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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 400 of 1344 Newer› Newest»Ahhh It's all becoming clear I thought Scott was a complete CD on its own, not part of Vol. 1 (which I had downloaded with just 15 tracks, and the 16th earlier), and probably why I couldn't find a cover...
Cheers Bud
Ennioman
Sure why not
Many thanks
Ennioman
Thank you kindly @chimezatmidnight. I have some other Chandos film music classics. Are there any you are after? Perhaps I can upload them for your good self, or other people here?
The Film Music of Sir Malcolm Arnold, Volume 1
Featuring music from 'Bridge on the River Kwai', 'Hobson's Choice', 'Whistle Down the Wind', and 'The Inn of the Sixth Happiness'.
@ MP
Sorry MP I seem to have everything coming down the line now, Many thanks again for a great set of posts!
Ennioman
@filmpac
OMG thanks alot for Max Steiner 2 great scores The Flame And The Arrow and Johnny Belinda
@Isbum
i've got Max Steiner more collection in just couple of weeks becuz of this blog so thank to u
You're welcome Ennioman! And for your question, can't think of something in particular I'm looking for right now. Wow it's been a wild weekend!
More Chandos, please!!!
@chimezatmidnight
Thanks for Tveit. I will upload the Chandos I got tomorrow. Rawthorne and Addinsell
@ruggo
I will upload the Chandos I got tomorrow. Rawthorne and Addinsell
Right, that's me done for the day (and night), look forward to checking in tomorrow!
Ennioman
Thanks for the shares!
Peace & Love
JH
My farewell to "naughty weekend".
"The Man with the Harmonica" Cd@320
Featuring - Franco De Gemini
http://rapidshare.com/files/47235799/FDG_ManWithTheHarmonica.zip
"The Red Shoes" 1948 Cd@320
by Brian Easdale
with
"Horoscope" - a ballet
by Constant Lambert
http://rapidshare.com/files/47238685/BE_TheRedShoes.zip
@ Everyone -
What a beautiful mess you have made of this blog.
Congratulations!
The clean-up begins in 10 hours.
Goodnight you naughty people.
You had all better pray that Santa wasn't watching! ;)
TECHNICAL QUESTION:
I have a folder filed with soundtracks. Does anyone know how to print out a list of those files without typing them into some kind of document.
@ Ruggo
I visit this blog every now and then for computer tips - Tech Bold (http://techbold.blogspot.com).
Anyway, the blogger has a tip for exactly what you are looking for. Works like a charm in XP, but I have yet to solve the problem for Vista. If anyone figures it out, please let me know. The link is:
http://techbold.blogspot.com/2007/03/heres-how-to-generate-folder-and-files.html
KILL MONDAY
@ Isbum,
"L'Uomo Dell'Armonica (disco version, 1978)"?
:0 ? ? !
Also, just an idea, but for next time, what about starting a dedicated naughty weekend comments thread? That way you could just kill the whole thing at the end.
@ 3410 - You read my mind!
I honestly had no idea that participation in it was going to be that insaine.
Certainly I'll do it as a seperate post. I noticed someone has gone a head and deleated their postings (for me?) already. And some links have been killed as well.
That's very responsible folks.:)
It leaves me speechless really.
How the heck did so many fantastic people come together in one place?
I am so grateful that they have.
I suppose when everything goes later today the blog's going to resemble Bagdad, post looting. ;)
PS: The disco track isn't missing is it? Quite fun me thinks.
@ Isbum
Nice post thanks mate, funny I thought there would have been a whole lot more here this morning due to our time differences..
@ 3410 that looked pretty interesting as well! ;-)
Ennioman
@ Isbum,
No, not missing, just... :0
@ Ennioman
"...!" [lost for words.]
Thank you both, again, for the great new gear.
Thank you
Watson & bistis6
--- who both came up with my request for “House of Bamboo”
What a delightfuly sinful weekend.
@ Ennioman,
To clarify: "...!": my respose to your generosity.
@ 3410
You're very welcome Pal, glad they hit the spot! ;-)
Ennioman
Hello,
I'm looking for:
Gary Chang : The storm of the century(3 cds).
Hans Zimmer : The thin red line (FIC Edition).
Hans Zimmer Africa the Serengeti.
James Horner : Journey of Natty Gann
Vangelis : La fête sauvage (Andromeda Music 26 tracks).
Vangelis : l'apocalypse des animaux 30th birthday (VAGOS RECORDS) 2 cds
Blade runner MR3 edition 4 cds
Thanks.
@Clint's archive:
yes I have the first CD too, and
I had it uploaded to sendspace same time with "from noon till 3" but the link has expired. Have to upload it again...
@ filmpac - Herrmannoids?
How do you avoid getting that!?
Whatever...sounds very painful.
Much appreciated Scorefun, might want to delete it soon after though as the weekend has expired..
Ennioman
Feels like i'm still at Graumans sweeping theater's.
Finding lot's of change and wallets along the way though. ;)
Hi Clint's archive !
Many thanks for the cablecar.
I hereby declare "Ransom" as the rarest Jerry Goldsmith score ever. I'm hunting scores on hundreds of blogs since March last year and I couldn't find it so far.
As I have EVERYTHING else by maestro Goldsmith by now it must be the rarest record by him. Quod erat demonstrandum.
Hi ruggo !
Just change in Windows to the DOS view (it has an black icon with the letter c:\ on it).
There you change to the folder where the files are:
(for example)
cd c:\music\
Then you type in:
dir > scores.txt
If you open the folder now with the explorer there is now a text file that has all the content of the directory in it.
At http://forums.ffshrine.org , you will find the new medal of honor airborne from Michael Giacchino (section game music). You have just to subscribe (it's free). If you don't find, I will post the download link!
@ jordan
I have JG's Ransom. I will dig it out and post for you.
@ jordan - Good you are here. I ran across a NEW (to me)
Lalo Schifrin yesterday. I will be posting it later so keep your peeper's on this board.
I know that I've seen "Ransom" posted before. Was up to my ears in Goldsmiths at that moment and didn't grab it. I heard the new issue had some issues (supposedly mastered off an Lp). Also produced by F.A.T., so i wasn't in a hurry to hand over my wallet.
Perhaps Tony or someone as nice as tony has the Lp to rip. It'll probably sound better.
I just wanted to check at http://laleyendadeost.activeboard.com/ and discovered that they only accept active members now (= people who post records).
I'm now on a big list of inactive users and can't access the forum anymore.
