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«Oldest ‹Older 1201 – 1344 of 1344@ ennioman - Thanks for the trip down memory lane buddy!
MondoMorricone has a number of comments (and a link) that I posted when I was wee pup to the whole blogging scene.
One dude called me a "tool" for asking about a re-up.
Them's was da days! ;)
@Isbum
T'was a good place, shame it seemed to dry up..
Ennioman
@ ennioman - It seems that blog's are like gym memberships. Once you know how much effort it takes, all interest goes out the door. ;)
Is it just me, or does Clive Owen look like Pete Townsend on that "Shoot 'Em Up" poster?
Just add a hairpiece and voila!
@ thxjay - Keep the faith on that request you made. I feel a Rocket From Mars launch on that one!
@ mr.T
Wow, I love G-Men. Arigatou! We need more Jap gear.
@ 3410
Thanks for Metti, Una Bossa A Cena. I'm also looking forward your posts.
Here you are!
ET vol.7 (thanks to the original uploader)
http://rapidshare.com/files/17698415/Easy_Tempo_vol.7_-_Bikini_Beat.zip
@ isbum
You're welcome. Glad to been a contributer here with wonderful guys.
@ Isbum
Ha ha Good analogy Isbum, I must admit, the prospect of blog updating does send chills down my spine!
Ennioman
@ mel
This one is to wake you up.
Jackie Gleason's "Silk 'N' Brass" with Pee Wee Erwin on trumpet and Charlie Ventura on tenor sax.
http://rapidshare.com/files/51725810/Jackie_Gleason_Silk__N__Brass_mp3.rar
Enjoy
Thank you for the tip of Sallie's blog "The Vintage Place". I already had downloaded "Breakfast At Tiffany's" expanded bootleg version as I have done for 100% of what she has posted. Her blog is wonderful and is part of my very regular visits.
The remarks I made were to try to report as much as possible valid links on the Excel sheet I am publishing every month. I just check and joshyr links are different from Sallie's ones and still do not work.
@tony
thank you for,
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY...
any bruce is welcome !
OK, I must throw it open to Isbum & Filmpac. Please help with this earworm.
Name This Theme:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5OQXXFFS
This version is, I presume, a 45 single. I'm looking for the name of the full score (EM?, BN?, ‘64?, ‘65?) which re-used this very classic melody for the main theme. Imagine it faster, with trumpet lead instead of vox.
Apologies for taking up space with this query. Thanks for your help.
@ quinlan, no need to list this.
... and a request, on the off-chance:
Berto Pisano, "Kill" aka "Kill Them All"
@ h2o, thank you for 7.
@3410
Name That Tune
That's the main theme from Exodus I believe by Ernest Gold. Hang on and I'll upload the whole very stirring soundtrack. The theme was made popular by the piano duo Ferrante & Tiecher.
As promised, here's.........
EXODUS
ERNEST GOLD (1960)
http://rs93l3.rapidshare.com/files/51750428/Ernest_Gold_1960_Exodus.rar
Reupped @ bb 4 alex -
"Prophesy" boot@320
by Leonard Rosenman
http://rapidshare.com/files/51761587/LRosenman_Prophesy.zip
"The Night Stalker" boot@320
by Gil Melle
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ABV4U1ZV
enJoy
@ quinlan
Your efforts to wake me up with Silk 'N Brass was eminently successful!
Nice album (there's no such thing as a mediocre Gleason album in my book).
Thanks, pal.
Does anyone have Calvin Jackson's solo piano version of Exodus (Reprise LP of movie themes, 1961)?
@ mr.t, H2o,
More jap 'gears' ;)
"CHIPS" Japanese version Cd@320
by Yuji Ohno
http://rapidshare.com/files/51769453/YO_CHIPS.zip
eNjOy!
@ isbum
Thanks for Yuji Ohno. He is great as jazz player too.
@ 3410
Berto Pisano & Jaques Chaumont - Kill! (16tracks CD rip @320)
http://rapidshare.com/files/51792009/BP_JC-K.rar
just posted "norbit" by david newman
@http://laleyendadeost.activeboard.com
@ ET lovers (and I'm not talking little space creatures)
Can anyone tell me if Vol.8 has been posted here, I fear I may have missed it..
Thanks
Ennioman
@ double-o-soul/agent double
I'm real sorry to be such a pain my friend, I'm just listening (again) to the wonderful L'Amica (with no kids around!) and there seems to be a problem with track 3 'Round Nassau' 1.31 in, it seems to be corrupted with another score?
@Isbum
I know you d/l this also, maybe you can check yours to confirm, if it isn't there I'll just go away and sit in the dark pondering over where I'm going wrong! :-(
Ennioman
Point Break OST
-Various Artists
http://www.mediafire.com/?ajbbt9ot1tm
Request
Can someone please help me with a rare one. The music is choral and haunting -
Black Narcissus (1947)
Brian Easdale
I will be VERY grateful if someone can share this. thanks!
