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Many thanks for Shelly Manne's Peter Gunn.
It swings, and so do you!
@ soulpeeps - :) Got it!
"for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf"
by Ntozake Shange
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZQBU6XXR
Original Broadway Cast Recording
Poetry, music, 1976.
* track list in file but due to nature of the readings done as Side One and Side Two.
Enjoy!
Thingmaker,
Richard Band's "Doctor Mordrid" & "The Pit and the Pendulum"
would be a most welcome treat.
Many thanks!
@ Thingmaker: if you could upload "The pit and the pendulum", you'll be great... :)
One of my favourite scores:
NORMA JEAN AND MARILYN
Here's the link to the long out of sale score for the Marilyn Monroe biopic NORMA JEAN AND MARILYN by Christopher Young. Warmly recommended:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29931603/norma_jean_and_marilyn.zip.html
Best wishes,
Cedric
And to stay with Christopher Young, here is a suite for the Denzel Washington starring THE HURRICANE:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29933736/the_hurricane.zip
Hope you enjoy it.
Best wishes,
Cedric
(Instead of a mp3 it's a wav file; sorry for my computer ignorance.)
Cedric, thanks a lot for the Norma Jean and Marilyn soundtrack!
:)
As another request, anyone got the soundtrack for the Inspector Gadget cartoon?
Here's the back cover:
http://filmmuziek.xs4all.nl/composer/other/F-N/inspector%20gadget%20back.JPG
@ Breton girl
Glad you're glad. If there's another score you are looking for, please let me know.
Best wishes,
Cedric
P.S.: Does 'Breton' refer to the French region Bretagne?
Sorry to get in the middle of a conversation cedric. :)
Here's a British comedy from 1964 starring Alan Bates, Denholm Elliott, and Harry Andrews.
"Nothing But the Best"
by Ron Grainer
Title song vocal Millicent Martin
3 tracks played by The Eagles!
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=I76AOD4F
enjoy
Thanks for every sharing.
I like it,but nobody posted yet.
John Cameron "A Touch Of Class"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SZ0O1E58
Here is for soulpeeps
Manu Dibango "Comment Faire L'amour Avec Un Negre Sans Se Fatigu"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RE9JHVNM
My request
John Barry "Body Heat"(OST,not re-recording)
Johnny Mandel "The Sandpiper"
Lalo Schifrin "The Osterman Weekend"
Piero Piccioni "Cadaveri Eccellenti"
Vladimir Cosma "Maldonne"
@ The Disney Gals
"The Sword in the Stone"
Richard M. & Robert B. Sherman
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LI09SDHR
EnJOY
@ Cedric: Breton is for the people who lives in the Bretagne region, yes... :) And just in case you know this area, i was born in Dinan and now i live in Saint Malo... ;)
@ Breton girl
Sorry for the off topic rambling, but I do know Saint Malo; nice historical village where corsairs used to port? Several of them were portrayed by the painter Etienne Blendin, if memory serves me correctly.
Cedric
Here's "The Sound Barrier" (Malcolm Arnold) - with "Malta G.C." (Arnold Bax) - at 320 - no images.
http://rapidshare.com/files/29974918/SoundB.ZIP.html
It's A very short CD, at 17:42
Next up will be "Doctor Mordrid" with "Demonic Toys" and then "The Pit and the Pendulum"
I should mention that I do have a good rip from LP of Richard Band's "The Day Time Ended"...
Gosh, Cedric!!!!!! Etienne Blandin (with a A) was a memember of my family... His wife was/is my grandmother's cousin (she still alive, and not too bad for someone about 99 years old!)... :)
@Ronnie C
Thanks for taking the time to add the axtra library tracks, you're a gentleman :)
Lazar's has Jimmy Smith THE CAT arranged by Lalo:
http://lazarslounge.blogspot.com/2007/05/jimmy-smith-cat-1964.html#links
Today's offering. Hope you enjoy.
Bernard Herrmann:
FARENHEIT 451
http://www.mediafire.com/?3ykqznt0idz
@ Breton Girl
Here's Candyman3:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29986256/candyman_3.zip.html
Enjoy, Olaf
Olaf, thanks a lot! :)
Here is a re-posting of some favorites that might have gotten lost during the last several months.
To be honest, I am too lazy to check all these links, so let me know if any are dead and I'll happily re-upload them for youze people.
"In Search of..." '70's TV score
by W. Michael Lewis & Laurin Rinder
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LDWICJG2
"The Baby Maker"
by Fred Karlin
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=13HTVJBY
"Slaves"
by Bobby Scott
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CX8P3E98
"Robbery"
by Johnny Keating
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QFFHDW5F
"Born Again"
by Les Baxter
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DZCO1CG6
"Norwood"
by Al DeLory
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VF1759C5
"For the Love of Benji"
by Euel Box
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KV267ZJ3
"Where the Lilies Bloom"
by The Earl Scruggs Revue
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DR8XX4JI
"Lilith" in Stereo
by Kenyon Hopkins
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4Y79RPDP
"The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings"
by William Goldstein
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ORBE9VA4
"Mama Dracula"
by Roy Budd
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HBX3VXGY
"The Farmer" @320
by Hugo Montenegro
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Q9LAJRT7
@ Everybody - Has anyone heard from our friend quinlan?
enJoy
Who's up for some more Malcolm Arnold?
"Trapeze" (1956), from LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29726275/MA-Trapeze.rar
"Inn Of The Sixth Happiness" (1958), from LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29735758/MA-InnOfTheSixthHappiness.rar
"The Key" (1958), from LP @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30004445/MA-TheKey.rar
Thanks thingmaker, for The Sound Barrier!
Great filmpac! Gonna keep me busy with those.
Heck, I'm still back at the Buddy Rich posts!
OK- I'm going to fish for this one again.
"36 HOURS" by Dimitri Tiompkin
I don't care if it's the Varese Lp issue but a Hi-Fi can't possibly do the rousing Main Title any justice.
:) thanks
Orgy in Rhythm has a triplet of soundtracks posted should anyone be hunting for these: Michel Colombier's "L'Heritier", Quincy Jones' "The Deadly Affair", and David Shire's "Farewell, My Lovely".
The website is
http://orgyinrhythm.blogspot.com/
@ isbum
Roy Budd's score for "Mama Dracula" was a great discovery. Probably given the subject matter it is quite different from his normal material and I think one of his best
@ breton
There's also an excellent whisky from the region called (perhaps not too surprisingly!) Whisky Breton
E.T - The Extra-Terrestrial Original Release
Composed By: John Williams
01. Three Million Light Years from Home
02. Abandoned and Pursued
03. E.T. and Me
04. E.T.'s Halloween
05. Flying
06. E.T. Phone Home
07. Over the Moon
08. Adventure on Earth
http://rapidshare.com/files/29898525/E.T_-_original.rar.html
Password: comunidade soundtrack movie de a - z
@ Isbum - OK, I can do 36 Hours, but please to give me 36 hours;-)
@ filmpac - 34 and counting down.
This has been on the request list for a looong time.
"The Touchables"
by Ken Thorne
songs by Ferris Wheel, Wynder K. Frog, Roy Redman and Nirvana!
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EPUMMJIL
Lot's O'Pic's Inside Too!:)
e n j o y
Anyone who could upload The Amityville Horror original lp (the 33 rpm) with front and back scans, please?
My blog is very sleepy tonight.
Bacchanal hangover I guess. ;)
@ thingmaker
"The Day Time Ended"? Yes please!
Sorry if I'm in error on this but did you say some time back you also had the LP for Ferde Grofe's "Rocketship X-M" score? The Starlog record? That would be great to hear!
Here's Richard Band's "Doctor Mordrid" with "Demonic Toys" at 320 - no images.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DQBEKB60
I'll get "The Pit and the Pendulum" up and "The Day Time Ended".
Sorry about "Rocketship XM". It will require some free time since my current setup is still not good for LP ripping. But I will get to it.
@ filmpac
Thanks for UNTIL SEPTEMBER. Love that score!! Track 11 seems to be corrupt, however. Any chance of replacing it? Thanks!
bistis6 - Little trick to get around those pesky errors is to open the rar file, right click on the corrupted track and select "Extract to the Specified Folder." In the new window, on the bottom left under "Miscellaneous" check "Keep Broken Files" and then extract as usual. That usually does the trick.