What can I do get access again ? I can't leave a post there so I only could register again. Would that be the way ?
Has anyone similiar experiences ?
Oh..there you go isbum. Open mouth, insert foot!
@ jordan - as to laleynda-fa-la-la.
"It's hard out there if you're not a pimp" ;)
Hi isbum,
do you know the 2 CD Schifrin live in Barcelona ?
It has a live recording of "Airport '79" that is very close to the single version.
It's together with a lot of GREAT shares here:
http://musicbypeti.blogspot.com/
Highly recommended blog !
And scoredaddy: many thanks, I'm looking forward to your post. THE LAST GOLDSMITH COMPOSITION I'M MISSING !!!
So far I have 257 folders with music by Jerry Goldsmith.
520 Morricone, 168 Williams, 141 Schifrin and 106 Zimmer build up the top 5 of my collection.
@ Jordan
No problem on Cable Car, just wanted to say though, Ransom is not hard to get and deffo not one of the rarest Goldsmith's, I also have it, but have it on MD and just didn't have time to convert it, and I have not had chance to check my externals, may even have a copy in there, I will check it out for you though.
Ennioman
@chimezatmidnight
@ruggo
@scoredaddy
Chandos
Film Music of RICHARD ADDINSELL
Conducted by Rumon Gamba
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/-1099715843/Constantino_Presenta__Rumon_Gumba_Conducts_Richard_Addinsell.rar
@ jordan - You have 105 more Zimmer's than me.
A mere 36 more to overtake the Lalo's...
I can set up an intervention.
:))
;)
I kid!
Has anyone ever heard of a rejected "Goldeneye" score by Bill Conti ?
Here's a cover I found:
http://filmmuziek.xs4all.nl/composer/bc/spy hard goldeneye rejected back.jpg
Well, that was intense. Alas, I had to be away for the last part of naughty weekend, but looks like the main salvos had all been fired. Thanks to all the contributors, was truly excellent!
I had uploaded this one with naughty weekend in mind, but then couldn’t find any real indication of it’s in print-ness, so thought I would save it for dessert. An interesting collection methinks. Jazz In Prime Time, the tracklist is here, and the download is here…
Various Artists “Jazz In Prime Time”, @160:
http://rapidshare.com/files/47096742/VA-JazzInPrimeTime.zip
PS. I absolutely second the request for Goldsmith’s Ransom, has eluded me so far too.
@ jordan - Looks like I am on that big list at La Layenda too. I've sent a new registration request, but still awaiting the confirmation e-mail.
@ voncheech - As you are a moderator there, could you perhaps reactive my account for me? I promise to be a good boy from now on and post some material there too. I do know some of my posts here have found there way there, mostly through yourself, which I am fine with. Can you help in any way? Thanks.
@salm.d: Horner: Journey of Natty Gann
@ filmpac - I could send some shin-guards, but can't help you out with those knees.
I kid mate. Just dizzy from the deletions.
Seem's to be some folks out-in-the-cold over Industrial Cocktails private blog as well.
Or does everyone here have an entrance pass already?
Courtesy of reza -
"Burning Train"
by R.D. Burman
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=810QD6QX
@ isbum - Shinguards? Meh, I'm down on my knees mate;) As for the Cocktail, I'm assuming he'll make some kind of announcement here when he's ready to go. But then you know what they say about "ass-u-me", hey.
Hello all.
I do have Ransom by Goldsmith, but won't be able to post until later tomorrow.
If someone has it to share before I can get to it, please feel free to do so :)
Hi, I checked my external and sad to report I do not have Ransom on it, only on MD, and I just haven't got the time to do the conversion at this time (I'm on Holiday this saturday for a week)with too much to do. I did find I have full cover scans in my Goldsmith file, so let me know if you want these (I'm guessing I kept them for when I do burn it to CD)
@ Chimez
hi mate, I was just going to listen to your kind posting of The Film Music Of Sir Malcolm Arnold Vol 2, for some reason I only have tracks 13-24 ???
Is there any chance you could sometime post the first 12 tracks once again. Thanks Bud.
Ennioman
@claus
concerning the rejected score for Goldeneye, the first composer associated to this was Michael J.Lewis...but nothing in the music could tell us that is Lewis's style of composing...so Bill Conti...well quite not sure too...but I have this rejected score if U're interested.
@ jordan
just reregister and make sure to be active this time.
second time they ban ip addresses..
@ filmpac
you should receive a conformation email shortly.
i think that process in automatic, so i have no hand in it... let me know if problem continues.
@ Chimez
A Question, I just went to play WILLIAM ALWYN FILM MUSIC, VOL. 2 and only have tracks 1-15..
Was these CD's split and posted at seperate times??
I never really miss when a CD is posted over 2 parts but I'm just wondering if I downloaded once thinking it was the entire CD, when it could have been posted in two parts, but at different times..
That's the only thing I can think of
Ennioman
@ voncheech - Thanks for that, I'll keep waiting on the e-mail then, but still no sign of it.
@ ennioman - I think I know the problem there. Both parts had the same file name, so you need to download part 2 again and rename to something else. Hopefully, you have the link recorded. If not, please to let me know.
Hey Filmpac,
No I didn't record the links, and I'm a little confused, if Part 2 of the files had the same name, wouldn't I had a a warning that the file already exists and the option to replace it accordingly..?
I do collect my files all in the same place, my desktop, so I'd have thought I'd have had a message appear.
Ennioman
@ filmpac - Oh, sure. Like one more would just kill me. ;)
Many thanks filmpac, could not help by any chance with this one?
"Music Of Sir Malcolm Arnold Vol 2, for some reason I only have tracks 13-24 ???"
@ Isbum
Sorry to send you back into the minefield bud, I now have filmpac's first reposts downloading.
@filmpac
i just tried to reregister as a test. i got my confirmation email in under a minute.
are you sure that it did not get lost in your junk mail?
it should be from this address: confirm@activeboard.com
try a search..
if it did not come yet, i would try and reregister.
there was probably some error...
let me know.
Top man filmpac,
I have them all on the way down now, funny enough, those last two links were the same and needed renaming.
Thanks for helping out pal.
Ennioman
@ ennioman - I know what you're thinking. "Did he upload six Cd's or only five?"
Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself.
But being as Filmpac is the most powerful downloader in the world, and could blow your hard drive clean off, you've got to ask yourself a question: Do I feel lucky?
Well, do ya e-man?