@ ennioman - Yes. Their is a break in on track 3. I was doing some other stuff on the desktop when I first heard it, so, assumed it was something I did that caused it.
Sorry to be a bugger, double-o-soul, but any chance we could get track 3 from "L'Amica" replaced?
What's the problem with track 3 isbum ?
Sorry guys but it's not my rip, there is no solution, perharps someone have another rip
@ double-o-soul - About 40 seconds in another track, from something else, cuts in for a couple of seconds.
It's OK my friend, can do with it.
Chalk it up to beggars can't be choosers catagory.
@h20 Takeo Yamashita, very apprecied thanks
*Request
Could someone please repost the Bernard Herrmann recording of MOBY DICK and FOR THE FALLEN?
I somehow completely missed that when it was posted last month and the link is dead.
oops, that MOBY DICK request was from me. Not sure what happened there to my nick. Thanks again.
mr.,
BERNARD HERRMANN: MOBY DICK: FOR THE FALLEN
Bernard Herrmann, cond. | LPO
http://www.mediafire.com/?7xgdwvllmxm
@ chimezatmidnight - Hello there.
How nice of you to answer the door so quickly!
isbum,
I asked for whom the doorbell tolled and it tolled for me.
@ double-o-soul
As Isbum said, nothing we can do it that situation friend, I'm sure I speak for both of us when I say Thanks for posting it here anyways.
Ennioman
@ Request
A technical geek who can seamlessly edit about 2 seconds out of a track? ;-)
@ ruggo,
Thanks. I still don't know why it's so familiar. I must've heard it in the womb.
@ h2o,
Much appreciation for "Kill". I love that horn riff, which says "Shape up!" to the band (as if they need it). :)
@ ennioman,
ET8: Yes, it was; by S., I think. Looked again, but can't find.
@ Isbum,
Finally got around to listening to one of your comps., and it was excellent.
Her name is Isobel Cooper. She likes to be called IZZY. There are no adequate words to describe her exquisite voice.
If beauty exists in the mind that contemplates it, then to share such beauty is a joy akin to the very act of creating it. And I take great delight in sharing this magnificent beauty with you.
I have culled the tracks of her three albums to remove duplicates and compiled them into a 30-track anthology, which I hope becomes a regular part of your listening and further sharing with others for years to come. Sit back and enjoy the splendor of this wonderful music beginning with the incredible “lascia ch’io pianga.”
ISOBEL COOPER
THE VERY BEST OF IZZY
http://rs203tl.rapidshare.com/files/51922187/The_Best_of_Izzy.part1.rar
http://rs78l34.rapidshare.com/files/51925256/The_Best_of_Izzy.part2.rar
http://rs103gc2.rapidshare.com/files/51927363/The_Best_of_Izzy.part3.rar
Track List
01-lascia Ch'io Pianga
02-Shima-Uta (English)
03-Una Firtiva Lagrima
04-Shima-Uta (Japanese)
05-Song of Our Homeland
06-Sull' Aria
07-My Love Is Like A Red, Red Rose
08-Pavane
09-Signore Ascolta
10-The Lost Lady Found
11-Un Bel Di Vedermo
12-The Water Is Wide
13-Going Home
14-Le Temps Des Cerises
15-Down By The Salley Garden
16-Greensleeves
17-Scheherezade Fantasy
18-Au Fond Du Temp Saint
19-Steal Away
20-Les Filles De Cadix
21-The Last Rose Of Summer
22-Aka-Tonbo
23-Lumi Mei Cari
24-Be Still My Soul
25-Qui C'est Celluy
26-Helas, Pourguoy Me Suis Je Marie
27-Laisses, Parier, Lasses Dire
28-Wish Wish
29-Suo Gan
30-Sakura
Hello all.
Looking for "Another Time, Another Place" Douglas Gamley.
I could have sworn I downloaded this a few months ago, but can't seem to find it :(
@ thxjay – A happy return to the world of spy thrillers. My go-to guy has been missing in action for a while now, I suspect agents of SMERSH. I do have a few more, will trot them out soon, trying to hunt down some better bitrates. This one in glorious 320 quality…
Roland Shaw & His Orchestra “The Phase 4 World Of Spy Thrillers” (1972), LP @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/51932773/RS-SpyThrillers.zip
@ soulbrotha & blaxploitation fans – A recent find, enjoy…
Jerry Butler & Jerry Peters “Melinda” (1972), LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/51928262/JB-Melinda.zip
Request;
Could someone please upload tracks 16-20 from Splendido il Piccioni
Thanks in advance
Ennioman
Makes me feel like Peter Graves.
M I S S I O N : POSSIBLE!
Great filmpac!!
@ tony - did you check out Quinlans new word file? Has all the links through July in it.
Hold the fort, cancel that last message, I see where you guys are coming from now. I was counting from the wrong end, and it sounded fine. Same 2 second gap. So unless we got it from the same source, I suspect there be a fault in the pressing. Sorry dudes.
Round Nassau take #2. My mate snipped the 2 seconds out. Woo-hoo!! Hope this helps…
http://www.zshare.net/audio/33644989392879/
@ ennioPac - For poor quinlan, I've cleared up what would otherwise be a very confusing series of posts.