In case it doesn't work though, here's Track 11:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30171203/Until_September_-_11_-_Memories.mp3.html
Here's Richard Band's "The Pit and the Pendulum" at 320 - no images.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RV9ZMHW1
@ Filmpac - Thanks for the fixup on "The People that Time Forgot". And thanks for the Malcolm Arnold scores.
I'll have "The Day Time Ended" up soon.
@ Mumford
Thanks for the tip, it worked. If only I had known that months ago. Either that, or had bothered to look at the extraction options. LOL And thanks for going to the trouble to upload the track.
Yo Jazz: Love to hear the GRUMPIER OLD MEN boot in 320 when you get a chance!
Now some sharing: Noticed links around town to this title seemed to have gone stale, so I reupped it for a friend:
Shirley Walker's FINAL DESTINATION 2
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0ZD0E84H
Enjoy!
h20,
Thank you so much for the Manu Dibango!
This is for you:
The Sandpiper OST
also contains 2 bonus tracks:
-Bird Bath (not used in the movie)
-Weekend Montage (unedited)
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/1299367/The_Sandpiper_OST.rar
Enjoy!
Sorry the link cut off. Here's the hyperlink. Just click.
The Sandpiper
@ all
I just posted 25-track expanded promo of Randy Newman's A Bug's Life. I hope it is enjoyed. It's a CD rip @320Kb.
http://scoredaddys.blogspot.com/2007/05/randy-newman-bugs-life-expanded-promo.html
Thingmaker, thanks a lot for The pit & the pendulum :)
Here's my LP rip of Richard Band's "The Day Time Ended" at 256 - no images.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30194700/The_Day.ZIP.html
I plead guilty to actually liking the movie too... It's pretty poor - mostly just an excuse for some stop motion and other effects - but I've always loved the deserted alien spaceport. Anybody else seen the authorized DVD release? It's the worst looking transfer I've seen outside some films in 50 movie sets and other cheap collections of public domain items.
I posted this on another blog to answer a request. Perhaps someone here will enjoy this:
Close Encounters original album Var*se CD rip at 320 with the disco cue (a personal favorite)
http://rapidshare.com/files/29947436/CE3K.rar
thingmaker-
Thank you for Mutant!
Good day to all.
Sorry, I haven't had a chance to post anything in a couple of days. I'll try to get something up today :)
@isbum-
How are you mate? Thank you for The Touchables. I've heard allot about this score, so I'm anxious to hear it :)
@soulpeeps
Thanks too for The Sandpiper. I could have sworn I had this LP somewhere, but I've yet to find it. So again, thanks for putting this one up.
@filmpac-
How ya doin' friend?
Thanks so much for posting the Malcolm Arnold. I have only a few by Arnold, so I'm very happy to see these posted. :)
I hear his score for David Copperfield is suppose to be quite nice as well.
@ isbum - In keeping with the rules of the house, file this under "hard to find", at least it was for friend Isbum;) Coming off of The Guns of Navarone, Tiomkin provided a taut, piano-dominated score with an accent on stealth.
Dimitri Tiomkin "36 Hours" (1964), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30106462/DT-36Hours.rar
@ everyone - Someone somewhere asked for this, I think it's just about the last of the Mike Curb soundtracks that have been shared here and there. Done in a twangy surf guitar style. Not the greatest bitrate but ultra hard to find.
Mike Curb "Skaterdater" (1966), from LP @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30126329/MC-Skaterdater.rar
@ mumford - Thanks for the assist on Until September. I test the archives before uploading nowadays, so it seems strange there was an error. Did you also strike an error on the same track?
@ 7 black notes - Thanks for the Stardust soundtrack. Your upload seems to cover the last 11 tracks of 40 (tracklist), which are certainly the hardest ones to find. Would you happen to have the whole thing complete, before I stitch them together from various sources?
@ isbum - Should be noted that The Eagles on your "Nothing But The Best" soundtrack are NOT the same Eagles as the Hotel California ones. A sweet upload, thanks for sharing!
@ scoredaddy - Thanks for the John Williams live!
@ filmpac
Thanks for Inn Of The Sixth Happiness. First time I've listened to a score by Malcolm Arnold and I'm going to grab the others as well.
Thanks again, for the itroduction and the opportunity.
@ Filmpac:
Hi, I have the complete two-LP set of Stardust but only transferred the material that was done for the film. I can post the other two LP sides if you like for the full 40-track experience; it's all standard oldies by Aretha Franklin, etc.
This beautiful unreleased score by Georges Delerue is quite a gem.
MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S2KPMBWS
Enjoy :)
@ THXjay
Here are those short track library versions of Mark Shreeves "RIDING THE EDGE" & "ENERGY FOUNTAIN" you requested.
"Riding the Edge"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=I1HF4RQH
"Energy Fountain"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S75S6YBL
All the best.
@ All- Bear with me here, i'll try not to go on too much.
@ soulpeeeps - Did you get my "For Colored Girls.." post? Looking back I see that I might have pulled a G on the El Topo's.
In the rush to prevent anyone going through the seperate track downloads(I went through that and it made me crazy) and having an active link to the set I jumped in.
Please accept my humble apology.
@ filmpac - Listening to "36 Hours" now and I love this score!
If you listen to the Main Title on headphones, you'll hear the piano figure being hunted from one channel to the other and out.
Brilliant descriptive for a man being hunted, in my estimation.
As to it being an in print FSM title, I would prefer the link not stay active for more than a few days. Other sites like Share, or lurkers might post it elsewhere, and I feel these are best kept in the Family here, privatly shared, or at the least as a "limited time" offering.
Should this place still be here at the end of the year Holidays, I hope we can do some "gift sharing" again.
@ All - I think it would be most excellent of us to drop dear friend nomwl1 a get well wish. With all that is going on, I am certain this would be a tonic to his general health.
Write to:
nomwl2@yahoo.com
@ tony - For you, I re-upped this Stanley Myers produced Lp. I am always on the lookout for a better copy because I love this record.
"Changes" *not an OST
by Stanley Myers
featuring John Williams - gutarist
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XX1V9M51
filmpac - On the two "Eagles", did you notice the other "Nirvana" on "The Touchables"? ! Name copyright's can be a drag i'll bet.
Oooh, jazz version of the "36 Hours" Main Title is so cool man!
Since I havn't seen many posts of soundtracks by Christopher Franke (Ex Tangerine Dream)on any of the blogs, I'm going to post one, and here it is, the TV Soundtrack to that great series
"BABYLON 5" @320 (incl artwork)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5LXU1R64
This was the first and best of the Babylon 5 CD's, and contains suites from the Episodes:-
Chrysalis,
Mind War,
Parliament of Dreams &
The Geometry of Shadows.
Enjoy!!!
Does Any One Have
NOMAD, THE WARRIOR
Composed By: Carlo Siliotto
and
Elizabethtown Original Score
Hi Gang,
want to run a few titles by you before I go ripping thease old records,
as I have to go round to my mates to do it. I will up load them when they are done
but if any of you have them them available as downloads already
please let me know, as it will save me a lot of time.
Cheers.
Isaac Hayes- new horizon
the Savage 7 - biker film (Cream,Iron butterfly)
Thunder Alley - Mike Curb
The prime of mis jean brodie. - R McKuen
Soundtrack charles Lloyd- ??? any one know this?
The Trap- Ron Goodwin
Alice's Resturant-Garry Sherman
Love is a funny ting.- F LAi
Goodbye Emmanuelle- serge Gainsberg
The Garden of the Finzi Continis - Manuel De Sica (lovely score)
Slaughters big rip off- J brown
Black Ceaser-J brown
Up tight - Broker T jones
The Sun in your skin- G Marchetti,
Joe Panther- Fred Karlin
All the right noises - Melanie
Robbery (UK stereo) -J Keating
@ mr.t - Here are the one's I have seen posted already.
Up Tight - by rocket here.
Garden of the Finzi - by me
The Trap - by filmpac here
Prime of Miss Jean - by 7 Black Notes @ his place
Please post these mr.t!
Joe Panther
Robbery in Stereo!
BIKER FLICKs!! Oh YES!!
Savage 7
Thunder Alley
While I have seen the James Brown scores around town, they would be most welcome here.
Hope this helps mr.t
@ tony - The Delerue is a heartbreaker! Don't make a grown man cry brother. It's beautiful!
@ scoredaddy,
Your sharing of the extended A Bug's Life is indeed appreciated. Thank you very much! I have adored this score for years now.
Oddly, I was just recently listening to the regular release, and wondered if there was something more complete.
