Ricard

DarthSimian, perhaps you may want to read the forum rules before posting your next message. It may help Thanks,

Ebert is obviously referring to the film's prologue. This has absolutely nothing to do with my complaint.

Of course. But that would be Henry Jr., or Henry Jones Jr. Not that "Junior!" that made him look like a schoolboy (along with the tie). Too bad. Of course, but Indiana Jones??? C'mon! LOL

Just go to the 'Concerts' section under the 'NEWS' menu. Here's the direct link: http://www.jwfan.net/modules.php?op=modloa...order=0&thold=0 And here's the full report:

It is one of my favorite non-Williams scores of all time Ricard's BTTF Bootleg, featuring 90% of Silvestri's original score (38') + John Debney's re-recording from the Varèse release (23') + Erich Kunzel's great performance of the Main Theme (3'30'') (CD Edited and Sequenced by Ricard L. Befan)

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I didn't insult Least Crusade. It was Lucas who insulted and killed a character that I love, therefore *I* felt very insulted when I saw that on the screen. And if you don't like my opinion, that's fine. But please don't distort it.

Blame Spielberg and Lucas, not me

Oh yeah, right... LOL

Ricard - Who wanted to see the real Indiana Jones in 1989, and got 'Junior' and his ridiculous tie instead

You're right. They still have to decide whether downloading copyrighted material is illegal.

Right. That's why people still can download all those copyrighted CDs from Audiogalaxy LOL

I agree :lookaround: LOL

I'm sure you meant "Is downloading copyrighted music wrong?" Well, it is illegal. But does illegal mean wrong? In my opinion, right and wrong are highly subjective concepts, and they're often based on everyone's moral convictions. That's what I think Stefancos wants us to discuss. A futile debate, IMHO.

Thanks, Andrew! Who's next?

...and they will be added to the site. Thanks

I guess we all wanted to keep it as an independent website. But if they still have bandwith problems, JWFan.net might host the page.

Oops, bad memory :oops: The piece was premiered in 2000, but the CD was released on July 2, 2001 in Europe and September 18, 2001 in the US.

All the information that we have about his upcoming projects can be found on the main page ("New & Upcoming")

That came out last year. Neil Actually it's from 2000

The larger the website, the bigger the traffic. So it has to do with both (file size and number of visitors).

Excellent, Joe. Excellent.

Thanks Steven!