Ollie

Star Wars IX: The Force Re-Awakens
 
Star Wars IX: We Kill Off More OT Characters (Alternate Title: Bye Bye Wookie And Droids)
 
Star Wars IX: The Search For Luke
 
 

Well quite a few scores from the 90’s were missing, damaged or had parts missing. Die Hard, Hook and Batman were 3 main examples.
 
Perhaps the missing music in question wasn’t composed by Kamen or added late in post production / missing. I’m sure Intrada looked as thoroughly as they could.

Hornist's laughable delicacy is starting to really grate.  Didn't want to ignore him, but holy fuck.  

Mark Hamill- "John Williams is great!"
 
JWFAN- "For fuck sake!"

I’m pretty sure the ship we saw in the prequels was not the Falcon but just a YT-1300 model. I think Lucas may have mentioned that as well.
 
But as we know, Lucas changed canon throughout the prequels as well. New movies come along and change things, happens all the time. 
 
Risn Johnson changed Kylo Ren’s wound after one film.

Star Wars IX: That’s Not How The Force Works!
 
Star Wars IX: What Original Character Is Next?
 
Star Wars IX: Lando’s Back Baby!
 
Star Wars IX: A Newer Hope.
 
Star Wars IX: Are We Done Yet?

Star Trek: Nemesis by Mark McKenzie and Conrad Pope. I like this one.
 
Karol

The Music, minus a short bit at the beginning, during Robin's escape from the Dungeon appears to all be present. Doug Fake mentions this in the booklet that the music wasn't included in the session mixes.
 
The music is also presented the way Kamen originally intended and recorded and there were some obvious tracking and looping in the film so there may not be music present on the album where you expected it to be and Doug Fake also makes that pretty clear in the liner notes.
 
There is a wealth of wonderful music we get to hear outside of the film for the first time and this album is a nice tip of the hat to swashbuckling, adventure films of the past. The sound is excellent.
 
Now off to figure out where that short piece that begins the ends credits in the film is on the album.

The Music, minus a short bit at the beginning, during Robin's escape from the Dungeon appears to all be present. Doug Fake mentions this in the booklet that the music wasn't included in the session mixes.
 
The music is also presented the way Kamen originally intended and recorded and there were some obvious tracking and looping in the film so there may not be music present on the album where you expected it to be and Doug Fake also makes that pretty clear in the liner notes.
 
There is a wealth of wonderful music we get to hear outside of the film for the first time and this album is a nice tip of the hat to swashbuckling, adventure films of the past. The sound is excellent.
 
Now off to figure out where that short piece that begins the ends credits in the film is on the album.

The Music, minus a short bit at the beginning, during Robin's escape from the Dungeon appears to all be present. Doug Fake mentions this in the booklet that the music wasn't included in the session mixes.
 
The music is also presented the way Kamen originally intended and recorded and there were some obvious tracking and looping in the film so there may not be music present on the album where you expected it to be and Doug Fake also makes that pretty clear in the liner notes.
 
There is a wealth of wonderful music we get to hear outside of the film for the first time and this album is a nice tip of the hat to swashbuckling, adventure films of the past. The sound is excellent.
 
Now off to figure out where that short piece that begins the ends credits in the film is on the album.

My used haul for today (apologies for bad pic):
 

Every day that passes without complete release s of all Star Wars music is like a slow torment for KM. 
 
A deep, painful burning. Like the clap!
 
That's very selfish of him!

JW hands him the score sheets:
 

 
JP: "There is no secret ingredient..."

I wasn't mad about Rogue One at first because of the total lack of character development or camaraderie. However, as time goes on and I rewatch it several times, I have learned to appreciate it for what it is and I have always loved the entire final action sequence. I just think there could've been less action in the beginning/middle of the film and more actual making us care about all these people so we actually cry when they die.
 
But the whole movie is totally worth it for the final Vader/Leia bit.
 
And I absolutely love the music.

I found Rogue One quite good.

I will say the Falcons first appearance also got a louder ovation than Luke and Leia.

Besides AOTC is still the worst.

Besides AOTC is still the worst.

I miss @artyjeffrey

Watch it be The Three Musketeers. 

Robin Hood: Prince of Thives and Shogun ordered!
 
Karol

Starting the year off with a bang!

No! What's next?
 
Karol

Watch it be The Three Musketeers. 

Watch it be The Three Musketeers.