SPARTACUS THE HERO
@ maimone digital,
Thanks for Amazing Stories the other day. You consistently deliver the goods buddy!
@ everyone,
Thanks to you all for your generosity and for helping to make this such a great community! Only a few days have passed since I was able to pay much attention here, and the coffers runneth over!
(does that mean anything or am I gibbering?)
SPARTACUS THE HERO
@mr.t I would put my vote in for
Isaac Hayes- new horizon
Thunder Alley - Mike Curb
The prime of mis jean brodie. -(Always wanted to hear this, have heard a couple of other McKuen OST's and loved them)
Alice's Resturant-Garry Sherman
Goodbye Emmanuelle- serge Gainsberg
The Garden of the Finzi Continis - Manuel De Sica (lovely score)
Slaughters big rip off- J brown
Up tight - Broker T jones
The Sun in your skin- G Marchetti,
Joe Panther- Fred Karlin
All the right noises - Melanie
Sounds like a bunch of great stuff, I for one would be VERY thankful for these! Cheers! JP
Would anyone happen to have "Grizzly"? another site had it at one time but the link is dead now and I lost it here when my old computer crashed :'(
@isbum-
Crying is a good thing my friend :)
Seriously, It works wonders for me.
And thank you so much for the Stanley Myers, going to download right now. :)
@mr. t--
Post away! Some great stuff you have there :)
@ tony - Yes. I do feel better.
Thanks Mr. Delerue, and bless you.
@ marco - I got the Grizzly for ye!
Attax or 7 Black posted it what seems like years ago now.
1 Grizz comin' up.
I was listening to this driving all over the valley this weekend.
Thought I'd up the Deluxe version.
No extra tracks from the movie here, but 11 popular songs by the composer Harry Nilsson.
"Skidoo" & Harry's Hit's
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=L80EQDKZ
Several more live links.
"The Domino Principle"
by Billy Goldenberg
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0K97BL75
"Charly"
by Ravi Shankar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3YH6AECV
and for the brave, Industrial band KODE IV's take on "The Exorcist"
titled
"Possessed (Demonic Mix)"
* single track
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6I8XZS97
EnjoY
@ marco - Sorry to say that I dropped one of the 3 versions of the song "What Makes a Man a Man" when I ripped it. I stopped doing that for this very reason.:(
"Grizzly"
by Robert O. Ragland
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FTKPPV25
Isbum!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG! Thank You!!!! May you blessed with a winning scratch off ticket!
I honestly did not see your post of "Colored Girls". I'm starting to get cross-eyed because there are so many posts and if I scroll too fast I miss a bunch of stuff. I just can't keep up.
Thanks for the mea culpa, too. You're the best!
Is it possible to compile a list of posted links for easier reference? It might help to eliminate duplicate requests and posts.
Just suggestin'.
Thanks. :)
@ soulpeeps - Good suggestion, but it would take someone far more organized than me to accomplish.
I found the "Colored Girls" at CD Trader in the San Fernando Valley and it had your name on it.:)
@ breton girl and sallie
I keep forgetting my list of the Disney's when I shop. As a result, I have got 2 that were already posted, "Happiest Millionaire" and "The Sword in the Stone" - which I posted but the lack of responce tells me someone posted it.
Here's a new rip @320
"Zita"
by Francois de Roubaix
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8DUE4V82
I finally saw "Raw Meat" aka "Death Line" this weekend.
Any of you have the score that you could share?
Thank you SO MUCH for Grizzly!!!
One little request for this evening:
UN AUTRE HOMME UNE AUTRE CHANCE
(Another Man, Another Chance) - Francis Lai
Many thanks :)
@ thingmaker
Gracias for "The Day Time Ended". When I first read articles about the movie I was keen to see it, and when I finally did catch the movie it was, well, underwhelming. Some nice effects though, and a storyline that in a way beats "Poltergeist" to the punch.
Mr. T-
I would love to hear
Slaughters big rip off- J brown
Black Ceaser-J brown
Thank You!
Isbum,
Thanks for setting up a new peaceful place for friends to share.
Anyone who's a friend of Isbum is welcome at the SLPMOC. Some nice goodies there every once in a while.
Peace,
JH
That's very kind of you John.
I have found some really great music over at your place.
Kudos to you for the invite!
Wow, lots of things happening since I last stuck my nose in. Thunder Alley has been a looong time request, woo-hoo! And Savage 7, oh yes baby!!
Isbum, I am fine with dropping off 36 Hours in 36 hours or so. But a suggestion if I may? I've got a pretty good idea on download patterns here now, and know that 90% of downloads happen in the first 36 hours. Any spike later indicates it has been posted outside this forum. I can then kill it ASAP. I feel it would be better to keep it alive (in the family here, as you say, for new friends). But if you want me to kill it I will. Your call?
PS. Good news, I've got a lead on your Lalo Most Wanted, stay tuned. And lots more new goodies.
@ 7 black notes - If not too much trouble, yes please on the complete Stardust soundtrack, would be super!
Penelope by Johnny Williams. This is not my rip, nor do I remember where I got it. Thanks to the original poster.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30298933/penelope.rar
@ filmpac
You’re talking about killing your links because 90% are downloaded within 36 hours of posting.
Since May 4 I’ve been battling to download posts uploaded with megaupload, e.g. isbum’s Greek Cooking by Phil Woods and your Bridge On The River Kwai. (There are a few more as well that I would like to have listened to).
This is the message I get each time:
“Unfortunately, all available bandwidth is currently reserved for our premium customers. Therefore, free downloads will be unavailable for the next 8 hours.
We're working on adding more capacity for free users and would like to apologize for the inconvenience.
Your Megaupload Team”
Problem is, the 8 hours simply continue and I can never download anything.
I don’t know why this is happening – perhaps it’s because I’m not in the USA.
I’m not about to become a premium customer – being a retiree I don’t have money to spend on such luxuries. So if you kill links now I’ll never get them, even if the problem is eventually resolved.
@ronnie. c
Thanks for taking the time to rip & post those library tracks :)
Cheers
New Lalo Schifrin post at El Reza:
http://elreza.blogspot.com/2007/05/lalo-schifrin-new-fantasy-1.html
Would anyone happen to have Alan Silvestri's "Dutch" or "Cop & A Half"?
Here is a Goldsmith snack. I have never seen "Love Field" the movie but I like the score. Check it out, my CD rip at 320 with art.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30368322/Love_Field.rar
@ mel - I am really only talking short-term availability for VERY new, in print, small lable releases.
Things like V@rese Club, Intr@da Special Edition, FSM, really any little lable that releases scores for love, not money.
What filmpac said about downoad's peaking in the first few days, can be applied to film scores released to the general marketplace.
They also peak while the film is playing on screens around the world.
Let's say their was a soundtrack release for Spiderman 3,
I wouldn't want it posted here at least until the film has played out it's theatrical run.
Now that most DVD's have isolated scores, (some give out a seperate soundtrack disc) posting them becomes a moot point.
What are mirror post's? I see them mentioned, and think it might solve Mel's problem with megaupload.
@ filmpac - how's Friday night for ending the 36 Hours link?
@ everybody - Tell your friends that we are here. If you come across somebody who is looking to find out where we have gone to, feel free to let them know about isbumsplace.
I'll do my best to keep this spot friendly and welcoming.
The rules are in place and my little trash can is at the ready.
Thanks to you marvelous folks, we'll be fine.
Bob Hope comedy from the '60's.
New rip @320
"8 on the Lam"
by George Romanis
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z2P92KPE
It's a Diller!;)
Another digitalgold gem @320
"The Day the Fish Came Out"
by Mikis Theodorakis
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LLOSGK70
Candice Bergen is no dummy, she's had a career in film and television that is incredible.
Yep, i.m a Boston Legal fan.
This soundtrack was back when she was quite the globe trotting babe.
Got me wondering..what kind of a score did "Carnal Knowledge" have?
THANKS TO THE DIVERSE PEOPLE WHO SENT ME THIS NEW ADRESS DON ROBERTO, JOHN MAIMONE, ISBUM¡)
AND NOW A GROUP OF REQUESTS:
-THE VERY BEST OF VLADIMIR COSMA
-FLIGHT OF THE NAVIGATOR (alan silvestri)
-THE FILM MUSIC OF BRONISLAU KAPER
37minutes ,lp
-BRUCE BABCOCK: ORCHESTRAL MUSIC FOR FILM, 63 minutes, it has music from various episodes of "murder she wrote"¡¡¡
-and finally, BAY OF BLOOD,32minutes by Stelvio Cipriani. Great melodies and music for this gory and bllody film, reminiscent of Friday the 13th¡¡
THANKSS
@ alex - Here's your Bloody Bay!