And here's my version. Missing 1.5 sec replaced with similar section from the next verse, pitched down a semitone, to account for the key change. ;)
L'amica 3 repaired:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XC0FIHZV
@ Bacalovalite's -
What a nice effort fellas.
Louis might even tear up seeing all the love here.
Well, I don't know if I've shared this already.. much appreciation to the original uploader.
"Cuori Solitari"
by Louis Bacalov
http://rapidshare.com/files/51965030/LB_CuoriSolitari.zip
Can anyone find me a cover for this one, please?
eNJOy!
@ h2O and ?
Here's another of my mellow tapes.
Some film music, a few songs from the early 80's, and a little jazz.
" 72% Blue " 90min cassette@320
various artists
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JNFZZXHE
72% Blue is the mood of this.
'..to tell you the truth, I kinda lost track myself in all this excitement, but seeing as this is the most powerful blog in the world and could blow your mind to the edges of ecstasy. You just have to ask yourself a question... Do we feel Lucky?'
YOU BET WE DO!
Guys what a brilliant effort!
It's so nice to have this score in the quality it deserves. You guys are the best.
Thank you
Ennioman
@ Isbum
Hi Bud, thanks for the brilliant Cuori Solitari. I have been looking all over the web for a cover and sadly the pickings are zero..
But as you know, that's never stopped me before, so spent the morning trying to create a cover with a bit of a retro feel about it, as I said, even finding a decent few stills from the web was a task in itself. I came up with this anyway, had to soften it to some degree to hide the nature of the low res material but hope it does the trick.
http://rapidshare.com/files/52019274/Cuori_Solitari_Front.zip.html
Now, I was about to start a back cover, and as normal, I had this playing in the background, when suddenly, would you know it, there is a problem with track 16 Cuori Solitari Night Club 2, from about 29 seconds in -32 seconds, it sounds to me as if the CD from which it was ripped from has got stuck?
So, I didn't know how you wanted to go with this, the way I see it we have 3 options:
1. Leave it as it is
2. Delete it
3. Dare we ask the IMF ?!?!
I only bring this up as naturally it could effect how the track listing would appear for the back cover..
What do you think Boss?
Ennioman
@ mel
The last two Jackie Gleasons for you my friend.
Music For The Love Hours with Bobby Hackett on trumpet solo:
http://rapidshare.com/files/51925039/Jackie_Gleason_Music_For_The_Love_Hours_mp3.rar
Jackie Gleason Plays Romantic Jazz:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52035206/Jackie_Gleason_Plays_Romantic_Jazz_mp3.rar
For this last one it is to be noted that it has 12 tracks contrarily to what the track list on the front cover as well as the liner notes are saying (they are calling for 16 tracks).
The "missing" tracks would be: "I've Got My Eyes On You", "Crazy Rhythm", The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise" & "You Can't Pull The Wool Over My Eyes".
I bought the reissue LP in 1985 as you have it in this submission.
It's possible that the original release (1955) had 16 tracks including those 4 "missing" ones, but I don't really know.
The rips are @ 320 + HR artwork.
Enjoy anyway.
@ Ennioman,
"Nightclub 2" fixed. Stay tuned.
@ quinlan
Yep, it does seem strange that a quality label like Capitol would want to pull the wool over their customers' eyes - but it doesn't matter, I'm very happy to have whatever there is,and many thanks to you.
Have you grabbed Robert Farnon At The Movies from http://singinandswingin.blogspot.com/?
Time for a little coast-to-coast variety.
First, from Hollywood:
ALLAN TOUSSAINT ORCHESTRA
LOVE THEMES FROM THE MOVIES
http://rapidshare.com/files/51970511/Allen_Toussaint_Orch_Love_Themes_From_The_Movies_pt.1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/51972003/Allen_Toussaint_Orch_Loce_Themes_From_The_Movies.rar
01 Moonriver
02 The Way We Were
03 As Time Goes By
04 Love Theme (Romeo & Juliet)
05 The Shadow of Your Smile
06 Emanuelle
07 Tonight
08 The Godfather
09 Cavatina (The Deer Hunter)
10 Chi Mai (The Professional)
11 We Have All The Time In The World
12 Bilitis
13 Tara's Theme
14 Summer Of '42
15 Moulin Rouge Theme
16 Somewhere My Love
17 Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
18 Don't Cry For Me Argentina
19 Sunrise, Sunset
20 Three Coins In A Fountain
And Now from New York:
ANDREW LLOYD WEBER
THE BROADWAY COLLECTION
http://rapidshare.com/files/51974071/Andrew_Lloyd_Weber_The_Broadway_Collection.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/51974724/Andrew_Lloyd_Weber_The_Broadway_Collection.part2.rar
1. Superstar - Murray Head
2. I Don't Know How To Love Him - Yvonne Ellliman
3. Don't Cry For Me Argentina - Sarah Brightman
4. High Flying, Adored - Mandy Patinkin
5. Memory - Betty Buckley
6. Mr. Mistoffelees - Cats Original Broadway Cast
7. Pie Jesu - Sarah Brightman & Paul Miles Kingston
8. Love Changes Everything - Michael Ball
9. The Phantom Of The Opera - Michael Crawford
10. The Music Of The Night - Michael Crawford
11. Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again - Sarah Brightman
12. Any Dream Will Do - Michael Damian
13. Close Every Door - Donny Osmond
14. With One Look - Glenn Close
15. Sunset Boulevard - Alan Campbell
16. As If We Never Said Goodbye - Barbra Streisand
17. By Jeeves - By Jeeves Original London Cast
18. Gus: The Theatre Cat - Sarah Brightman
PS: I didn’t know there was a limit. Rapidshare cut me off twice now from downloading because I downloaded over 25 gigs in 5 days. Doesn’t everyone?
