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I don't know if he performed it since, but The Lost World was performed at the London 1998 concerts, and it was amazing.

Thanks. I recall he sure sounded American. Interesting, he had a small role in Episodes 1 and 3 I honestly can't remember if I knew he was English at the time or if I assumed he was American. And yes, I recall he did a fine job. My memory of the narration is more than a little hazy though. Wow, 22 years ago.

It was also performed in London in 1998. I forget the narrator -I know it was an American actor that I wasn't familiar with. I have the flyer from the night, but the narrator isn't mentioned. I recall it sounded a little different. I think "The First Car In Town" was either slightly faster or slower than the recorded suite. "The Horse Race" piece sounded fantastic!

I did that years ago... and yes, "The First Car in Town" and "The Horse Race" are great standalone pieces and unlike anything on the OST.

Merry Christmas came to my mind first using the "happy/joyous" definition.

That's nice we're not getting "The Imperial March' and "May The Force Be With You" again.

Anne-Sophie was just diagnosed with the Corona virus. She posted a video on Facebook. She seems in good spirits, just described feeling lazy. https://www.facebook.com/annesophiemutter/videos/1278304599033992/

Ann Sophie Mutter just posted a video on Facebook. She tested positive. Sounds in good spirits - so far she said she's just feeling lazy,

He's said repeatedly he'll continue to write music while he's able to. That should be common knowledge to most regular visitors here. That was the main reason the prediction he'd retire at the end of 2019 was met with responses that can be summarized with one word: "bullshit".

I wonder if Williams will make some new arrangements or revisit Han Solo and the Princess, the first page of which showed up in one of Sophie's Instagram posts. I would love to hear that!

Now that that's been totally debunked, any chance you could share your sources?

I'm guessing Willians will score it, and Spielberg will start working on a new project soon, one that Williams will also score. Yay.

None taken, and that's good advice for any situation. 48 new cases in Korea... 46 members of that cult. They really pack them in at their services. All sit close together. A virus's dream come true. https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2020/02/119_283861.html

No, I took an interest in lots^. As an observer and collector of info etc. It was a hobby that was very satisfying at times - and equally stressful at times. Some pretty nasty criminals at the tops of those food chains. Here's one article I helped with about this particular cult and its activities in Melbourne. A brief quote, and a lot of background info to help the journalist get up to speed. He worked on it off and on for well over 6 months. https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/inquirer/brainwashed-annie-taken-by-the-cult/news-story/89488c31db86e848a4608d44d5217286 Might be quoted in another piece tomorrow.

I'm home in Australia for the week but live and work in South Korea. I teach at a uni, and the semester was supposed to start March 2. My uni delayed start by a week and lot of others delayed two or three weeks. So longer winter vacation for me. Provided I can still get in the country next week! I used to live in Daegu, and I used to have a huge site that explored lesser-known Korean cults, including the one whose members spread it in Daegu. Unintentionally, but being part of a secretive deceptive organization sure played a role in them spreading it when they should have been in isolated. Doesn't describe the group much, but I'm very familiar with them - I know a lot of former and current members and have been to a number of their events. They usually try to silence critical media attention with legal threats and bullshit law suits. They won't be able to keep a lid on this one. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-51572137?fbclid=IwAR0h1mDmqsgIIh0thG8XJ2nc0OIguHd7TZsmjo1Rzguiy47Rx3rn-NZqDp0