@ Isbum
"Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself."
YOU AINT FRIK'N KIDDING BOSS! :-)
Jes, I think my head is still spinning from the last couple of days!?!?! I still don't know where I am!
These Naughty weekends should carry a government health warning!
I need to rest my head...
Ennioman
@ Filmpac Isbum
Mission complete and a success, my thanks once again, need sleep.
I'm outta here.
Ennioman
@steve2000a
@jordan
Thanks fro tech help
@constantino
Thanks for Chandos
@isbum & all contributors
Thanks for great weekend.
@ ennioman,
A man's GOT to know his limitations.
@ Isbum - Dishes are done, man. Please to delete the deletion indicator on my deleted posts, which were mere duplications of posts that had previously been deleted. I bet you never thought you'd still be killing KILL MONDAY posts on Tuesday, huh?
Oh yeah, you can delete this one too, since it will make absolutely no sense once the deleted deletions have been, erm... deleted!
@ jordan
The Ransom I have is an old Silva CD which pairs it with The Chairman. It only has 7 tracks from Ransom and I know Prom&th#us released a longer, more complete edition with 12 tracks. do you still want it? If so, I can upload unless someone else has something better.
@ constantino
Thanks for the Adinsell!
Is it just me, or are the number of comments still going down? Sheesh, that was a wild weekend ride!
@ filmpac - That amount of evidence needs a landfill named for it!
I hope our friend chimezatmidnight didn't over-extend himself.
He clearly broke the speed limit for number of posts per hour.
Chimez...when you come around, give us a holler.
Many thanks Hornconcerto.
I would love to hear that rejected "Goldeneye" score by Bill Conti!!! Goldeneye is almost a great Bond film; but that Eric Serra score kills the movie. And Conti's score of For Your Eyes Only is one of my favorite Bond scores. Please please someone post it.
Thanks -- DM
@ drunkenmaster - I think that Conti is a myth. I might be wrong... but we'll see.
@ scoredaddy - What say we hang 10 and see about tony boy's version?
Please, no singing "Tomorrow" from "Annie" now. After all.
It's only a day away. D'oh!;)
I think we need to pin the Goldeneye rejected up there with Mandingo & the Shore Kong.
It's a myth, mithter;)
@Jordan.
Concerning laleyendadeost, I'm in the same situation and think you should register under a new name ( I lost all interest in it now).It is a bit rich from Layenda to ban non-posters since he gets a lot of his posts here a Isbum's
@ Jordan & Olaf: Registered under a new name at la leyenda forum is just a temporary resolution, since the people with no posts are banned quickly...
And by the way, i'm i'm still at la leyenda, i didn't feel too much welcome for a few reasons... With a very few rare soundtracks by myself, and a very slow upload speed (16 kb at the best), it's pretty hard to post. And the rules to give the direct link for a score and not for the blog iteslf (wich is considered as a spam!) makes me feel quite uncomfortable...
@ olaf - Sounds like a classy operation to me. They are taking from the BEST, after all. ;)
Short but terrific! UK title was "Texas" but this hardly sounds like a Cowboy or Spaghetti score.
"The Price of Power"
by Luis Bacalov
http://rapidshare.com/files/47451231/LB_PriceOfPower.zip
EnJoY!
@ voncheech - I dunno man, I seem to be between a rock and a hard place here. Either I get no email confirmation, or it tells me...
"We experienced some errors with your input,
The user name your entered is already in use
The email you entered is already in use"
So, it seems I'm there, but not there? It seems I either need a new nick, or email, or both.
Please, could you flip a switch on filmpac's account, and turn the lights back on?
@ filmpac - Don't go in!
It's a trap I tell ya!
You'll never get out alive!!
@ h2o - Sorry about leaving your post up. It's so good I want to download a little bit each day.
:)
@ isbum
Only me still naughty? OK, kill it "next" monday!
Sorry for nobody wants "Spaghetti Western Encyclopedia"...
They contains very rare tracks, like Morricone, Bruno Nicolai, Gianni Ferrio, Nico Fidenco
, Carlo Savina and more.
Have thought it could be nice to post it there :
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, John Williams : 1982 Original Release
In APE/CUE (so lossless, as if you owned the true disc)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TK5FZZB7
Hope you'll enjoy it !
PS : I'll certainly post a few Ghibli soundtracks in APE / FLAC... keep up with the posts ! :D
It was great reading about how people got introduced to film (& other) music.
I must be one of those few ‘fossils’ in this group. The introduction for so many of you seemed to be around the John Williams ‘Star Wars’ era of the late 70s.
I recognised this wonderful world of film music in the early 50s when I about 11 or 12 years. Was fascinated by the small light that came from the rear of our cinema & produced all those exciting screen images but especially the music. How I resented those 12 year old philistines sitting near me who were more interested in cheering the hero than listening to William Lava’s splendid serial music.
A little bit like ‘Cinema Paradiso’, a friendly projectionist allowed me to spend time up in the booth winding film reels & changing the old 78rpm records that were played before the film & during the interval. So on one hand the records introduced me to the world of ‘light music’ by such masters as Robert Farnon, Sidney Torch & Charles Williams, but also exposed me to multiple hearings of the glorious soundtrack sounds of Waxman, Herrmann, Newman, Young, Friedhofer & the rest. Every weekend was soundtrack heaven in the 50s. I couldn’t wait to get to the theatre on Friday night to hear the latest score. This weekend perhaps Alfred Newman’s ‘Hell & High Water’, next weekend Miklos Rozsa’s ‘Knights Of the Round Table’. The one after that may have been Victor Young’s ‘Omar Khyyam’. There was even a new name turning up – Elmer Bernstein. I was weaned on that music; better than mothers milk!. Over the years I could only dream of ever owning such treasures to play whenever I wanted - without any dialogue or other extraneous sounds intruding. Oddly, one recent CD release was among the first scores I recall in that setting – ‘Anne of the Indies’. Ah yes. There were all sorts of interesting progressions for me as years went by, but that was the start.
@h20,
Did you offer S.W.E.? If so, must have missed it. A number of us would very much like to have a listen, I'm sure. We asked around in March/April (after S.W.C. was shared) with no success. As you say, many tracks are available nowhere else. Thanks.
wow i was out of the loop about 10 days and i missed all the monday madness. lucliky i caught most of em, can someone re up Devils brigade, or is that agains the rules. some grerat gear thease past few days
Casanova, screamers, and Pele (Big up Rocet on that one}
any one tracked down Nicoli's "And then there were none" yet?