Cuori Solitari cover is here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52065517/cover.jpg
Does anyone have the music from these German comedies:
-Didi, der Doppelgänger (Non Stop
Trouble With My Double)
by Harold Faltermeyer
- Geierwally (1987)
@ quin-mel - Here's a Farnon soundtrack for the Sean Connery/ Brigitte Bardot movie.
"Shalako"
by Robert Farnon
http://rapidshare.com/files/52073918/RF_Shalako.zip
@ ennioman,
Nightclub 2 repaired:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/9b1mwv
@ isbum
Regarding Farnon, thanks, but I already have Shalako. I also have Horatio Hornblower.
@ 3410
WOW, got to say it my friend, that's incredible!
I don't know what else to say?
Except Thank you again for such dedication. I thought designing some original artwork would contribute in some small way toward this recording, but now the original artwork has been found, kinda leaves my efforts out in the cold a bit..
which leaves me to ask:
@Isbum are you happy with that original artwork, as it contains a track listing..
Let me know.
Thanks again 3410
Genius job.
Ennioman
@isbum - Hey friend, yes I did check through the links. I believe I was thinking of "Of Love and Desire" by Ronald Stein, which I do have and was posted by Filmpac, if I'm not mistaken.
Anyhow, I did find a copy of "Another Time, Another Place" on Ebay for $7.50 including shipping!
So, I will post when I receive the LP. :)
@ chimezatmidnight
Huge Thanks for MOBY DICK. Really great having a cleaner version to replace the old hiss filled tape I have. One question though, I don't see FOR THE FALLEN included. Not sure if you thought 'For the Fallen' was part of the MOBY DICK title. It's a separate orchestral piece Herrmann composed. An amazing bit of music too. I've got that one on tape too but if you have it ripped I'd love to hear it.
@ 3410 - Thank you!
@ ennioman - Think a combination of the two will work well. Thanks!
@filmpac
Thanks for the Roland Shaw :)
@ Isbum
Talking about German Sci Fi TV here's the great funky theme from Star Maidens 1976.
http://rapidshare.com/files/52109840/Star_Maidens_Main_Theme.zip.html
Ennioman
One more for new Bacalov fans.
Western comedy score.
"Una Questione D'onore" Cd@320
by Luis Bacalov
http://rapidshare.com/files/52128140/LB_Questione.zip
:)
Seems that thxjay isn’t the only one digging the spy stuff, quite a few downloads on the previous Roland Shaw. So here’s another. More of a compilation of 2 earlier albums, this takes the best cuts. Only 128 bitrate, but sounding pretty good…
Roland Shaw “The World Of James Bond Adventure”, @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52134143/RS-WorldOfBond.zip
In keeping with the run of Bacalovs, something of a rarity methinks. Desperately in need of track titles, if anyone can help.
Luis Bacalov “La Seduzione (aka Seduction)” (1973), LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52153621/LB-LaSeduzione.zip
The film is oft described as an Italian take on Lolita. An IMDB user commented thusly: “Seduction is beautifully photographed, and boasts an exquisite, and at times highly sensual Luis Enriquez Bacalov score”. I don’t know if I would call it sensual (perhaps I’m getting too old), but it does contain more than a hint of mambo-esque moments, and a touch of funk.
Anybody got the unreleased WIMBLEDON score by Edward Shearmur or TWO WORLDS videogame score by Harold Faltermeyer?
Thanks!!!
@ ennioman & isbum
Happy to help. BTW, e-man, I like your art better than the official one.
@ filmpac - Totally fun score from Bacalov there my man!
Hi all!
Anybody have the OST of "New York City Band" by Harold Wheeler. It was a Joey Travolta gang movie.
Anyone? Thx.
@ filmpac - Track six is pretty sensual. Kinda reminds me of "Act of Love" by Art of Noise.
BTW: I'll be delivering your Pretty Baby tomorrow.
Add that to tony's "Atlantic City" and it'll be a Louis Malle double feature Cd.
@ 3410
That's very kind of you to say so pal.
I must admit I think I will use my own artwork this time around, as I think the original artwork is a bit lame to say the least.
