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Suppose you know John personally. What would you give him for his 72th birthday?

A book about trees? A new shiny baton? Best whishes? What?

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I'll give him a piece of music I wrote so he'll use it in The Terminal performed by a real orchestra. So in a sense, it's a present for both of us. 8O

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A sip of water from the Fountain of Youth so he can live forever.

Or a sip from the Grail, but then he would have to continue writing scores from that cave... for that is the boundry, and the price, of immortality.

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I would get him the one thing he has not gotten in a while. An Oscar!!

I would steal one from the dude who won last year and deliver the goods to John. The man who rightfully deserves it. 8O

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We should send JW a JWFAN t-shirt. . ..it'd be cool if we could all have our names on it too

It would honestly be really cool if we sent him something like that . . . something with a collective message from all of us, or even individual little messages. I don't know if a shirt would be best, but it's definitely a good general idea. We would finally be noticed by the Master (if we haven't been already), and we'd be showing him our immense appreciation. Though to digress, a JWFan T-shirt could be pretty cool (relatively speaking :D ).

Ray Barnsbury-who knows that Mugglenet has site T-shirts

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I would steal one from the dude who won last year and deliver the goods to John. The man who rightfully deserves it.

I'd get him the 2001 Oscar for A.I., right after I stole it from Howard Freakin' Shore. That's right. Howard Freakin' Shore.

Dan--who's watching A.I. right now. (Monica's programming David.)

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I don't think I"D even want that.

LOL

We should send JW a JWFAN t-shirt. . ..it'd be cool if we could all have our names on it too.

Seriously that would be great.

 

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A sip of water from the Fountain of Youth so he can live forever.  

Or a sip from the Grail, but then he would have to continue writing scores from that cave... for that is the boundry, and the price, of immortality.  

How about the Philosopher's Stone?

K.M.

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He already has a good chunk of my money from all the royalties from buying all his albums. I'm sure he'll buy something nice with it. :)

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I would steal one from the dude who won last year and deliver the goods to John. The man who rightfully deserves it.

I'd get him the 2001 Oscar for A.I., right after I stole it from Howard Freakin' Shore. That's right. Howard Freakin' Shore.

Dan--who's watching A.I. right now. (Monica's programming David.)

I agree about the A.I., it is the best score of the 21st century by far. That would be really cool if we could change the past and give him yet one or two more Oscars for scores he deserved to get it for.

And that T-shirt idea is possible to be carried out I believe. We'll all send whatever we desire to appear on the t-shirt --in a scanned form-- to someone who'll be able to "copy" it on it and then forward it to JW himself... I'm really game!

Roman.-)

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i think i could do this. . . .... . i think personal messages may not fit from all of us.

i was thinking a black shirt with the jwfan in big letter on the back. and the members 'names' or 'handles' on the back in column form.

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I would steal one from the dude who won last year and deliver the goods to John. The man who rightfully deserves it.

I'd get him the 2001 Oscar for A.I., right after I stole it from Howard Freakin' Shore. That's right. Howard Freakin' Shore.

Dan--who's watching A.I. right now. (Monica's programming David.)

I agree about the A.I., it is the best score of the 21st century by far.

Well,that's why I'm not rooting for Shore to win the Oscar for the RotK score even if it's the best score this year.

K.M.

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i won't be there, but that would be cool.  so any more ideas for the tee shirt?

I'll do all I can to be there for the concert. Shame you're not coming, Ren, but JW's 2005's London stop is likely one and my only (and last?) chance to see and hear maestro in concert, live and present, and perhaps some JW members will show up there as well.

B-day present, ---. how about men's peignoir instead of T-shirt? He'd be wearing it so much more often that the T-shirt and it would leave for us a lot more space for our names and messages to be put on it. like in "Stepmom", some wizard cloak could be cool , too.

;-)

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Suppose you know John personally. What would you give him for his 72th birthday?

Morn's post count.

Neil

That would certainly stun him... ;)

And if I were as rich as Bill Gates, I'd buy him his own orchestra and chorus, largest in number and strongest in voice... yes and one fine concert hall I'd have someone build for him...

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thank Lord; we don't want another Zimmer, do you? Hope he stays away from comps as long as possible.

Or Kamen or Portman or whoever, hey? They've composed with a computer.

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With? I doubt that. But even if, so what? But not on the computer! As long as they don't generate artificial sounds on it to make it the core of the score. Plus, I have nothing against Zimmer, but one Hans is enough for me.

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Umm yes with, Kamen was a big fan of the program Sibelius, they used him in their advertising, with Kamen quoted as saying even Sibelius would use Sibelius. Kamen composed on a computer.

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I understand what you mean.

I have a tremble when I see that these days they're prevailingly using computers to store recorded cues in it, and they even mix and edit it in/with computers. I hope the music doesn't get any synthesized and thinned, you know, there is no harm upon the final sound, right? I mean, when I think of music stored in a file in computer, I picture digitalized pixels and stuff like mp3 and such and in connection with music it awes me. I'm old-fashioned, yeah.

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Hey, many genius's in history spent their lives trying to give you that 'lifeless binary code'! ;)

So old fashioned.... :) Respect the pinnacle of technology and sound quality would you. ;)

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