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Jerry Goldsmith would have been 80 on 2/10/09


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I miss him. His music is awesome but I'm saddened that we have not had any new Goldsmith since his passing. I'm sure his family misses him a lot more than just his music though so I'll stop complaining.

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Eh, never really liked him. Happy birthday er-- Deathday or whatever anyways.

Ummm, that is awfully disrespectful.

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Don't worry. Someday, Taikomochi will pass, and we can all wish him a happy death day, too. Karma comes around.

Eh, never really liked him. Happy birthday er-- Deathday or whatever anyways.

Very poor taste my friend. And totally unnecessary.

Don't worry. Someday, Taikomochi will pass, and we can all wish him a happy death day, too. Karma comes around.

And perhaps Jerry will be standing at the pearly gates waiting to "greet" him. :flameblob:

Don't worry. Someday, Taikomochi will pass, and we can all wish him a happy death day, too. Karma comes around.

I'm about 20-30 years old than most of you. Find that unlikely, but I guess I could get into a car crash or something.

With the ten foot long blaster beam firmly in hand, I'm sure.

I'm about 20-30 years old than most of you. Find that unlikely, but I guess I could get into a car crash or something.

If you're 20-30 years older than the rest of us, please just show a little more respect that your maturity should have garnered upon you by now.

I'm about 20-30 years old than most of you. Find that unlikely, but I guess I could get into a car crash or something.

If you're 20-30 years older than the rest of us, please just show a little more respect that your maturity should have garnered upon you by now.

Well said. Taiko, how old do you think the lot of us are BTW? 10 years old? I think you will find that this board entertains a wide diversity of ages. If you are 30 years older than I, then you're pushing 70 old chap.

I suppose I was severely inappropriate, and for that I apologize. I shall listen to The Omen and Alien in his honor. Perhaps some First Contact.

I think he meant he was 20-30 years younger.

Then think nothing of it.

I'm about 20-30 years old than most of you. Find that unlikely, but I guess I could get into a car crash or something.

If you're 20-30 years older than the rest of us, please just show a little more respect that your maturity should have garnered upon you by now.

Well said. Taiko, how old do you think the lot of us are BTW? 10 years old? I think you will find that this board entertains a wide diversity of ages. If you are 30 years older than I, then you're pushing 70 old chap.

Oh sorry, I meant younger. I look stupid. pinch.gif

Eh, never really liked him. Happy birthday er-- Deathday or whatever anyways.

What an ***hole.

Eh, never really liked him. Happy birthday er-- Deathday or whatever anyways.

What an ***hole.

He apologized, let's move on.

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Jerry's music truly lives on for the legions who enjoy discovering his many little gems. Just got a chance to hear the Swarm for the first time yesterday. Fantastic stuff! He poured his heart into it, no matter what the project.

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One of the greatest film composers of our time. I still miss him, it was one of the few times I felt sadness over someone I'd never met.

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One of the greatest film composers of our time. I still miss him, it was one of the few times I felt sadness over someone I'd never met.

I agree with this sentiment. Both Goldsmith and Kamen's passing truly affected me. Goldsmith because he was such a master of film scoring, Kamen because as good as he was, I think he was just scratching the surface of his abilities. :huh:

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Yes, you do.

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Indeed, that would be my all-time favorite Goldsmith score. (My previous post, which was, more than anything else, a wink and nod, referred more to the poster's tagline.)

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Happy Birthday Mister Goldsmith. Your memory will always live on in your music.

I'm lucky to share your birthday today. I wonder how many other people can say that?

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This is one fan that truly misses him. You all know that I prefer Goldsmith's music over Williams any day of the week. I think today I will listen to either the complete score for Star Trek The Motion Picture or Star Trek Nemesis.

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I miss Maestro Goldsmith very much , he was such a truly gentleman, very easy going despite he was a shy person, I have been visiting the Hillside Cimetery in Culver City, 3 years ago...

I got the famous 3 CDs StarTrek : The Motion Picture, I wish some day we can have an official release of this music ( 3CDs !!! ) with his OUTLAND complete score .

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This kind of thread is kind of pointless. You can't wish someone dead a happy birthday. I find it morbid to celebrate a dead persons birthday. Thats for Elvis fans. Each of us can remember him in our own way. I have STTMP in my cd player in the car, but even just remembering him is enough

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Somebody above listed some of the movies Goldsmith scored as a tribute to the great man and reading it makes one understand completely why some are hugely unaware of exactly what he contributed.

RIP Jerry Goldsmith: THE greatest 2nd placer of all time*.

*After Al Gore.

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