I'm designing a back cover in the same vein, if you would like it let me know and I will post it here.
Ennioman
Go ahead, make my day.
donovan's brain,
I'm so sorry -- my iTunes had split the folder into Herrmann LPO and Herrmann NPO!
HERRMANN: FOR THE FALLEN
Bernard Herrmann, cond | NPO
http://www.mediafire.com/?20t4dvmg4lv
@filmpac
I have that Roland Shaw James Bond World of Adventure! @320 with art in my Crime Jazz folder.
http://rapidshare.com/users/CZMZWG
it's in 2 parts
Keep 'em comin' :)
Jason
@ 3410, Isbum and anyone else who would like it.
Here's the custom back insert for Luis Bacalov's Cuori Solitari, hope you like it.
http://rapidshare.com/files/52235217/cuori_BACK.zip.html
Ennioman
Nice one, E.
A request, please: "La donna invisibile" @192 or +. Thank you.
@ 3410
Just have the 14 track version if this is ok mate?
Sadly I'm missing the 16 track version.
Ennioman
Actually as I remember, I think the 2 extra tracks are from L'Alabi
So doing the 14 track version for you now.
Ennioman
@ 3410
La Donna Invisible
http://rapidshare.com/files/52263071/La_Donna_Invisibile.zip.html
Ennioman
"Now I know why they call you Ennioman; every Morricone job that comes along."
Thanks, pal. Here's my 4 bonus tracks for "L'Alibi". Hope this is of some help.
http://rapidshare.com/files/39581915/L_alibi__4_more_tracks_.rar.html
Oh, I see what you mean now. Anyhow.
Request:
I watched "Das Sams" (The Slurb) recently, and would like to have the music by Nicola Piovani. Anyone who could share that?
So, I was going through the process of re-organizing my Soundtrack folders, and while trying to figure out how I wanted to break things down, I became curious as to how everyone else does it. I currently have a variety of folders. "One-off" scores go in their respective decade folder (1970's, 1960's, etc.), composers with large discographies (Goldsmith, Morricone, etc) go in their own individual folders, then I also have a folder for Italian sountracks, libraries, pop soundtracks (non-scores), and too many more to mention. Needless to say, I keep changing my mind. So, how does everyone else organize their treasures??? Do tell.
Cheers
@ All - Our friend quidtum has requested the removal of the following titles..
"Under Pompelmo" -Giuliano Sorgini
"Das Unsichtbare Viser"- Walter
Kubiczeck
The links will be killed tonight at midnight LA time.
@ Quinlan - Do not add these titles to the August links.
A Quincy classic!
Dave Grusin wrote a track and played on several others.
"Body Heat"
by Quincy Jones
http://rapidshare.com/files/52295952/QJ_BodyHeat.zip
Great for cooling down these hot summer nights.
anyone know where to find some shirley temple?
@ chimezatmidnight
Big Thanks for Herrmann's FOR THE FALLEN. I've been on a Herrmann revival kick for the past few days. He's the composer responsible for my love of film music and classic movies.
Greetings from Mexico!
Hi. I live in Mexico City and I can't find anywhere the "How to succeed in business without really trying" soundtrack. I now it's an oop from Rykodisc. Does anyone have it? Thanks in advance
does any one have Franz Waxman Suspicion and Varese Sarabande release Rebecca Royal Scottish National Orchestra conducted by Joel McNeely.
Thanks in advance
Gents, can I interest you in some Umiliani for the weekend?
"La ragazza dalla pelle di luna"
pt1. (01-13)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JFJFXUWU
pt2. (14-26)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=80Z3XZ2K
Not to be confused with "La ragazza fuori strada", I'm fairly certain that this hasn't been seen here before. Courtesy of the dear departed Dictung und Wahrheit blog.
@ isbum,
I was thinking of instituting a new designation for links that need not be listed by Quinlan, ie odd tracks shared, and so on. Say, by ending post "QDL", as in "Quinlan, don't list". Your thoughts?
@ filmscore,
1x Morricone, by year
1x other Ita., by year
1x other, by year
@ 3410 - Great suggestion!
This should be employed for limited time shares as well.
@ quinlan - What do you think of this?
@ jordan – A request from July, I didn’t have it at the time but do now. A very low key affair from Jarre…
Maurice Jarre “After Dark, My Sweet” (1990), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52167594/MJ-AfterDarkMySweet.zip
@ thxjay – Thanks for the heads-up on your Roland Shaw, sweet bitrate. Sadly, some of my other Bond related items are sounding just a little bit tinny, all treble and no bass, so let me experiment a little on these. If anyone has “Music To Read James Bond By”, two volumes, that would make for one sweet post, my copy of that @128 bitrate is very tinny indeed.
@ filmscore – My folders are organized pretty much the same as yours, with the exception I don’t have folders for Italian, French etc, it’s just one folder for each composer, with each score placed inside of that. Plus folders for various artists soundtracks, Disney, multiple composers etc. Seems to work out fine for me, but you do need to know the composer first to find anything.