@ chimez, constantino, and appreciaters of essential 20th century classical music, I am pleased to present my new blog dedicated to the music of Aaron Copland.
It is called "Fanfare For Aaron Copland" and it can be found at the link below. Hope you all visit often.
http://fanfareforcopland.blogspot.com/
@all
here is a nice compliation recorded by Ron Goodwin a number of years ago for Cha$n&dos. It's called My kind Of Music. Here is track list and links below. Ripped from CD @320:
Track Listings
1. London Marathon Theme [Theme from The Trap]
2. Here Where You Are
3. Famous TV Themes: Kojack/Hill Street Blues/Star Trek/Dynasty/Dallas
4. Here's That Rainy Day
5. Tribute to Miklós Rózsa: Ben Hur (Main Theme)/The Red House/The Fo
6. Trolley Song
7. Disneytime Selection: Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah (Song of the South) /Some Day
8. Caravan
9. Girl from Corsica
10. Stephen Foster Suite: Oh Susannah/Swanee River/Beautigul Dreame
11. Interlude (From the Armada 400 Suite)
12. Battle and Finale (From the Armada 400 Suite)
http://rapidshare.com/files/46793197/Goodwin.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/46788005/Goodwin.part2.rar
@ isbum
In reference to Ransom, I'm with you. I wouldn't mind the upgrade myself, actually.
I have RANSOM, I'll upload it.
@ bistis6 - I'll cue The Money Express from Pelham 123 and play until the ransom shows up.
@ seasy - Lovely story. I can relate to the reverance you held towards the projection booth.
At the local drive-in is where I first got a look at a projector.
They were like steam engine trains, loud, hot, and smokey.
Well, the projectionist added the smoke, but the effect was stunning.
Mel and Ruggo won't let me get away with too much of my "I'm old" routines. Guessing you wouldn't either.
RANSOM - Jerry Goldsmith
@320
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RAWY8BBN
Enjoy!
h2o - Could you whisper those names in my ear 'naughty' boy. ;)
Yes, please share those with us.
@ mr.t - I'll get you devil. The thing about Fight Cl...errr, naughty weekend is, we don't talk about...see, you got me talking about it now. ;)
@ scoredaddy - A Blog is Born!
Congratulations my friend!
@Isbum
Many many thanks for the harmonica man.
@H2o
Would be great to hear the Spaghetti Encyclopedia
@moviegal115
Do you still need Animalympics, i've got a decent vinyl rip.
@isbum, i get you mate, I amon the other side of the world now so I am a bit slow cottoning on,
any chance of Quilan doing the links of july- great service that
@ scorefun - The "Ransom" has been posted, please don't go out of your way to post it.
Thanks for the Bernstein, but "naughty weekend" is over.
The link goes away in 12 hrs.
Make it a private share after that, please.
Hi H2O,
the Encyclopedia would be very much appreciated by me.
I didn't respond earlier because I feel bad requesting things and not posting anything in response.
I just hoped anyone else would answer you.
But I'm sure ALL spaghetti western music is highly appreciated here.
And I always wanted to hear this rare set, I remember the time BEFORE the DRG compilations when these CDs were some sort of holy italian western grail because no-one had them.
I don't know who posted this, but on Sunday I played it and fell in love. Marvelous!
Take a bow, whoever you may be!
"Dernier Domicile Connu"
or Last Known Address
by Francois de Roubaix
http://rapidshare.com/files/47547273/FdR_DernierDomicileConnu.zip
* includes music from "Le Rapace" and "Un Aller Simple".
It turned me French for an hour, and that was a pleasure. ;)
EnjOy!
@ voncheech
I am currently updating the July link Excel list and refer to your post of July 3rd concerning "BORN OF THE FORTH (complete)".
Did you mean "Born on the Fourth of July" directed by Oliver Stone, music by John Williams?
If not, could you please give some more details (names of album & artist).
Thanks a lot for your cooperation.
Hey isbum,
come on, Zimmer's not THAT bad (which is the one that you have ?). There are about 10 that are worth to own:
Muppet's Treasure Island
Backdraft
The Rock
The Power of One
Radio Flyer
Broken Arrow
The Peacemaker
The Lion King
come to my mind easily.
You probably have more Schifrin as mp3 than me already. My high number is because with this special composer I made up a folder for every single score even if I only have just 1 track. I did the same with Morricone, so actually I only have 470 complete Morricone scores... :)
However, I have lots of Schifrin that I don't have as mp3. As said before, except "El Jefe" (and the other early Argentinian records), "Grabado en vivo" and "La clave" (now available as CD) I have every LP or CD by him (still missing some singles).
Also missing the latest 3: "Letters from Argentina", "Shifrin plays Schifrin" and "Rush Hour 3". Damn, I need to buy CDs again sometime.,,
Hi isbum,
"Dernier Domicile Connu" is the last known address by Francois de Roubaix ?
And I thought the guy was dead. Or is he buried there ?
Hi bistis6,
many thanks for "Ransom", I'm listening to it right now.
I know that it isn't the rarest Goldsmith, but somehow it didn't get posted the last 18 months (or I overlooked it).
And just when I thought my Goldsmith collection would be complete I read of the new 2 CD set of "The Wind and the Lion" !!! Let's hope the next naughty weekend comes soon.
@ jordan
what is your e-mail address?
Thanks to bistis6 for Ransom!
@isbum
@seasy
@ALL MY FRIENDS
I have been fascinated by the projection booth and its magic machines my whole life. In fact, so much so that the projection booth in a dying movie theater in Hollywood becomes an important character in my novel, THE PROJECTIONIST.
I’m not a big fan of reading books on the computer. I’m more of an easy chair or bedtime reader, but if any of you are interested and willing you can delve into the strange world of William Jarrett, THE PROJECTIONIST as the flickering fiction on the silver screen begins to blend with the terrors he creates in reality contributing to his descent into final madness.
THE PROJECTIONIST (front & back cover)
http://rs208cg.rapidshare.com/files/47567608/The_Projectionist-cover.rar
THE PROJECTIONIST (a novel)
http://rs219cg.rapidshare.com/files/47567715/The_Projectionist-PDF.rar
@ scoredaddy / jordan - If you wish to keep that private, I have it.
@ jordan - I suppose then, you have "The Cat Strikes Again"?
I'll be sharing it soon.
