land Records webpage and there's no mention of that score. Also, does anybody have any idea to how many copies it will be limited? Probably 3000?

Henry V. Next: Cortina.

Johan de Meij, Jan Van der Roost, Robert W. Smith, Eric Whitacre, David Maslanka, Alfred Reed and many more. Although they primarily write concert music for concert bands, they've all also been known to compose for symphony orchestra.

Ordered Alien (2 CD) and Memoirs of an Invisible Man from SAE and Varese Sarabande - A 30th Anniversary Celebration and North And South from VS.

Used some theremin, did he?

Thanks, richuk. I'm looking forward to receiving my copy. Especially as I'll also get to "taste" some of the composers whose work I've never heard before, and it's always interesting to discover new names in the industry.

Considering all of HGW's work I've heard so far, I rate it 4,5 stars. It's definitely a great score and I regret that in tie with Director's Cut 4 DVD edition, they didn't also think of putting out an expanded score on 2 CDs.

Hmmm, sounds tempting, I think I'll also try it ... Is there any webpage where all the composers and their agencies would be assembled in one place?

I ordered it yesterday (together with Conti's North And South). Has anybody else bought it in the meantime, any opinions?