@ isbum – Looking forward to Pretty Baby, thanks mate. And belated thanks to Tony too for Atlantic City, haven’t had a listen yet but will be enjoying both of them soon.
@ filmpac - Put a hold on for "Pretty Baby". The Lp must have been pressed by monkeys.
It popped, I snapped, the record got cracked and trashed.
I've gotten less grief from records pressed in the 1950's fer cry'in out sideways!
Fimpac, funny that I was typing that while you were posting.
Thinking about the same thing at the same time on a different continent..! That's just nut's!
@ isbum - Oh well, thanks for trying bud. I guess it goes back onto the request list then, hey. I've got it wishlisted on p2pland, so ya never never know, "After Dark My Sweet" popped up after quite a while finding nothing.
@ 3410
Thanks for the extras buddy, glad to have helped you out.
Ennioman
@ filmpac - Nah, their are a couple more copies at the store.
If this turns out to be theraputic, I can rip and break them until we get a decent one.')
Here's something I found under Don Randi's name. Recorded in '67 and arranged by Randi, this is a jazz take on the Beatles "Rubber Soul" album.
The Music Company
"Rubber Soul Jazz"
http://rapidshare.com/files/52335416/DR_RubberSoulJazz.zip
Lalo Schifrin's name pops up in the liner notes.
"..Don Randi, who would court controversy later in the 60's, when his release of Lalo Schifrin's 'Theme from Che!' was boycotted by Cuban Americans who threatened to picket the Capitol Tower in Hollywood."
Now, I wonder where I can find a copy of that Lp.
One thing indeed leeds to another.
Crap, "leads" to another!
Note to Isbum - The term "ripping" is NOT meant to be taken literally;)
@ filmpac - Brooke Shields hasn't been ripped like that since Tom Cruise had a go at her! ;)
@ Filmpac
I don't have Music to read James Bond by, but wondered if you could tell me, has the James Bond Songbook has ever been posted here, from 1965 by The James Bond Sextet. If not I could post tomorrow.
Ennioman
@ ennioman - Songbook is from the same lable that my Randi post came from. Yes, please. :)
@ Isbum
No problem mate, just finishing a request for tonight, so will post Bond Sextet tomorrow.
BTW (Did you get the back cover posted above earlier)
Ennioman
@ Musicals and more Musicals
Here's How to succeed in Business
http://rapidshare.com/files/52356908/How_To_Succeed_In_Business.zip.html
Enjoy
Ennioman
@ tony – Very short at only 22 minutes, coupled with a low bitrate (but sounding fine), makes for one quick download. A very nice cruisy little score it is too. Hope you enjoy…
Bruce Langhorne “The Hired Hand” (1971), @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52358963/BL-TheHiredHand.zip
@ isbum – Meh, I still reckon the Cruise is gay (not that there’s anything wrong with that). Everything else is just a smokescreen. Kind of like the whole Whacko Jacko and Lisa Marie Presley thing. And don’t start on “yeah, but the Cruise has got a kid with Katie Holmes”, all part of the smokescreen matey. Whacko had kids too. Even Rock Hudson got married, to keep up the facade. PS: Downloading a Didi Der Doppelganger as I type, will have to be tomorrow though bud, places to go and people to see.
@ ennioman - Yep, I already posted James Bond Songbook a month or so back, but it was @128 bitrate. Fire away if yours is better.
@ filmpac - I think you missed the referance. Cruise attacked Shields for using anti-depressants after the birth of one of her children.
"Pretty Baby" stars Brooke Shields..
Example A.
How to explain a joke to death.
Yesterday I was watching The Hurricane on TCM... and thinking how similar and still opposite it was in its theme to Ford's later Fort Apache. I kept comparing Massey's Governor (I really admire Massey) to Fonda's commander...
Until I just yielded to Alfred Newman's score.
Ford never understood composers. Lots of his scores sound pastischey -- the best of those comes from the intelligent and versatile Lucien Caillot of the Philadelphia Orchestra (who may or may not have "helped" Stoki in his Bach arrangements).
And I know about his disdain for Alex North's excellent Cheyenne Autumn score. I don't know how he felt about Steiner's The Searchers. His producing partner at Odyssey, Merian Cooper, was pretty damn savvy about film music: he was determined that the King Kong score be a narrative unto itself.
My personal favorite of the Ford scores has been The Quiet Man...
But Newman's The Hurricane I'd love to get to know apart from the brilliant visuals and editing.
Does anyone have Alfred Newman's The Hurricane?
@ chimezatmidnight
I didn't see your request of July 31 for Bob Fosse's "Sweet Charity" fulfilled, but I must say that I did not check all August posts yet.
So here is my rip from LP @ 320 +HR artwork.
http://rapidshare.com/files/52374469/Sweet_Charity_mp3.rar
Enjoy
@ chimezatmidnight, and anybody else
Didn't the LD of Ford's THE HURRICANE have an isolated score?
@quinlan: Sorry to have been absent so long, but I was busy with term papers and am still not quite caught up. Ocean Waves, while a Ghibli film, was not directed by Hayao Miyazaki and therefore not scored by Hisaishi. The composer was Shigeru Nagata.