Sorry, but the tracklist will show 16 thru 36 because it's paired with Cipriani's Mark Il Poliziotto on my Cd.
"Bay of Blood"
by Stelvio Cipriani
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HLMGUY57
Have a nice swim!
@ EVERYONE - Hey, I just got a special request from my friend in Wisconsin.
"Fly Away Home" by Mark Isham
He wants the Academy Promo
If you have this a good bit rate would be supremely appreciated!
@ isbum - Friday night it is, so anyone wanting Tiomkin's 36 Hours should grab it before the link is killed. For Mel, that was a rapidshare link, so you should be fine. And many thanks for the pair of Quincy's, I am digging them both. Love the Ha-Cha-Cha song, even though I've never seen the movie.
Lalo Schifrin "Most Wanted 1968-1979", @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30425740/LS-MostWanted.rar
@ the musical lovers - Check out the Mostly Ghostly Music Sharing Blaaahhhggg!!! for a special treat, the soundtrack to the animated film "Gay Purr-ee", with Judy Garland. As the blog owner says "This seems like it should have been a Disney Film but was actually released by Warner Brothers." And for the Disney crew, there are also a couple of storybook LPs (story narration), including Blackbeard's Ghost with Peter Ustinov.
@ ronnie c - Please to add my thanks for the complete Mark Shreeves, much appreciated.
PS. Please visit the front page of YDHTVTB and lend your support to Nomwl1.
Another unreleased score by Georges Delerue- A LITTLE SEX
Tracks 21-28 are from JULIA and track 29 from PAUL ET VIRGINIE
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GSGT2D4T
Happy Listening :)
I second the request for FLY AWAY HOME and also have a friend looking for Zimmer's CHILL FACTOR -- any help would be greatly appreciated!
And here's DARK ANGEL for any Joel McNeely (or Jessica Alba) fans:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30300136/Dark_Angel.zip
@ isbum
I have Fly away home. i can rip at 320 and post tonight.
Thanks for the Lalo filmpac!
Hi tony with a little more Delerue I see.
filmpac - "Enter Laughing" introduced actor Reni Santoni to filmgoers in '67. In "Dirty Harry" he played the unlucky Inspector Chico Gonzalez. Tons of television work, most notably in the great "Murder One".
@ scoredaddy - I hope it's the Academy Promo. He was rather specific.
Thanks in advance.
Continuing the bloodbath,
"The Bloody Judge"
aka: Il Trono di Fuoco
by Bruno Nicolai
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6KXMFA9U
* Beautiful, dark and gothic.
enJoy
Here's a trivia question hopefully someone here can answer for me: in the early 1980s there was a TV series titled "Q.E.D." which starred Sam Waterston and was shot in London. I think it also went under the title "The Mastermind". Who did the music for the show? I can't find any details at the online resoruces I checked. While the show didn't last very long (think verrrrry briefly!)I recall it being quite fun and the music equally enjoyable.
Hi Guys
ripping thease old records is no joke, I'm exhasted.
Love is a funny ting
F Lai (1970)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8MDPKEJH
Robbery (stereo UK)
J Keating
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8GWHSB9Y
Thunder Alley
The sidewalk sounds
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EADUZNBA
Will post up more tomorrow,
did not have time to do the James Brown or the prime of miss jean brodie, So next week on those.
I'm off to bed
@isbum
Re: Carnal Knowledge
interestingly, all refereneces and production notes to Mike Nichol's masterpiece make no mention of a music credit. Been so long since I've seen the movie, I can't remember a music score.
@ filmpac-
Thanks for the head's up at Mostly Ghostly- those two Disney albums Dave had posted I did not have- what great add's to my collection!
I was very sad to hear (but not really suprised) that a certain person has reported nomw1's blog to Blogger :(
Unbelievable a fellow blogger would even think of doing this!
Watch yer backs dudes
Here is the Academy promo for FLY AWAY HOME CD rip @320
http://rapidshare.com/files/30468176/Fly_Away_Home.rar
• 1. First Flight (3:16)
• 2. Fly Away Home (4:01)
• 3. Igor's Big Adventure (5:49)
• 4. 16 Eggs (3:46)
• 5. If At First You Don't Succeed (3:39)
• 6. The Great Escape (6:38)
• 7. Halls of Glass (2:50)
• 8. Remembrance of Things Past (2:14)
• 9. Homecoming (3:45)
@ scoredaddy - Most excellent my friend!
Perhaps he'll send me something nice that I can share with you here.
Thank you very much.
For your edification and delight
Composed & Conducted by
Bruce Broughton (incl. cover)
THE BOY WHO COULD FLY
http://www.mediafire.com/?fnzmvwymzi2
Here's a beautiful soundtrack as befitted the subject matter.
Bruno Coulais:
WINGED MIGRATION
http://www.mediafire.com/?6goxm12jejg
ISBUM¡¡ THANKSSS FOR BAY OF BLOOD¡¡
THIS MUSIC DON´T SEEM LIKE A MUSIC FOR A HORROR FILM. TO THE ALL THE PEOPLE: IT´S GREAT MUSIC. THE MAIN LOVE THEME (EVELYN) WAS VERY FAMOUS AT THE 70´S.
WELL, I WASN´T BORN YET IN THE YEAR OF THE FILM (1974)BUT IT WAS A FAMOUS MELODY,HE,HE. AND THE FILM IS ONE OF THE MOST BRUTAL HORROR FILMS THAT I HAVE SEEN.
I´VE SEEN IN THIS POST THAT YOU HAVE POSTED A REALLY GREAT COLLECTION OF MUSIC FOR GIALLOS AN D HORROR FILMS. IT´S GREAT¡
TO THE PEOPLE: I RECOMMEND THAT DOWNLOAD THESE TWO SOUNDTRACKS THAT ARE IN THIS BLOG NOW:
*BROADCAST NEWS, BY BILL CONTI. CHARMING, ELEGANT, FUNNY, REMINISCENT OF DAVE GRUSIN
*THE BOY WHO COULD FLY: VERY GOOD FANTASY SCORE, REMINISCENT OF JOHN WILLIAM´S E.T
AND NOW, AN IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND REQUEST: THE MAIN TITLE FROM THE TV SERIES, FLAMINGO ROAD, BY GERALD FRIED
THANKS
Many thanks to soulpeeps for "The sandpiper + 2 bonus tracks".
Here is for jazz-film freaks.
"Blue Movies_ Scoring For The Studios"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LUPWNZ64
Famous jazz musicians plays film score.
Like,
Bullit(Wilton Felder)
Down Here On The Ground [Cool Hand Luke] (Grant Green + Dianne Reeves)
The Windmills of your mind (Bud Shank)...
Enjoy brilliant playing!
SAVAGE 7
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JXS9UM39
JOE PANTHER
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F14S1MUA
@ isbum and filmpac
Now I understand what you meant about the 36 hours - sorry I misunderstood.
I dl'd it per your recommendation. Thanks very much, good buddies, I never saw the movie but the music is very nice.
The problem with megaupload persists.
Twilights Last Gleaming my Mr. Goldsmith. My CD Rip at 320
http://rapidshare.com/files/30480631/Twilights_Last_Gleaming.rar
Request: does anyone have the Rhino 2-Cd set entitled Miklos Rozsa at M-G-M: Motion Picture Soundtrack Anthology? would appreciate a share on this one.
Thanks to all.
Is anyone interested in Christopher Young's filmmusic, like Urban Legend, Species, The Man Who Knew too Little, Hard Rain and other scores? Let me know and I will post what I have (which, unfortenately, does not include The Devil and Daniel Webster).
Cedric
@ cedric
Anything by Chris Young is worth listening to.
By request, here's the non-Essex pop songs from Stardust:
Part 2: http://lix.in/badfeb
Part 3: http://lix.in/a4a017
@ All
Back from the funeral of my wife's father, I was a little bit lost when I found out that the request pages at ScoreBaby's had been deleted. Thanks to mel who answered with his usual swiftness the SOS I left in his fine little blog, I could easily locate this new place which looks so promising.
