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1982, with the "terrorist" line cut. So I guess it was the 1988 home video version. But no CGI and guns aplenty!
Neil
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The beegining sound like media ventures trailer music. (it sound synth too)
Give "Down With The Enterprise" (found here) a listen.
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I haven't seen Schindler's List since 1994. I saw Jaws, ET and Star Wars (or a movie slightly resembling Star Wars) theatrically in 2007.
I saw a print of Fiddler on the Roof last month.
Last week I watched The Fury on DVD.
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Well since Adolf closed the other thread, I suppose we can continue the discussion here.
Hmmm, I close your unsubstantiated thread and then get compared to the world's greatest mass murderer. Interesting. And people say this is a thankless task.
Learn some manners.
Now in case anyone is paying attention, I'm not saying this isn't Giacchino. I wouldn't recognize Giacchino's pastiche style. I just seek confirmation, that's all. The rules clearly state to post sources (check out rules 8 and 9). No one has. That's why I closed and re-titled the other thread. Trekmovie.com hasn't listed a composer for this promo, and Anthony is on top of this stuff. So until then, I'm inclined to believe that the music is not by Giacchino.
Feel free to disagree with me, but please don't call me or anyone names.
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I think it's worth it and worth its own seperate discussion from the movie.
I don't, as there isn't any indication that it's music by Giacchino.
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And yes, the Varese cover Pieter used in the OP is a fake.
You shee. You can tell by the crosh shectionsh.
It rates a 4 for me. It's a lot of fun and has the most interesting variation of the main title. It's not great, but it's very good.
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Yeah, it's a manual thing, that I'll probably update once a month. I can just look at the dates and see what's changed.
I'm also keeping my back ups far away from the toilet.
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Neil S. Cat
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I just bought a new 500 GB hard drive to back up my iTunes library. So my entire collection is now on two drives. I recommend this.
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Getting really tired of that damn poster Neil...
Well I suppose I could post this one, but the tag line isn't as applicable.
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Desert Chase
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It's fine. Anyone who had read Jon Burlingame's piece on this music knew in advance it was being recorded in the event of bad weather.
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Steef, check the "Album Artist" box on those files.
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Star Trek
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At normal speed?
In my quick informal estimation, yes. It sounds the same to me.
I don't feel like getting all analytical on this, but if they just ripped the CD to get the audio for this there shouldn't be any speed changes.
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It's the DCC track 1, isn't it?
No, it's the recording of "The Raiders March" from "The Indiana Jones Trilogy" with the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nic Raine.
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Go here.
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And tomorrow we can celebrate George Burns' 113th birthday.
Sorry, I already have plans to celebrate something else tomorrow.
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I have a huge book of Poe's works but I have no idea where it is.
Check under the sofa.
Neil - who won't sleep in a sewer to celebrate this event
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You can tag all the misspelled files at once in iTunes.
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Koray's comparison of the Superman albums isn't valid. He's missing a track from the FSM (damn those people who share things on the net!). Also, the Rhino included "Luthor's Luau" which has been moved to disc 8 of the FSM set and the Rhino includes the full "The Flying Sequence / Can You Read My Mind" twice (with and without spoken lyrics) which the FSM does not. That would all certainly account for the timing differences, especially Koray's missing track.
What you gain with the FSM is more music and better quality.
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Isn't the release date 03-06-09?
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The Boys from Brazil was recorded overseas with a non-union orchestra. Next silly question.
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Okay, Did Anyone Notice....
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....that Film Score Monthly has released the original tracks to Time After Time? I thought it was a big deal.
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