@ALL MY TECH HELPERS
Recently I inquired as to how one can convert a "CD-image" file and break out its individual tracks.
Lo & behold! I discovered the easiest of all solutions.
I mentioned previously that I favor using Easy CD-DA Extractor (Professional) for all my format conversions, etc....
If you select the AUDIO FILE FORMAT CONVERSION option and drag in both the CD-image (whatever format it's in) and the CD-Cue, the Extractor will both convert to desired format AND break out the individual tracks. Voila!
Quinlan - Just to let you know that Sweet Charity was filled. But thank you (as always) for your thoughts and caring in helping others. And a special thank you for the links you compile, for all of us.
It is very very much appreciated, my friend.
@ Isbum, 3410, one bite et al
Here's one I don't think I have seen here before, although I'm probably wrong, in which case this has been a complete waste of time :-(
Rome by Night Various Composers that we all love and admire.
http://rapidshare.com/files/52432027/Rome_by_Night.zip.html
Ennioman
Next up The James Bond Songbook
A very good library by maestro Piero Umiliani
Piero Umiliani - "Atmospheres" Omicron label LPM0036 mono (1979)
front cover here
http://i18.tinypic.com/2l8i4ud.jpg
Deeply electronic vivid library by Piero Umiliani at the electronic keyboards, along with Cicci Santucci (trumpet), Franco Chiari (vibraphon), Tonino Ferrelli (bass) Roberto Podio (drums) & Enzo Grillini (guitar), recorded at Sound Workshop studio, Rome.
From record's notes:
"This record is the result of new sound research, of unusual colours, "atmospheres" obtained by the use of electronic instruments, together with taped "live" sounds, such as percussion. This music is particularly adaptable for describing natural phenomenors (sic), great events, far away in time and space"
my vinyl rip @ 320 Kbps
http://rapidshare.com/files/32976163/pua.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/32981122/pua.part2.rar
password to unrar=
for_music_pleasure
Here's the James Bond Songbook from 1965
http://rapidshare.com/files/52445591/The_James_Bond_songbook_1965.zip.html
Ennioman
quinlan,
Your concern is sweeter than Charity. I do have the download. What's entirely better is having an experience of your thoughtful kindness.
Thank you!
Has anyone taken notice, in the midst of all of Mad Men's excellence, of how good the underscore is?
The composer is David Carbonara. I remember liking his scores for Spanking The Monkey and Guiliani Time.
In what's typically either a mechanical cue based (Mike Post) medium or one with too many Dennis Potter derivatives of "iwony" (hear song! see how it mocks scene!), Carbonara's score is different and, yes, better.
Because of the audio mix it is not as conspicuous a "character" (the producer's word) as the props, clothes and lighting... but it is pretty darn integral and as good as anything else onscreen.
Does anyone have the following Joe jackson titles to share?
WILL POWER
TUCKER: THE MAN AND HIS DREAM
As requested,
Tucker, The Man And His Dream (1988) by Joe Jackson:
http://www.mediafire.com/?7j12chmdgm9
@filmpac -
Thanks so much for the Hired Hand.
I just watched this little gem of a film. Wonderful score! I appreciate it greatly. :)
Thanks JoshR!! Only 23 minutes response to my request, amazing!
@ ruggo, chimez, constantino, lovers of 20th century classical music
someone has posted Leonard Bernstein's Columbia recordings of the complete Sibelius symphonies:
http://my.opera.com/STEFANfromPARIS/blog/show.dml/1290582
scoredaddy,
I really recommend that set.
It includes my fave recordings of the 1st and Pohjola's Daughter.
@Scoredaddy
I've got Will Power (love this record)
Do you prefer it in Ape or Mp3 320 ?
@all italian soundtrack posters
Many thanks
Here's is ET Vol.10
http://rapidshare.com/files/52485738/Easy_Tempo_Vol._10_...End_Titles.zip
TTTOP
Not sure if this has been posted here before?
Ennio Morricone Copkiller Extended version
http://rapidshare.com/files/52480063/Copkiller_extended.zip.html
Thanks very much for ET vol. 10!
Does anyone have the Link for ET vol. 8 I'll be damned if I can find it??
Ennioman
scoredaddy,
I downloaded a very good Takemitsu 2 CD set from Moodswingmusic yesterday...
@ segroeg
I would appreciate Willpower at 320. Many thanks.
@ chimez
I grabbed that Takemitsu as well but haven't listen to it yet.
@ filmpac - Their is a guy who shows up every so often and asks for "Revenge of the Ninja".
I was doing a little search at Soundtrack Collector yesterday on the two composers who did "In Search of..."(a favorite of mine),
W. Michael Lewis & Laurin Rinder
and "boing!", they were credited as composers on "Revenge of the Ninja" along with Robert J. Walsh.
I'm thinking it was drunkenmaster who was asking for this, so add my name to that request.
Thanks for any help locating this.