Just listened to the main title from "Cannon for Cordoba". That's from 1970 - I wish I could see a movie today with at least a main title that has such a great theme.
The last one I remember were Kilar's "Dracula" and "King of the Last Days".
That's wrong - William's "Terminal" was also great, also Shore's "Ed Wood" and a little bit Elfman here and there. Also some Goldsmith, but also he was better earlier: when did we have the last "Capricorn" ? In the 60ies and 70ies at least 50% of the main themes were good and today we can be lucky if there are single ones.
Hi isbum,
somehow I lost track - what do you have ? You may answer me at jordan69@arcor.de
That is also my e-mail address for scoredaddy.
And yes, I have "The Cat Strikes Again", even as CD (strangely from Milan, if I remember correctly). I bought the LP when it came out back in the old days.
@Isbum
do u have The Red shoes Complete score or Or does any one have
Track listing
1. Signature tune
2. Main title
3. "Heart of Fire" Ouverture
4. Julian conducts a rehearsing
5. On the Mercury Theatre
6. Practise, practise
7. Irina is finished
8. Monte Carlo's invitation
9. Vicky and Julian at the party
10. Transformation
11. Vicky and Julian discuses on rehearshing
12. On the Monte Carlo Opera's backstage
13. The Red Shoes ballet premiere
14. Paris
15. Night ride
16. Birthday party
17. Lermontov remembers the Vicky's great roles
18. Dance music
Performed by Ted Heath's Kenny Baker Swing Group
19. Irina's returns
20. Composer sleepless nights
21. Lermontov's reflection
22. The struggle for Vicky
Aria sung by Margherita Grandi
23. Vicky's last dance / End title
24. The Red Shoes Ballet (Pre-recording version)
@ jordan - You are really on a roll today! POST that Cd please!
I have ripped "The Cat Strikes Back" twice now, once with extra weight on the stylus. How's about you save me the effort of deciding, then cleaning the better one?
@ jordan
thanks for the tip about The Wind & Lion 2CD. I just ordered it.
I just sent you an e-mail by the way.
And regarding Mandingo:
this bootleg LP definitely exists. It has "Topaz" on the b-side.
@ isbum:
O.k., I will try, I get "TCSA" right now and will try to upload it tomorrow. Didn't upload anything for quite a while and hope it will still work out.
@ jordan - sorry. User comments.
They raise my blood pressure unnecessarily.
I'm ripping "The Cat Strikes Again" right now. On CD it's a Jimmy Smith CD called "The Big Brawl" (Milan CD CH 128 from 1989). The whole CD mentions Schifrin only as composer in the track listing, the 2-page booklet text is just on Jimmy Smith.
@ 3410 to hell with limitations on a naughty weekend! ;-)
@ Scorefun thanks for that Bernstein, downloading it now, can't wait to hear it.
@Isbum, thanks for letting it stand, very much appreciated.
@ H20 YES I would also love SWE, actually for some reason I thought you were also talking about the 4 volumes of SW Collection, so thanks for the heads up once again, I certainly would love this.
I will be killing my posts from the weekend tomorrow (Wed) as originally suggested by Isbum, so if anybody copied them down please grab them quick, they'll go in about 12 hours time..
Ennioman
I DID IT !
First upload for quite a while.
Took 23 minutes with DSL.
Hope you enjoy
http://rapidshare.com/files/47590100/Schifrin_Lalo___The_Cat_Strikes_Again____Performed_by_Jimmy_Smith_.rar
@ jordan - The Lp credits are
Conducted and arranged by Lalo Schifrin.
When Owen McNally takes a break from bashing Disco, he pretty much gushes over Lalo's friendship with Jimmy and how 16 years passed before they got back together for this follow-up.
The cover has Jimmy standing behind a gigantic organ, dressed like a funeral director who's possibly giving Disco a fine farewell. Streaks of pink and orange lights glow behind him.
Frankly, it looks like any number of "demonstration Lp's" that you would find in stores selling record players.
He had sold "The Jimmy Smith Club" and was ready to hit the road again.
Not surprising, the record was produced by the organ manufacturer, WERSIVOICE, and showcased their amazing Wersi Saturn W 3T!
Where's Joel & the Robot's when I need them?
Anyway, i was going to strike putting the cover in my mp3 file, but in retrospect, it is kind of funny.
@ ennioman - I thought you were leaving/gone already.
Please don't remove your comments.
I think the remnants of our NW are muddy enough that nobody will know what went on.
Besides, I darn near went blind removing what I did.
@ chimezatmidnight - Please come in, the mother hen in me is getting worried.
@Isbum
Hi Bud, sorry mate I was talking about my rapidshare links, do you not want me to kill them, in the event that they are being used elsewhere?
Ennioman
@ Isbum, I gotta turn in, I'm knackered..
Leave a message for me here, so as to be clear, I'll check back in the morning
Ennioman
@ enniOh,man - My mistake, sure go ahead and kill 'em. I think it was mp who said he saw some getting posted around other blogs.
@ jordan - Listening to it now, just great of you! Your lifetime membership to isbums place is in the mail! ;)
@ Kill Bill & Lalofans - One last note on jordan's share of "The Cat Strikes Again".
This includes a fantastic version of James Last's "Lonely Shepherd".
Not the version heard in Kill Bill part 1, but enough to make "the Bride" cry again. ;)
@h2o
Molto grazie!
@ H20 - Muchos grazias on the spaghetti western collection. I can do your Cipriani Bounty Killer collection, but only @192 bitrate. Sounds pretty good. Will this suffice?
@ Isbum - Which reminds me, I'm waiting on one track to complete your Cipriani Amorosa. I've even got a More Amorosa, has that one been posted yet?
@ filmpac - No postings yet of Amorosa, Cipriani! It's a release from Japan 1996.
I don't see a 2nd disc titled More Amorosa, at least not with Cipriani attached.
It should be pretty cool music, lot's of police related tracks.
@ Gun-men all
Oh, what your shootings are so quickly!
@ Filmpac
Thank you for reply. 192 bulletts of Bounty Hunter suffice me.
Addios.
@h2o,
Thank you. You are as cool as your name suggests.
Since my top wished score is now uploaded, here's my other requests:
Willow [Complete Score] (2-CD) (James Horner)
Beetlejuice [2-CD edition] (Danny Elfman)
Casper complete score (James Horner)
and any Harry Potter expanded/complete score
@quinlan
yes. Born on the 4th of July. thank you.
