King Mark

Forgot how to put the time stamp at 8.22

ToD End Creditsa is the first that came to mind Also the last part of Kingdom of Crystal Skull end credits where there's a new version of the Raider's march playing with the old one

I'm still not a fan of vinyl but I support it because it helps physical media stay alive.

well , Japanese people are refined!

The commentators on NBC were all like wow and Kelly Clarkson couldn't even speak because she was crying. About 100% of the Youtube comments say something along the lines of "one of the best live performances by anyone ever"

I think most people on earth know his music and hum the Star Wars theme, but can they name who he is and connect the dots that it's the same person who wrote all these iconic soundtracks? Probably not. And not that many people listen to his music on it's own like we do .

I definitely heard a longer bit with choirs oh, and I'm not a huge fan of songs in general and even Celine Dion, but that performance of hers was something else...

There exists a version that has the ending extended about 1 minute and is even more bombastic if that is even possible . We called it the "soccer" version because it played over the soccer broadcasts in one of the previous olympics I'm hearing the "new" version of Summon the Heroes in the NBC night time re-run. It play at the end when the athletes are carrying the torch .It's similar to the "medal ceremony" version ("Basketball version") but has choirs and stuff

I'm hearing a new arrangement of Summon the Heroes on NBC but I don't think it's arranged by Williams

Zimmer: I still can't hum the "He's a Pirate " theme in my head after all these years

1975(Jaws)-1984 (Temple of Doom) maybe a bit later to include Amazing Stories and Spacecamp. After that it was hit and miss in late 80's and 90's . His style changed and he ventured in a period that's the least favorite to some with drama scores like Presumed Innocent,7 years in Tibet, Sleepers, Stepmom Rosewood , Oliver Stone movies etc.. And you definitely can't include the mid 90 to late 90's until Phantom Menace in his true golden period because it's a clear phase unto itself. Anyways I lived through it and wondered when JW was going to "get back to normal" scoring big fantasy Adventure movies

that must be it, he's getting new pacemaker batteries

Got mine a few days ago.

it's a new revision of Meet the Press. Very different than the original

My best guess is that he had a fall and hurt his back or something