First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to all of you, nice people, who offered their condolences at the occasion of my father in law's passing. I was very touched and moved by your marks of sympathy which were so cheeering and made the ineluctable less important. That is, beyond strictly music sharing, what is making blogging the way we are doing it so enjoyable. Thank you all again, and my wife thanks you all too.
And thank you, isbum, to host us in your turn and so, allowing us to develop mutually this maybe not so virtual friendship. Hopefully we'll be able to keep on it in a this time definitive peaceful manner. It must be an additional burden on your shoulders and you certainly deserve our thankfulness for it.
I have now a long but very pleasant job to do, to go through the (already) 315 comments and certainly pick up some of the usual wonderful stuff that I may expect to find in here.
I'll be back soon with some new links to offer.
Thank You & All The Very Best.
A couple of new goodies...
John Scott "The Long Duel" (1967), from LP @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30456847/JS-TheLongDuel.rar
Stanley Black "Film Spectacular III" (1966), from LP @256:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30547879/SB-FilmSpectacularIII.rar
I just discovered that the Stanley Black album was posted at the Sounds Of Champaign (Side 2) blog in January, but the link is now dead. Check the link for more info on this album. Mine didn't come from there, thought you all might enjoy. Anyone have the others in this series?
Thanks 7 Black for Stardust, & mr t for the GREAT shares!
Hey Cedric: Any chance you got Chris Young's MURDER AT 1600 -- I been looking for that one EVERYWHERE?!?
@quinlan-
Welcome back. We've been enjoying isbum's hospitality with his new blog. :)
Here is another favorite Delerue score. The film is wonderful, and is one of the few that bring a tear to my eye.
Enjoy this lovely score from a master composer.
A SUMMER STORY
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GPNLAE8C
Cedric,
Urban Legend, The Man Who Knew too Little, Hard Rain would be greatly appreciated
@ quinlan, it's very nice to see you back. I have several things on the que awaiting your arrival.
@ tony Thanks for Summer Story, you saved me the time ripping a copy I came across.
@ mr.t - Speaking of ripping, I had a laugh reading your post yesterday. While it's not physical labor, the mental drain can be very exhausting, not to mention exasperating when the Lp has seen better years.
You really did a terrific job on Thunder Alley mr.t! I appreciate the time and effort man.
@ filmpac - MOST WANTED is an excellent compilation of Schifrin's music! I thank you and my cat Lalo thanks you!
I am putting some calls out for Lalo's "Rock Requiem" '71, if anyone has this let me know fast because I am ready to drop serious coin this weekend in order to hear and share it.
A friend of mine is looking for the soundtrack to the movie *Zebrahead*, but specifically with an unreleased track by Taj Mahal called _"Economical Prison"_.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
Here's a soundtracks for Christopher Young lovers:
INVADERS FROM MARS
http://www.mediafire.com/?bvtm5arhbmd
@ quinlan
Sorry to hear of your father-in-law's passing. My father passed away at the beginning of the year after a slow three-month decline. During that horrific period I found most of you generous folks on the request thread at YDHTVTB. It was a wonderful place to be, offering an oasis of escape from the difficulties of the days. I'm glad you've found your way here, and hope that this new blog offers you and your wife some comfort in the coming days.
@isbum
Thank you for setting up this blog and for providing a civilised sharing environment - and thank you for inviting me to participate! Hope fully I can fulfil some requests,so keep them coming!
@everyone
Great to see you all here! I've been away for a while so lots of great music to catch up on - thank you all!
@h20
Here is Body Heat, from the original SLC CD @320:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZBRCSZIN
Enjoy!
Watson
@ watson - Very good to see you made it back and have joined us here.
Here are several film scores having a backdrop of America's Great Depression. So cheerful though.
"They Shoot Horses, Don't They?"
by John Green
* includes many of Green's standards written during the era.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=82BE32P3
And from our guest, the esteemed 7 Black Notes, comes a re-up from his legendary blog.
"Dillinger"
by Barry DeVorzon
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ULCCRZ0S
To happier days ahead.
Downloading Body Heat! Cool! Thanks.
La Leyenda has an expanded Explorers by Goldsmith but the link is no good. Did anyone happen to grab this?
I've had this for a while now, was going to post it way back somewhere when it was requested, but held off because it's in-printness. On checking now, it seems that the supplier's website is having issues, a sure indicator that they too have crashed and burned. So, I reckon it's safe to share...
Howard Blake "The Duellists" (1977), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30471431/HB-TheDuellists.rar
Howard Blake "Riddle Of The Sands" (1979), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30494504/HB-RiddleOfTheSands.rar
With the John Scott one, makes a neat pair of duelling duellists. Enjoy!
A few more irtems if anyone wants them...
Moving along my CD shelf:
Roy Budd
"Field of Honor", "Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger"
John Charles
"The Quiet Earth" with "Iris"
Jay Chattaway
"Red Scorpion"
@ Filmpac - I'm very fond of Howard Blake's "Amityville 3D" (Somebody shared that a good while back, I got it and replaced my old bootleg tape), and a Howard Blake score to something like "The Riddle of the Sands" has got to be good. It goes without saying that I'll be grabbing "The Duelists"... Thanks!
@ quinlan, mel, the jazzers
"Oscar Peterson: Put On a Happy Face"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X46ABXY5
Favorite track - Diablo
:)
:)EnJoY:)
:)
Just recently purchased Dark Of The Sun by Jacques Loussier.
Would anyone possibly have You Only Live Once aka: Gentle Love and/ or
a compilation release by this fine composer?
Many thanks :)
@ quinlan - Welcome back, glad you were able to find us ok. A small heads-up for you (or anybody else), Tiomkin's 36 Hours will be deleted in approx 24 hours from now, so if you are wanting that one please to grab it ASAP.
@ isbum - LOL, you & your cat Lalo are most welcome for Most Wanted! And you're correct sir, a most excellent comp it is, with lots of Lalo rarities.
@ thingmaker - Also welcome, I have The Quiet Earth (others will appreciate I am sure, it's a lovely score to a most unusual sci-fi film), and I would be definitely keen on Iris. Thanks!
And in keeping with Isbum's Great Depression theme, a reminder of an earlier post for new friends. Warning, contains dialogue, lots of it.
Charles Strouse "Bonnie And Clyde":
http://rapidshare.com/files/12137913/CS-BonnieAndClyde.rar
Ahh, filmpac..now you got me started.
"Bound For Glory"
by Leonard Rosenthal
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MAXNHRKG
"Lucky Lady"
by Ralph Burns
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8VUA33G7
But the one "Horses" is going on Cd with is "Paper Moon".
Could "The Grapes of Wrath" be far behind??
@ maimone digital,
Here's the extended Explorers you're looking for:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30646481/JGExp_Bootleg_.rar.html
SPARTACUS THE HERO
Hi Everyone,
It sure is great to see the ol' gang getting back together (Howdy Watson!) plus so many nice new folks dropping in and contributing. Once again---hats off to you isbum! Well done amigo!
I'm still in deadline purgatory (for the next few weeks or so unfortunately) but, just remembered I had these on my work computer...
@ sallie---here's a couple of Disney Albums from the 60's based on rides @ Disneyland. I've combined PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN w/ THE ENCHANTED TIKI ROOM (the first features the amazing Thurl Ravenscroft narrating and singing while the later has some pops and scratches but is stll ALOT of fun)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WE4VX0TU
Well that's all for now folks,
Til Next Time,
All The Best,
Rocket From Mars
@Sparticus
Thanks for explorers!
@rocket from mars-
just wanted to say HELLO friend! :)
Wow, so much great stuff over the past 24 hours! And thanks for reviving some of my old posts, Isbum -- great to see them still alive 'n' kicking. Here's a contribution following up on some of the recent love for Stanley Myers -- his fascinating, atmospheric score for the ultra-scandalous '60s screen version of James Joyce's Ulysses, stereo LP version. Enjoy!
http://lix.in/01b0d7
Hi Tony!
How's the back? Mine's killing me but it's back to the salt mines, time to make the donuts, heigh-ho heigh-ho, etc. etc.
Seriously though, I hope your doing well buddy!
Rocket
@rocket from mars-
I'm hangin' in there mate. It's still giving me problems, but I'm trying to be positive.
You take of yourself too. :)
I'm interested in the Jay Chattaway Red Scorpion :)
JH
Well, I think I know why Mel was having troubles with Megaupload. Seems they have a new policy. I just got a screen telling me I can wait 197 minutes before downloading again. Looks like the dreaded rapidshare wait time is now also the dreaded megaupload wait time... TIMES TWO!
