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Maglorfin

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  1. Seems like we posted in the precisely same moment. At least I got the confirmation that it's the II.
  2. All year round, though I confess that the two HA scores playing/listening intensivity somewhat rises in the (nearing, yay) Xmas season.
  3. Yeah, and so young ... RIP, and thanks for fantastic playing.
  4. Ordered Herrmann and Wagner/Korngold yesterday.
  5. Bought Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Twin Peaks, ordered N by NW Complete Score and Magic Fire from the latest VS Soundtrack Club batch (yesterday) and TLotR - TRotK Complete Recordings (today).
  6. My vote goes to Philosopher's Stone without as much as a second's deliberation.
  7. Hey, MAG-SI, man! J. K. Rowling - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (for my HP reading marathon )
  8. Haha, indeed we are (I was behind the camera myself )
  9. Got Silvestri's Forrest Gump today. I've had the CD-R for years, wanted to order the original thing from Amazon these days, but stumbled across it today while I was looking for something else (how typical ). (I also bought Symphony X's latest, Paradise Lost.)
  10. Wow, that's great, I've always wanted to hear/see it, so many thanks!
  11. Also The Cowboys. Gotta listen to it at least twice a month.
  12. Third movement (Landscape - Lento) of Ralph Vaughan Williams's Symphony No. 7 - Sinfonia Antartica.
  13. On the DVD: Mission: Impossible, M: I 2, GoodFellas and Hannibal. In cinema: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (both thumbs up) and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (both thumbs down).
  14. Haha Very original! Although, not many pay attention to it, as I can see ...
  15. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. I'm doing the "HP reading marathon" and I've only just started, so ca. 3.600 pages to go yet.
  16. IMHO, Superman The Movie is a masterpiece and I'll be eternally grateful to all who had anything to do with it, especially Dick Donner, Chris Reeve and John Williams, of course. To stay on the topic: Under Siege.
  17. Definitely Catch Me If You Can. It's hard to put it into words, but the way the father-son relationship is explored in that movie is amazing. It's a very deep movie, although it takes time and several viewings to appreciate it as such. Where you going, Frank? Someplace exotic?
  18. You could at least have provided us with track names and times. What you posted is so vague its almost useless... Nice work anyway. Hm, cum grano salis I'd say that most, if not all of these examples are more of a cynical joke than real comparisons. Somewhow, I thought that these forums were meant for exchanging and discussing our varied opinions. I apologise if I'm mistaken.
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