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Peter Greene has died age 60 https://news.sky.com/story/actor-peter-greene-known-for-villainous-roles-in-pulp-fiction-and-the-mask-dies-at-60-13482795

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I covered the Shining reference myself as best as I could. Short of a sessions leak (and when was the last time that happened?) and since the blu ray is a ways off for us to use stem separation on, this will probably suffice for me at least.

Agreed. Besides, Men in Black 3 was a perfect end as far as I am concerned.

Sony are working on a new Men in Black film, with the script written to entice Will Smith to return.

Quite a few nice moments in the film too, and the score fits really well to it. I kinda wish that the Shining reference made it onto the OST, but I can understand why it didn't. Maybe one day, when the bluray is out, we can get it cleanly through stem separators.

Zootopia 2 - Michael Giacchino Almost in chronological order anyway, but here it is from what I can tell.

Just making sure it was heard

Jurassic Bark

This sequel to Superman was a real letdown 🤣

THat last part's not used in the film, is it? Sound's pretty clean, I wonder if MVSep can be used on it to give it a more consistent mix with the rest of the cue from the FYC? That more full ending makes sense as the segue to "Make The Sacrifice".

Should have known they'd go down the voice cloning route sooner or later, I just hope they don't do what LALAL.AI did and pump all their resources into it at the expense of the stem separators. Speaking of the separators, is there much else we would need at this point? I feel like we've got all the strings, brass and woodwind instruments, but the percussion side of things is missing a couple of things - I'd love a separator that can extract gongs. None of the current separators for percussion seem to be good at that.

I would say that New Generation is very hit-and-miss but it's not the worst thing in the world. However, he did kind of date it way worse than the 1978 album by introducing some of those elements like the dubstep wubs. Gary Barlow and Alex Clare weren't bad singer choices, but boy was the ball dropped with the rest, and Liam Neeson - you're a good actor, but you're no Richard Burton in this role. The live shows have been silently removing elements introduced in the New Generation since 2015 at least.

Funny thing about Try Everything is that it wasn't even written for the film or for Shakira in the first place. It was written and performed by Fifth Harmony and meant to be included in their 2013 debut EP but was dropped, before Disney picked it up and had Shakira re-record the vocals for Zootopia.

Three bits of news. The Collector's set came out and it looks to be a £300 disappointment. Contains almost nothing new. A straight-up reissue of the 2005 collector's edition, ULLAdubULLA remixes, and the 2012 New Generation album, with a few extras. You can see a tracklist on HMV's page. The lack of New Generation rep despite being the basis for the modern show is shocking - I'd have expected outtakes, audition pieces etc. Not even Life Begins Again makes it on. The show only gets representation through the 2006 and 2012 shows - not even the 2009 show is presented, and Jeff Wayne had each leg of that tour recorded and put onto CD at the time for purchase afterward. Jeff Wayne has confirmed via various under-the-radar outlets that he's planning a tour for the 50th anniversary in 2028. Speaking of tours, just announced is a new tour for next October. It's going to be a smaller-scale concert-style tour that looks to be a pure performance of the 1978 album without any of the modern embellishments or stage additions: Pre-sale tickets go up Wednesday.