Let's hope the same disconnect and reconnect trick works.
@ isbum
Thanks so much for Oscar Peterson's Put On A Happy Face - brilliant as usual.
This is crazy: I was able to download it (mega)without any difficulty but when I tried the Phil Woods again I still got the same old same old.... go figure!
Can I offer you a double in return: The Jazz Soul Of Oscar Peterson / Affinity - top drawer stuff from 1959 and 1962 respectively.
Quinlan, welcome back here, and sorry again for your loss... *hugs*
I got another request (seems hard to found): Kingdom of Heaven recording sessions 3cd
@ mel and filmpac - Yes. It's happening to me too. Their way of thanking us for making them #1?
Mel - Please share the Oscar Peterson's. The man has astounding controll over those keys. How does he touch those lighter and lighter until the sound seems to fade into the air. Bloody brilliant!
Now occasionally I will upload a record just because I love it.
I'm just calling the posts
"an isbum favorite from the past"
TOWER OF POWER - URBAN RENEWAL 1974
(Funk and Soul)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TCD7AYN6
get tight:)
@ bmiami
Just like you I have been searching for Murder at 1600 for ages now. It's hard to find, but I do have several other Christopher Young scores.
Best wishes,
Cedric
Dear quinlan,
My condolances and take care.
Cedric
Dear quinlan,
My condolances and take care.
Cedric
Dracula by John Williams, from my CD a 320K
http://rapidshare.com/files/30657377/Dracula.rar
Here is an early Quincy Jones score.
http://rapidshare.com/users/65ENK0
In fact there are the scores of two films, Norman Jewison's "In the Heat Of The Night" (1967) & its sequel, Gordon Douglas' "They Call Me Mister Tibbs" (1970). The LP title is "Soul Flower" from the name of one track of the 2nd movie. Probably due to LPs space limits, the scores are not complete (only excerpts). It's interesting to listen to and compare both scores which are somewhat different. "In the Heat Of The Night" is rather an underscore reflecting the dramatic art and the atmosphere of the film (except the title song). To appreciate it, it's good to know that it's a film score and even better if you've seen the movie, as opposed to "They Call Me Mister Tibbs" which can be listen to as very good pieces of Jazz with a blues flavor.
The rip is @ 320 with artwork.
It's got to be noted that in the 1st score, Ray Charles sings the title song and plays piano on another track.
By the way, sometime ago I found the complete score of "They Call Me Mister Tibbs" (15 tracks), but I don't remember in which blog. The rip was @ 128. If some of you would like to have it, let me know, I'll post it.
Enjoy and many thanks again to everyone for your kind words.
Uhh... actually "Lucky Lady" is prohibition era, not depression era... Which is why I thank Isbum for it, cuz that's the period I need more music for. (Call of Cthulhu role play set in 1923 San Francisco and worldwide)
Here's the John Charles score "The Quiet Earth" with "Iris" from the Label X CD at 320 - no images.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DSXXZT7H
I remember not being real impressed by "Utu" and I haven't heard anything else by John Charles, but, based on "The Quiet Earth", I'd like to hear more.
@ mel, isbum, other jazz fans
Here is a great Oscar Peterson collection I grabbed at some other blog (don't remembr where). It's a 4-disc set called Exclusively For My Friends @320k (not my rip):
http://rapidshare.com/files/1428582/OP_-_EFMF_Bs_.part1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/1438710/OP_-_EFMF_Bs_.part2.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/1450409/OP_-_EFMF_Bs_.part3.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/1461460/OP_-_EFMF_Bs_.part4.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/1472254/OP_-_EFMF_Bs_.part5.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/1479630/OP_-_EFMF_Bs_.part6.rar.html
pass : blacky
@ isbum, quinlan, scoredaddy and all the jazz cats,
Hey guys, you can never get enough of Oscar Peterson.
Here is a swinging twofer: The Oscar Peterson Trio’s The Jazz Soul Of Oscar Peterson and Affinity – (V*rv*) - all artwork is in the first link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30701272/OPJS.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/30723119/OPA.rar.html
Enjoy!
@ mel
Thanks for the OP!
@ all
I will be away for a bit more than one week. I would like to leave you all with a little Grusin.
One film score THE CURE, one disc (MIGRATION) that includes a suite from MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR, and one jazz disc with a lot of cathy tunes MOUNTAIN DANCE. Enjoy:
THE CURE
http://rapidshare.com/files/30728039/The_Cure.rar
MIGRATION incl. MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JALIUQ5A
MOUNTAIN DANCE
http://rapidshare.com/files/30719720/Mountain_Dance.rar
All are my own CD rips @320Kb.
@ scoredaddy - Thanks for Mountain Dance brother, may your journey be a safe one.
@ thingmaker- Thanks for the correction. Being a former drunk, nothing would have depressed me more than prohibition.;) My roomie does the RPG's.
@ h20 - Your "Blue Movies -SFTS" post is GREAT. Version of "Kojak" is now my favorite take on that theme. I've heard that version of "Bullitt" before, but can't remember what Lp it was on.
@ scoredaddy + mel - Looks like an Oscar Peterson kind-a-weekend.
Thanks guys!
@ quinlan - I am curious, is the Soul Flower record a rerecording of the film material?
@ quinlan - Very curious to hear the extras from Tibbs.
My link for the regular "They Call Me Mister Tibbs" is 320 and still active. Here.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VLU8PI1N
Good day all.
Here are a couple of unreleased scores from Johnny Mandel-
DEATHTRAP tracks 1-8
THE VERDICT -tracks 9-16
From cassette source. The sound quality is good, but not great :)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BL9KEP56
Hope you enjoy
Since it looks like we are in an Oscar Peterson "mood", here is the OST of Daryl Duke's "The Silent Partner" (1978) composed and played by Oscar himself (I don't think he has gone thru that kind of exercise very often).
http://rapidshare.com/files/30748113/Oscar_Peterson_The_Silent_Partner.rar
The rip @ 320 is excellent, not mine, so thanks to the original uploader and there is some good artwork with it too.
The performers, would you believe!, are as follows:
Piano: Oscar Peterson; Alto Sax: Benny Carter; Trumpet: Clark Terry; Tenor Sax: Zoot Sims; Vibes: Milt Jackson; Bass: John Heard; Drums: Grady Tate.
This can certainly be listen to forgetting that it's a film score.
I hope we're not limiting ourselves to the week-end to share Oscar Peterson's music since I do have some good stuff to offer in this respect but this time from my own LP collection and I'm afraid I need some more time to rip, scan and upload.
@ isbum
I just downloaded "They Call Me Mister Tibbs" from your link and compared it with what I had. The truth is kind of funny: you may note that your submission has 11 tracks numbered from 21 thru 35. That should total 15 tracks but you have four tracks missing, i.e. #23, #26, #30 & #34. These tracks are dialogues tracks called: "No Secrets", "Anybody Could", "Do It Properly" & "Wasting Time". Their sizes range from 136 kb to 364 kb (@128), meaning that they are very small and last less than a minute each.
I checked with amazon here:
http://www.amazon.com/Heat-Night-1967-Mister-Tibbs/dp/samples/B000005Z5W/ref=dp_tracks_all_1/104-3065327-1022329#disc_1
There is indeed a CD with the scores of both films containing 35 tracks (1 thru 20 being from "In the Heat Of The Night" & 21 thru 35 from "They Call Me Mister Tibbs" (yours & mine). I don't know where you got yours from and I don't remember where I got mine from either, but it seems that in both cases it's only the second half of that CD with one big difference, yours is @ 320, where mine is @ 128, so thank you for giving your link, I immediately replaced my former download by yours of a much better quality (including the artwork). Should you need the 4 four dialogue tracks missing in your post let me know, I'll provide them with great pleasure.
Concerning my LP called "Soul Flower", I'm afraid to have no more precision than what you can see on the front & back covers which I submitted. I bought that LP a number of years ago, God knows where. I bought it certainly because I did see both movies and above all, because I'm a Quincy's fan.
It's a United Artists record (they were the distributors), the original LP sound looks more than correct and that's all what can provide concerning it. I thought it was worth offering it particularly for the part of it relating to "In The Heat Of The Night" which I don't remember having seen on musical blogs.
Well I think I must have been rather long and boaring just for one link, so next time I'll put the link (it's going to be an Oscar Peterson) and shut up.
