Tallguy

I'm in shock AND I'm laughing so hard I'm crying.

I don't think so. I was just trying to figure out if you had a problem with the presentation or if you just don't like The Doors. It appears to be the latter.

Well, to be fair neither can Stone. In the movie or in general?

Believe me, I get it.

nvm

I don't want to be that guy, but I am amazed at how much traffic this thread is getting with still 0 news. I mean, if it IS Williams (it's not) wouldn't you want THAT to be news?

This is the way.

I think I'll be closer in age to Grandpa Simpson than Homer. So I remember listening to Elfman's Batman score on CD, which was the style at the time...

Sky Bandits! I think I and the other three people who saw this in the theater should meet for coffee. (Actually those were some good friends of mine and I miss them.) Seriously what a weird and fun little movie that was. It's one of those movies that is so obscure it's hard to remember that it happened. Nice to know the score still sounds good. For you young'uns, the mid 80's was a FANTASTIC time to be a teenager in. (Wait. Was "Young Guns" a play on Young'uns? Good heavens. That took me almost 40 years to figure out!) RIP.

Like Oliver Stone.

Probably a great movie. Some of it might even be true. (Some very specific moments are really not.) And Kilmer is astounding in it. Ahhh, pre-Sleepless in Seattle Meg Ryan. Before she had to be "America's Sweetheart" every damn time.

There was an August 1st date posted for countries outside of the U.S. but I think that's been walked back. But that's pretty much where Lower Decks lived so it's not crazy. EDIT: Ah, I had posted that before.

I'm not watching trailers... I'm not watching trailers... I'm not watching trailers... I'm not watching trailers... I'm not watching trailers... LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA! (Is there a date?)

OK, this made my day. funny how people can talk past each other. Now I wonder what I would have thought of this if I had had all of the other discs. Maybe a little burdened because I had to pick up the new thing for a handful of tracks? But as it was I didn't have any of those albums on LP or CD. This was maybe the third or fourth CD I bought? Star Wars, Sunday in the Park with George. Chess? By Request. I think Star Tracks II was in there somewhere... And I only knew about By request because I had a friend who had it and I was amazed that there was a recording of 1941. (I'm just imagining when I only had four or five CDs. ) This is still pretty much THE essential Williams CD. I know it's before Jurassic Park and obviously Potter.

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