@ 3410 - "Eugenie De Sade" by Bruno Nicolai is great. A belated thank you for sharing it.
Love the 60's sitar with big horn arrangements. Reminds me of E.Bernstein's "Alice B. Toklas".
Ennioman,
WOW!!!! Thank you very much for "How to succeed..." I'm at my office now and I can't download it until I get home tonight (I can't hardly wait) I've been looking for this for many years. Thanks again,
Humberto
@Scoredaddy
Will Pover 320
http://rapidshare.com/files/52515374/Will_Power.zip
Enjoy
You're very welcome Humberto, should be a great start to your weekend!
Ennioman
Hello, I'm kinda new at this, so if it does not go as planned, (Or I break a rule) let me know. For my first posts ever:
James Newton Howard - The Emperor's Club
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/3195460669/Emperor_'s_Club.rar
Jerry Goldsmith - Mom And Dad Save The World
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/3195460497/Mom_And_Dad_Save_The_World.rar
Both with covers. Enjoy.
@isbum...no one ever posted Revenge Of The Ninja? Yikes let me get that one for you.
N-Joy The...SWEET RIDE -Pete Rugolo
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=09W54BM4
In my quest for all things Herrmann I'm curious if anyone has any of the following.
- The Battle of Nereteva soundtrack
- Snows of Kilimanjaro / 5 Fingers (Marco Polo CD)
- The Bride Wore Black - Suite
- Blue Denim (Film Score Monthly FSMCD Vol. 4 No. 15 tracks 17-31)
@ isbum – What an outstanding request, mate. It’s not at all hard to see why Faltermeyer got the invite to go to Hollywood. Comes with a bonus vocal version, enjoy…
Harold Faltermeyer & Arthur Lauber “Didi Der Doppelganger” (1984), @VBR-high:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52552668/HF-DidiDerDoppelganger.zip
@ filmpac - Now isbum veeewy confused. I have searched this and last months request posts and can't see where I asked for this.
Oh, but that's not stopping me from grabbin' it right now!
donovan's brain,
HERRMANN: THE BATTLE OF NEREVTA
http://www.mediafire.com/?ewxjyuodzjl
The Snows of Kilimanjaro and Five Fingers are coming!
@ thxjay & the spy jazzers – I like this one, a lot. A classic television series produces a classic score. Known as Danger Man in the UK, or Secret Agent Man in the US…
Edwin Astley & His Orchestra “Danger Man” (1964), @128 but sounding fine:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52563537/EA-DangerMan.zip
@ isbum – My bad, it wasn’t you at all, but Claus. You had a post directly beneath his, and I must’ve still been bug-eyed from last night. I tell you though, it’s a mighty fine score, so I hope you’ll enjoy it too.
donovan's brain,
HERRMANN: THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO; FIVE FINGERS
(John Morgan reconstruction)
William Stromberg, cond. | Moscow SO
http://www.mediafire.com/?1fp0zd0itgv
ruggo, scoredaddy, constantine and donovan's brain,
Here is Jose Serebrier's recording with the Czech SP of a wide range of Leos Janacek's music.
Perhaps no one is more unique in his development than L.J -- or in his capturing the perpetual zeitgeist of modernism. He has had endless influence over so many different composers (including Herrmann).
The Czech SP provide terrific authenticity. And in a world of great Janacek conductors as varied as Mackerras, Neumann, Pesek and Ancerl, Serebrier (great on his own merits) just plain is as near as we'll get to hearing Stoki conduct this amazing music.
The first disc is orchestral music from a few different periods... including his Sinfonietta, Lachian Dances and Taras Bulba. The second disc is a mix of Janacek's and Serebrier's suites from the operas The Cunning Little Vixen (GREAT English animation of this released a few years ago on DVD), From The House of the Dead and The Makropulos Affair.
CD 1
http://www.mediafire.com/?2jd tme0yjmt
CD 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?30e njvgfu0m
September Film Score Monthly SALE CDs!!
http://www.screenarchives.com/email.cfm?eid=8
@ salm.d
Reur request for Vangelis "L'Apocalypse Des Animaux" of July 24.
I hope I'm not coming too late as I did for "Sweet Charity" (Sorry for that chimezatmidnight and filmpac and thank you for your kind understanding).
Here is my rip from LP @ 320 with HR artwork.
http://rapidshare.com/files/52583414/Vangelis_L_Apocalypse_Des_Animaux_mp3.rar
One thing to be noted:
On track 6 "Creation Du Monde", 9 minutes and 51 seconds after the start the music is fading away and there is a rather long silence of 21 seconds before the music starts again. That's strange but that's the way it is on the LP. We must believe that the composer wanted it this way.
Enjoy
@chimesatmidnight
Having some problem getting those Mediafire links to work for the Janacek.
ruggo,
I will download them and see what is wrong.
Tick...tick...tick..
about one hour and we roll into a new month.
About a week ago my roomate and I took a guess at what the number of posts would be when August closed.
He guessed 1300
I guessed 1422
If it stays at this post, we have a tie.
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