@filmpac
looking into it...
@filmpac
your user name was filmpac there too?
did you check your junkmail?
I'm just testing this RapidUploader program from Rapidshare, so here is a first upload:
Perez Prado's fantastic "Concierto para Bongo" - 15 minutes of madness !!! Highly recommended.
http://rapidshare.com/files/47652347/08._Concierto_Para_Bongo.rar
@ breton girl - Did you mean "Blond"? I am confused, how is this a Patrick Williams score?
Now that I have it, I don't see any tracks listed as being composed by him.
@ h2o -
O.K. Gun Man. The French Comp get's it in the gut while the Italian takes one between the eyes.
All four of 'em!
@ voncheech - Yes, I've checked junk mail etc, still no confirmation. And yes, I was filmpac, my name is on the big ass list of suspended nicks. If you can flip it back on would be much appreciated, I'm fresh out of e-mail addresses:)
@ h20 - Three Cipriani scores on one disc...
Stelvio Cipriani "The Bounty Killer" (1966), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/47644805/SC-BountyKiller.zip
@ Isbum: i supposed you've downloaded Blonde from La Leyenda forum... ;) The names listed with the tracks are the ones of the performers (soloist). :)
You've got all the infos here:
http://www.answers.com/topic/blonde-soundtrack-album?cat=entertainment
@ breton girl - No my dear, Soundtrack Lovers Paradise Members Only Club.
With all the Hoo-haa going on over Laleynda, why bother?
You like being stamped "Freeloader"?
Anyhow, thanks for the information.
No, but i'm not a member @ Soundtrack Lovers Paradise Members Only Club... :(
Someone once posted HollowMan complete here (Goldsmith). Would it be possible to re-up it please? Thanks!
@ H20 Many thanks for the 4 vols of SWE, been after this for a while, but I have mucho sadness at this end..
Vol 1 is only extracting tracks 1-6 so am missing 7-24
and
Vol 2 is extracting 1-24
so am missing 25-26
Is there any chance you or any of our other gun totting strangers would be kind enough to re post these. Thanks very much again, I will check your wants later to see if I can help in any way.
Ennioman
@H20
I've checked my files, I only have 3 tracks from El Puro
and 8-9 tracks from Per IL Gusto Di Uccidere (and only at 128) but of course, let me know if you want anything from these.
Ennioman
@ Ennioman,
Here's 225 & 226
http://rapidshare.com/files/47686686/SWE2_-_25-26.rar.html
Note that v2-v4 are all good for me (v1 is still coming). Perhaps an updated Winrar is in order? In any event, we'll sort you out one way or another. :)
@All the "Faithful"
This great blog has just posted "The Music of Brasil" by Percy :)
http://bruxinha507.blogspot.com/
Add it to your archives, now :)
@ 3410
Thank you Brother.
My winrar was saying there is an error..
Much appreciated.
Ennioman
v1 also working fine for me.
@3410
Sorry bud, when you say v1, are you refering to disc 1?
@ Ennioman
Yeah, Volume 1 aka Disc 1. I mean to say that h20's link works fine, for me at least. If all else fails I'll re-up, [but uploading ain't easy. Due to greedy corporate telecom, my "broadband" upload speed is 5-10kbps!]. Happy to do it, of course, if necessary. Perhaps your d/l just crashed; it happens sometimes. Please let me know after you've tried again, if it still fails. :)
@ Isbum,
Regarding that "certain Bruno Nicolai project", I just had to politely ask someone (elsewhere) to hold off on posting the non-3410-edition of it. I now have (hopefully) two weeks to beat the gun. :P
@ 3410
I downloaded again and had the exact same error# 25136 ??
Error: Writing to file
But anyway, went into my extraction prog and managed to take out all of the other tracks, so got the job done anyway, thanks for your help
Ennioman
@ tony
I'm currently in process of catching up to complete the July link excel list and just found your comment where you were asking for more Francis Lai posts at your blog.
Here is a link to a 3 Lp box set released in 1976 (so, it does not contain musics composed after this date) which I posted earlier at YDHTVTB.
http://rapidshare.com/users/6Q3Q9A
If you want to post it in your blog, please feel free to do it.
You'll find the artwork in the folder.
Enjoy
Since it's now officially OOP, I'm re-upping my "NW" post of Pino Donaggio's expanded HERCULES.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IHNDU7CB
@ bistis6 - Never underestimate the buying power of the "Hercules" fanbase. ;)
@ breton girl - Why aren't you a member of S. Lovers P.MOC?
@ Isbum:
1. I don't like to put my email on the web (and i wouldn't) and
2. Excepted a single time when it was said than members from your blogs are welcome, it's asked to make a few contribution before, something wich is pretty hard for me (my rare scores are now uploaded, sometimes in a better bitrate than i could do, i wouldn't post in print, and my upload "speed" is a pain in the ass)...
@ 3410 - Re: Nicolai project
Everybody wants to be first.
It's a way of life here in L.A.
(insert angry face)
@ qinlan - That's very nice of you. We never tire of Tony's Lai's.
@ filmpac - Sweet Cipriani's my man! However, track titled
"La Sentenza" is super-glitchy.
Anyone else find that problem?
Hi all I'm back with a new uploaded list of scores...hope U'll enjoy them ;)
U can find them on my blog too :
http://warlocktracks.blogspot.com/
____________________________________
Brass Target - Laurence Rosenthal
http://rapidshare.com/files/47706544/
brass_target.rar.html
Two Evil Eyes - Pino Donaggio
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/
-1099701819/2_evil_eyes.rar
Harry in your pocket - Lalo Schifrin
http://www.sendspace.com/file/7dyx6d
A certain Smile - Alfred Newman
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YP5D3KDQ
Jerry Fielding - The Nightcomers_The Mechanic
http://www.filesend.net/
download.php?f=dc145fe30ffdfadab279aef1b898c5ef
Elmer Bernstein - Men in War
http://www.sendspace.com/file/yo93n3
Dominic Frontiere - The Stunt Man
http://rapidshare.com/files/47723709/
The_stunt_man.rar.html
Dimitri Tiomkin - The High and the Mighty
http://rapidshare.com/files/47727989/
The_high_and_the_mighty.rar
George Delerue - Les Morfalous
http://rapidshare.com/files/47731133/
Les_morfalous.rar
Roy Budd - The Final Option
http://rapidshare.com/files/47736833/
The_Final_Option.rar
Lee Holdridge - Winterhawk
http://rapidshare.com/files/47740495/
winterhawk.rar
Max steiner - Helen of Troy cd1 & Helen of Troy cd2
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J7NF4PBN
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XYFLGOA1
Jerry Goldsmith - Thriller_unknown episode
http://rapidshare.com/files/47746997/
Thriller_-_unknown_episode.rar
John Williams - The Killers
http://www.filefactory.com/file/196b3b/
Graeme revell - Insect Musicians
http://www.filefactory.com/file/ada7a2/
Franz Waxman - The spirit of St Louis cd1 & The spirit of St Louis cd2
http://www.filefactory.com/file/b8600c/
http://www.filefactory.com/file/c3843d/
Stanley Black_Pete Rugolo – Jack the Ripper
http://rapidshare.com/files/47763700/
jack_the_ripper.rar
@ Isbum - Grrrrr, you'd think I'd learn to check these out more, that Cipriani came off an archived disc that I thought were all good. Lemme see if I can find a replacement track. Still waiting on final track of Amorosa too.