Enjoy!!!
quinlan, i think you missed us. I happen to enjoy informative posts, so don't worry.
The Silent Partner was my post and i have no problem with re-upping posts at all.
As to the Oscar Petersons being limited to any amount of time,
it's a fine time to tell you
ALL.
IMPORTANT!
This blog was created for you, and as such will be as much yours as it is mine.
I seriously doubt that we will ever stray very far from our focus, Soundtracks, so please feel free to post whatever you like at any time.
Let's treat this as a great party where everybody get's to hang loose and play records for each other. Can you dig it?
In reguards to movie dalogue, i'm not a fan, but in the case of the "Heat/Tibb's Duo" dialogue was added to pad out the release and did nothing more than interrupt Quincy's excellent scores.
Rhino did this with a Pink Panther and Carrie, and After the Fox and I just didn't care for the idea.
Now..i'll shut up. Fat FUNKY Horns up next!!
@ scoredaddy
If you see this before you go, you're welcome and thank YOU very much for the box set.
Magnificent.
And I think we're all digging this Peterson festival.
I must have missed the memo about it being Oscar Peterson day, I'm still back somewhere on Ferrio and giallo;-)
Giani Ferrio "Una Farfalla Con Le Ali Insanguinate (aka The Bloodstained Butterfly)" (1971), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30585465/GF-TheBloodstainedButterfly.rar
Gianni Ferrio "La Isla Misteriosa (aka The Mysterious Island Of Captain Nemo) (aka a bunch of other names)" (1973), @224:
http://rapidshare.com/files/30634767/GF-MysteriousIsland.rar
@ bmiami & cedric - I've located Murder At 1600, you guys are right, that's a tough one to find. Still downloading, will have it up in the next day or so. It's @192, best I could do.
@ thingmaker - Thanks for the John Charles!
@ tony - Wow, Deathtrap, I'm impressed, love that movie. It's been on my wishlist for ever, along with other similarly unreleased scores, Clue & Murder By Death. Can't thank you enough mate!
@ isbum
Thank you for your understanding concerning my repost of your Oscar Perterson's post. Of course I never meant to be arrogant and just wished to complete quickly this ongoing OP festival with that OST "ready to be served" (the rip was already done so I just had to upload) pending my own submissions. I often say to myself that I should take a note of where my downloads come from, but unfortunately, I eventually don't, and this time it has put me in that embarrassing situation. Just to tell you, I enjoy uploading and sharing and I also enjoy downloading. During approximately the past 12 months I downloaded from everywhere no less than 19 Oscar Peterson's albums, not counting those currently available in your blog...At the end of the day I just ignore where they came from. So again thank you for your kind understanding and accept anyway my apologies.
Regarding the time limit devoted to Oscar Peterson, well, I was just joking (maybe a not too good joke).
Just a last thing before closing the subject, do you, or does anyone have the complete "In The Heat Of The Night" score. I would very much appreciate it.
Thank you.
The Tower of Power horns got me in the mood for this..
ISAAC HAYES DOUBLE FEATURE @320
disc one
"Three Tough Guys" and
Pt. 1 of "Truck Turner"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QEBHSZIS
disc 2
Pt. 2 "Truck Turner"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HR4U7C3T
@ mr.t - Really dug the SAVAGE 7, thank you!
@ tony - Big Johnny Mandel fan here and your post was GREAT!
The Music-Snob has re-upped a couple of things on his blog that might be of interest here. Jerry Goldsmith's "Christus Apollo", a concert work from the late 60s, plus a couple of John Corigliano scores, including the unreleased score to the Pacino bomb, "Revolution". Well worth spending a penny methinks. These can be found in the October 2006 archive, here:
Music-Snob October 2006
@ Rocket-
Thanks for the Disney goodies, can't wait to hear them. I think the pops and scratches add nostalgia!
@filpac and isbum-
I was fortunate enough to find these two Mandel scores among a bunch of junk cassettes years ago!
Glad you're enjoying them :)
@ quinlan - Here are my active links for "The Quincy Jones Collection" originally posted at YDHTVTB.
"In the Heat of the Night"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YM954X3U
"The Hot Rock"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2DAQQMYK
"The Deadly Affair"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7MLVH8B0
"Mirage"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PQ50XU5Q
"Dollars" or "$"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XEG1G7Q4
"The Pawnbroker"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NMZJQGSF
"The Lost Man"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PP21IUSB
"In Cold Blood"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F4FWSJW7
enJoY
Hi,everybody!It's nice place to sharing and cooperation.I just came from Soundtrack Lover's Paradise.
Here is my first post;
J.Peter Robinson's rare scores
The Believers 11tracks and
The Kiss 14tracks Sound quality is not great, but it an unreleased score maybe @320kb
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=42LPEBXZ
Enjoy!!
Request for
Enter laughing
Quincy jones
Glad to see all of the love for Oscar Peterson on here! I think "The Silent Partner" was his one and only film score? The fellow who did the arrangements and conducting on the film was Ken Wannberg, John Williams' regular music editor. Wannberg is also a good composer in his own right, having contributed moody music scores for movies like "The Late Show", "Motherlode", "The Amateur", and "Of Unknown Origin". He was also involved with "The Changeling", and I wonder if he may have contributed any compositions to "Silent Partner" as well.
@ maimone digital
I tried unsuccessfuly to get the "Twilight's Last Gleaming" score. Is the link dead or was the link address incomplete?
thanks!
COMPILATIONS.
Uh-huh, yeah, COMPILATIONS .
Call it a short attention span, but I have a real weakness for COMPILATIONS. (Call it movie mix tapes for the A.D.D. afflicted)
Any postings would be greatly appreciated.
Here's my contribution:
THE FILM MUSIC OF JOHN POWELL
(X-Men, Flight 93, Ice-Age, the Meltdown etc.)
http://www.mediafire.com/?2uzmh2nzn4y
@ Don Roberto
I just tried Twilights Last Gleaming and it seems to work.
Try again and let me know.
Here is a COOLEST blog in all over the world, for me.
Every posting are dreamlike!
I wish to express my gratitude to isbum and all the people who are here.
@Watson
Thank you so much for "Body Heat".
I was waiting it for long long time!
@tony
What a Great of Johnny Mandel's!
Thanks.
Recently, @320 posting are usual in here.
And I also...
Elmer Bernstein
"Baby The Rain Must Fall" plus "The Caretakers"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YVDEZDV0
"Du Rififi A La Télé, Vol. 4"
(French Film Noir on TV) [1965-1990]
by François de Roubaix,Georges Garvarentz,Claude Bolling,Jacques Loussier,
Vladimir Cosma,Georges Delerue,Christian Gaubert...
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5B52ZUZP
Have a nice weekend!
Just Posted On Industrial Cocktail
Journey To The Far Side Of The Sun (1969) Barry Gray
LEATHERFACE THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE III 58 Track Bootleg Jim Manzie
Battle Creek Brawl - Lalo Schifrin
Boulevard Nights - Lalo Schifrin
Class of 1984 The Complete Soundtrack - Lalo Schifrin
Disc One
Original Score By Lalo Schifrin
Disc Two
1. I Am the Future - Alice Cooper
2. Fresh Flesh - FEAR
3. Let's Have a War - FEAR
4. Ain't Got No Sense+Teenage Head - Teenage Head
5. Stegman's Concerto - Timothy Van Patten
6. Little Boxes - Teenage Head
Coogans Bluff - Lalo Schifrin
DAY OF THE ANIMALS - Lalo Schifrin
Joe Kidd - Lalo Schifrin
Murderers Row - Lalo Schifrin
Nunzio - Lalo Schifrin
Prime Cut - Lalo Schifrin
The Competition - Lalo Schifrin
The Manitou - Lalo Schifrin
Trancers - Richard Band
Canyon Dreams - TANGERINE DREAM
Rumpelstiltskin - TANGERINE DREAM
Strange Behavior - TANGERINE DREAM
The Park Is Mine - TANGERINE DREAM
THE SWITCH - TANGERINE DREAM
Dead Solid Perfect - TANGERINE DREAM
Le Parc - TANGERINE DREAM
Shy People - TANGERINE DREAM
And More......
@ maimone digital
Thank you for checking. I tried a few more times and keep getting "file not found". I'm wondering if for some reason on my PC I'm not seeing the full file address - it shows as
http://rapidshare.com/files/30480631/Twilights_Last
and doesn't have the usual extention like a .rar, .zip, or .html
am I missing part of the file address?
Again, thanks very much for your help!
@ don roberto - This is a very common problem, don't worry.
Just highlight the text one line below the link, copy, and paste.
The entire link will show.
@ breton girl, sallie, i don't know who else.
I put the Disney interest with you liking musicals and here's what came out.
"You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown"
The Broadway Musical
music & lyrics by Clark Gesner
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=912FBKXN
"Snoopy The Musical"
music by Larry Grossman
lyrics by Hal Hackady
Soundtrack
"Beautiful Thing" British - '96
Contains songs by "The Mammas and the Papas" and the solo "Mama Cass".
Also an 8 min. Medley of score themes by composer John Altman
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KJW53TP8
Enjoy
I be fergettin tha most important thing..
Snoopy The Musical LINK
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9GYN5IC3
@ isbum & maimone digital
that worked - much appreciated!
Murder at 1600
@ bmiami en @ cedric:
Here's Murder at 1600. It's only at 128
http://rapidshare.com/files/30848015/Murder_at_1600.zip.html
Enjoy, Olaf
Thanks, Isbum... :)
@ breton girl - :) You like?
@ quinlan - Do you have "After the Rain" by Michel Legrand?
It's on Pablo Records.
@ mr.t - "Enter Laughing" was posted on May 6th.
Yup, especially "Snoopy the musical"... :)
Anyone have Jerry Goldsmith's The Shadow?
@ isbum
I didn't have Michel Legrand's "After The Rain" until I downloaded it from I don't remember which blog. So here it is, thanks to the original uploader.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30886398/Michel_Legrand_After_The_Rain.rar
The rip is good @ 192 and there is a cover art.
The music is an excellent jazzy score played by Michel Legrand on piano, Joe Wilder on trumpet, Zoot Sims on tenor sax, Phil Woods on alto sax & clarinet, Gene Bertoncini on guitar, Ron Carter on bass & Grady Tate on drums.
Enjoy
@Scorebaby
I have the Shadow. Coming right up.
I vaguely remember that there was a request in the ScoreBaby Annex thread for Larry Peerce's "Goodbye, Columbus" OST with music by The Association & Charles Fox.
Is this request still valid?
I have the LP and I'm ready to post it if required.
Here's a comp of music from late 60s to early 70s French films. I did a quick blog search to see if it's been shared previously, and although I did see it posted on a blog that link is dead now. It's a fresh CD rip at 320.
Shake Sauvage
French Soundtracks (1968-1973)
1. Sexopolis Jean-Pierre Mirouze
2. Nues dans l'eau Georges Garvarentz
3. Haschish Party Georges Garvarentz
4. Jukes Boxes Chez Saidani Philippe Sarde
5. Full Speed Claude Bolling
6. O.K. Chicago Resonnance
7. Kidnapping Karl Heinz Schäfer
8. I Don't Know Why Francis Lai
9. LSD Party Roland Vincent
10. Le crocodile porte-clé Bernard Gérard
11. Grand thème Malko Michel Magne
12. Le temps des loups Georges Garvarentz
13. African King André Arpino
14. Bowery Mood Vladimir Cosma
15. Pétrol Pop Michel Magne & Jean Yanne
16. Le thème d' Olivier Francis Lai
17. Munich Party Thierry Vincent
18. Sweet Bacon Julien Covey
http://rapidshare.com/files/30900163/SSFS1.zip.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/30903186/SSFS2.zip.html
Enjoy!
SPARTACUS THE HERO
@spartacusthehero:
Thanks for compilation of French Films.
Here's a nice one for you (and anyone else who loves lush, beautiful French film music):
GEORGES DELARUE (The Le Mepris films: 1962-1970)
http://www.mediafire.com/?djmlynyxwym
01 – Le Mepris Overture
02 - Camille.
03 - Generique.
04 - Capri.
05 - Paul.
06 - La rupture chez Prokoch.
07 - L'AINE DES FERCHAUX - Les Appalaches.
08 - Maudet et Ferchaux.
09 - LA PEAU DOUCE - Adultere.
10 - Pierre et Nicole.
11 - CENT-MILLE DOLLARS AU SOLEIL - Cent-mille dollars au soleil.
12 - Sahara.
13 - L'INSOUMIS - Thomas et Dominique.
14 - La fete triste.
15 - Mort de Thomas.
16 - CARTOUCHE - Cartouche.
17 - Venus et Cartouche.
18 - Au revoir mon amour.
19 - Il etait une fois.
20 - Final.
21 - HEUREUX QUI COMME ULYSSE - Danse provencale.
22 - Lamento.
23 - Ulysse.
24 - Lamento (version cordes)
25 - COMPTE A REBOURS - Madeleine.
26 - Guet-apens.
27 - Nolan.
28 - Adagio.
Maimone Digital said...
@Scorebaby
I have the Shadow. Coming right up.
May 12, 2007 6:37 AM
FANTASTIC! Thanks in advance.
I will spare you any puns. The Shadow by Mr. Goldsm!th at 320k from my Cd.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30921045/Shadow.rar
Much appreciated. I watched the movie last night. One of its few redeeming elements is the score.
@ quinlan - Thanks for the link to Legrand's "After the Rain". I ripped a copy I found last night but it was a real popper.
VERY good record!
Here is "Goodbye,Columbus" from Cd.
Note: I left out the track with the football game announcer. If someone wants it, just ask quinlan.
I no longer have the original disc.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XY2YM466
by Charles Fox
@Scorebaby
I never saw the movie, which is the case with most of my Goldsmith collection.
Most of Jerry's movies were stinkers. But his music is the best. If FSM or Sony ever come out with a real complete Star Trek V soundtrack I will never need to watch that movie again!
@isbum thanks for the Quincy tip, i must be going blind,
I found this great Georges Delerue score :THIBAUD THE CRUSADER
over at :
http://los-soundtracks.blogspot.com/
for all De masi fans here's
il segno di Coyote:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ELPT5KJ8
Good morning all.
Glad many are enjoying the Mandel scores.
I have THE AMERICANIZATION OF EMILY, if anyone would like this, I can post later today--just say the word :)
Some great posts here, I have allot of catching up to do!
@ Sparticusthehero - Thanks for "Shake Sauvage" from Cd. That replaced an Lp rip I had that was pretty savage.;)
@ Ruggo - Heres one of the few comps I have ever made.
"26 by Five"
* title means 26 tracks from five different records.
Tracklist in file (see back cover)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3QR10AUB
Also 2 of my favorite compilations
"Soho Lounge Heat: Vol. 1"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A649DJ9T
"Soho Lounge Heat: Vol. 2"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F16EY79L
ENJOy
Francis Lai's The Games (1970)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1GOYKSMZ
Maurice Jarre's The Professionals (1966)
http://www.zshare.net/download/the-professionals-zip.html
Sei Ikeno's Secret of the Telegian (1960)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WNC3H68F
@ breton girl
I just read the unfortunate responses you received "elsewhere" in reply to your insightful comments. You know you're loved here :) ... and you are right in that our beloved Jazz fostered much of the community that exists here (that Jerry page became awesome, and the reason I rushed home every day just to see what was new). And speaking of...
@ jazz
Please don’t be a stranger. Think of you still every time I listen to The Phantom or Matinee or happen upon a pink webpage (was it pink & purple or has wistfulness “colored” my memory?).
@ isbum
Just as I used to with jazznotes, now I rush home every day to check franklynot. Thank you for creating a healthy and happy environment. I think I'll build an imaginary little house on that nearby imaginary hill and raise an imaginary cow or two... I'll bring the imaginary milk to town occasionally. Feel free to imagine it's good.
@isbum
Thanks for compilations and hospitality of this fantastic gregless blog.
Was checking my external hard drive and discovered I have over 2,000 soundtracks comprising 200+ gigs of data. Love sharing it, but don't know what to pick next.
I'll continue to monitor requests to see if any I can accomodate.
@ isbum
Thank you for Snoopy! For those interested in "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown", Way Out Junk has the original concept album for download...
http://wayoutjunk.blogspot.com/
Here is Georges Delerue unreleased score for RICH AND FAMOUS.
These are the recording sessions, so the quality is not great, but pretty good.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YASEYU85
Enjoy :)
Hey Olaf:
Thanks so much for MURDER AT 1600 -- that's a longtime Holy Grail for me! At the risk of being greedy, though: filmpac, have you found yours at 192?
:o)
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