@ Ennioman - Just to confirm, Vol 1 & Vol 2 are both good here too. Two thoughts (1) A new extraction program, UltimateZip is free to download and handles all zip formats (2) ScanDisc your hard drive, you might have some whacky sectors.
@ h20 - Thanks again for the spaghetti western volumes, very sweet indeedy.
Probably most already have Goldsmith's Bad Girls but I just posted it anyway @320 at Scoredaddy's:
http://scoredaddys.blogspot.com/
Hello,
This my new request:
James Horner : A far off place complete score (28 tracks).
John Williams : Spacecamp (Japan).
Jerry Goldsmith : the other
Jerry Goldsmith : The final conflict ( complete score - DVD rip).
Jerry Goldsmith : first blood (21 tracks).
Thanks.
@warlock
Thanks for the Max steiner - Helen of Troy
Visit Warlock's blog. It's great!
http://warlocktracks.blogspot.com/
Hey guys !
After finished my Amityville IV's rip, I started a Amityville V's rip, and I finished it yesterday.
I posted it in my blog ! Enjoy ! =)
http://soundtrack-area.blogspot.com/
Their's nothing better than discovering a composer who really excites you.
Mario Migliardi
and
Luciano Michelini
are new to me, and I would be very grateful to hear more of their music.
"Matalo" by Migliardi caught my attention, but hearing "Apollo Beat" from the Easy Tempo re-ignited the fire for me.
Does anyone have
"Corrida"
or the duo Cd with
"Una Lunga Fila di Croci" and
"Tutti Per Uno Botte Per Tutti"
on it?
Or "La Sfinge Sorride de Morire- Stop- Londra"
As to Luciano Michelini,
the share of "Island of the Fish Men" was an excellent surprise for me.
Does anyone have 1972's
"Il Decamerone Nero"
or '74's
"Anna: The Pleasure, the Torment"
These would be wonderful to hear!
Thanks in advance for any help in locating these.
@ SLPMOC members - You'll see my last post over there.
I actually thought I was here when I posted it.
Sorry for the repetiton, but you can chalk it up to the act of a desperate man. ;)
@ filmpac
UltimateZip
Could you give me a link for the free version, all I can seem to find is free trials etc
Thanks
Ennioman
@ Isbum will check if I have any of your wants.
@filmpac
I reactive the user "filmpac", user "filmpac2" was deleted from pending users...
-m george
@quinlan --
Thank you friend for the Lai. I'm trying to keep the blog alive along with my other one, but lately I've been a bit overwhelmed, so thanks again for the help. :)
@ Isbum
Sorry bud, I have a Tutti an Una and quite a few La's but not the one's you're after..
But glad you enjoyed my Fishmen ;-)
Ennioman
@ Ennioman - Unless something has radically changed, I don't recall ever having "trial" releases of UltimateZip. Have you tried installing and running it?
Download from the home page here:
http://www.ultimatezip.com/
Barring that, I can probably send you an older setup program, it seems I have version 3.0 setup on my computer.
@ voncheech - Thank you kindly, good sir, much appreciated:))
@ Isbum - Replacement track #17 "La Sentenza" on the "Bounty Killer" upload. Sorry bud (sigh):
http://www.zshare.net/audio/30487714f99969/
@warlock -
Thank you kindly for the Thriller upload.
Jerry Goldsmith did indeed compose quite a few of these episodes, and I can tell you they were quite on par with The Twilight Zone scores.
I had a cassette tape many moons ago that I recorded with the end-title suites, as I call them, but unfortunately, through the years they were lost.
This upload also includes some of Morton Stevens and Pete Rugolo's contributions.
I know that track 12 was from the episode "Mr. George", by Jerry Goldsmith, and it's gorgeous!
This is a superb sampler and I hope more is to come! :)
Thanks filmpac!
@ filmpac
Thank you for "The Bounty Killer"!
@ Clint's archive
The matter solved? Any help?
Sure,I need El Puro and Per IL Gusto Di Uccidere.
Thanks
@warlock
Welcome back. Thanks for the great posts, and...by the way...nice blog.
@scoredaddy
I'll pick up the Goldsmith at your place, thanks for putting it right out there on the doorstep.
glad to make you happy :)
@ Isbum,
It's not that I want to be first, but that the basic edition is so good, that some impact would be lost by hearing it first. I have, it seems, successfully beaten back the flames for the meantime, so Operation [classified] is now top priority. ;)
Question: does "currently
being re-stocked" constitute OOP?
Luciano Michelini is featured on the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" soundtrack.
Funny, my enthusiasm was just beginning to grow.
Perhaps someone has this to share with me? Please:)
@ 3410 - "On Order" most likely.
What site posted that?
Buysoundtracks? Dusty - or Movie Grooves?
Moviegrooves. So, no?
@ 3410 - That's their way of saying OOP. So, go for it.
I'll go look for my sunglasses and cain. ;)
All credit to the honourable "didkyd":
Bruno Nicolai,
"Agente Speciale LK", 1967
http://rapidshare.com/files/47372052/Agente_Speciale_LK.rar
Note: above is the '96 edition, missing one track from the '99 edition.
@ 3410 - I found the thread/s having to do with your "project".
That was some very impressive dancing you did in order to keep the lid on it.
The anticipation grows!
Ha!
Who wanted SPACECAMP? From the import CD @320.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZNDKBNQK
@ Bond fans -
Now don't say I go around starting rumor's, but this sounds suspiciously like a demo score for a James Bond movie.
A friend of the composer uploaded it for me to check out.
The title he gave me is this..
"Comme Un Poisson Hors de L'eau"
by Alexandre Azaria
http://rapidshare.com/files/47848898/AAzaria_CommeUnPoisson.zip
The "Transporter 2" composer shows he knows a thing or two about the John Barry sound.
*! very short and includes one song
eNjoY
@ isbum
"Curb Your Enthusiasm" (Courtesy of "Taringa!")
http://lix.in/fd3833
I can up "Amorosa Cipriani" around next week maybe.
Ciao!
@ Tony - Never let it be said we want to see a good blog go under for lack of material. Hope you like this one...
Francis Lai "A Nous Deux" (1979), LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/47824777/FL-ANousDeux.zip
Also, I have "A Man And A Woman", which oddly doesn't seem to have been posted on your blog. Interested?
http://warlocktracks.blogspot.com/
Nothing but classics.
Hello people¡
Here is a wonderful soundtrack from David Shire that I found at Internet. A beatiful and lovely soundtrack, with Oscar nominated song, The promise.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4QC4RKE1
And now a request. Someone has "Deadly Friend" by Charles Bernstein( The Orchestal Score)
Thank you very much¡
And someone can say to me if the film Hairspray is a great film? Someone from here has seen the film? In Spain it will be screened in late September.
Thanks
@ Warlock: merci beaucoup pour Helen of Troy! :)
hey all,
how are you all doin. hey isbum. wanted to know if anyone heard the current word on the industrial cocktail blog. i know it was accepting invitations, and i sent a e-mail to the owner but never received a response. looking forward to the new i.c. also anyone reccommend any good sites where i can upload some soundtracks to share with you guys. i got some goodies i think you guys would like. let me know. thanx.
take care.
@ Krug+Company: for uploads, the "best" is rapidshare... :)
@ alex - Just hang in there, your gonna love it!
@ krug+company - I use either rapidshare or megaupload, but that would best be answered by the pro's here.
"La Morte Busso Due Volte" '69
Cd Complete score vers.
by Piero Umiliani
http://rapidshare.com/files/47855856/PU_LaMorte.zip
@ Mike Oldfield fans, if any are here.
This rather uneven set from Oldfield always seemed poorly engineered, so I gave the base a bit of a boost and sure enough, the good tracks came alive.
"QE2"
by Mike Oldfield
http://rapidshare.com/files/46771366/MO_QE2.zip
* fave track QE2, like adventure music for some film set in the Middle Ages.
Yes, I have an overactive imagination.
To enjoy, or not to enjoy...
à Isbum: nice to see some Mike Oldfield here! :) One of his best track, to my humble opinion, is the Platinum live version you could found on the 2cd set The Complete. Ommadawn part 1 is a great track too...
@ h20 - Thanks for leading me to the "Curb"!
Please hold off on the Cipriani, filmpac has been working on posting it for me.
Oh my, if you might be thinking of buying it, then absolutly hold off until we get a listen to filmpac's version. Thanks my friend!!
@ breton girl - If you could post either of those, I would like to hear them. This is my 2nd post from Oldfield, so you can tell I'm a fan. :)
And another comment. Thanks to H20
for the compilation "Le Cinema de Michel Legrand"¡¡
I bought this compilation some time ago. I like to have the original set of four cds because its one of the greatest compilations I have listened.
All of you will enjoy this compilation. If you download the compilation, you will buy the original cd´s. There is, too, a book with great photos and interviews with Legrand and famous directors who worked with him.
Thank you to Universal France¡¡
Thank you, Isbum
@ Ennioman, h2o, Isbum, filmpac,
Liner notes say: "The long action sequence (where Blindman rescues fifty prisoner girls) is magnificently underscored by almost seven minutes of pure dynamite action music played by symphonic orchestra, electric guitars, drums and emphasized by the 4+4 di Nora Orlandi Choir." Here’s the piece, edited into one track (trax 11 & 12, with a part of trk 14 for a coda):
“Fifty Women for Blindman - 6m43s Medley”
http://rapidshare.com/files/47873999/Blindmanmedley.rar.html
Guys, thanks for the education in recent months... "1,2 / 1,2,3,4,5 / Ohhh..."
@ Surf-score-fans
I was really surprised by this score. I've come back to it three or four times now and still can't get over what a good listen it is.
"Blue Crush" (credit2 SLPMOC)
by Paul Haslinger
http://rapidshare.com/files/47879120/PH_BlueCrush.zip
don't have a cow-a-bunga! Enjoy
@ Isbum i'll try to post this tomorrow or saturday... :)
Just tell me... For Platinum, you want only this track, not the whole cd set? Ommadawn cd is not very long, so i could upload this and Platinum live in a couple of hours of time, but if you want the 2cd set, i'll be unable to do this before the next tuesday. *blush*
@ isbum
OK. I'm looking forward to the filpac's up.
@ 3410
Thanks for a good remix. I putted it on a Blindman's folder with a Ringo's vocal version by Clint's archive.
That's a real complete version!
Do you know a trivia suchlike?
A sneak guitarist on Blindman is GEORGE HARRISON!
Filmpac is turning into a basket case on this Cipriani Amorosa. I am *still* waiting on the last track. Isbum, there does indeed seem to be a More Amorosa, either that or I am really going completely nuts. But if anyone wants to post in the meantime, feel free, mine will only be @192 bitrate.
@ Tony - No doubt you or someone else will be keen. The one that put the man on the map, no lai'in. Short, but oh so sweet...
Francis Lai "A Man And A Woman" (1966), LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/47883037/FL-ManAndAWoman.zip
@ Isbum - I concur on Blue Crush, came as a great surprise to me too. Nice post mate!
@ filpac
More Amorosa, share it please...
@ krug - I'm not about to get into which upload service is the best, everyone has their own preferences. Take a look around here on what people use, and you decide. Some seem to work better for some folk than others, and vice versa.
@ the jazzers - Guys & gals, do please give my "Jazz In Prime Time" post a try, I can't believe how few downloads it has has.
@ isbum - Phew, Amorosa is all complete now. To be posted in the morning. With "perhaps" one of your other requests.
@ warlock - Nice blog, thanks for A Certain Smile. Always a pleasure to see some Alfred Newman, not to mention Mathis.
@ alex - How many tracks on this Deadly Friend orchestral score? 28, counting interviews? A *very* new release?
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