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753 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 601 – 753 of 753@ carrasco - A favorite that came from Score Baby.
"Blazing Magnum"
by Armando Trovaioli
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZXJVTBXK
@ segroeg - filmpac may be in the outback, perhaps you could post the polizia disc for me?
@ scoredaddy, quinlan - Do either of you have anything by jazz artist Bennie Maupin?
A compilation posted here recently had a track titled "Water Torture" on it that has me wanting to hear more from him.
Nice little bootleg movie rip thingy I've not seen posted before. All credit and thanks to the original ripper, whomever he/she may be. WARNING: Contains some dialogue and sound effects...
John Barry "Seance On A Wet Afternoon" (1964), movie rip @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/64509168/JB-Seance.zip
@ isbum - Sorry, but I don't have the Cinevox collection (as yet, hoping segroeg has all of these), but I have managed to throw a lasoo on a Western Quartet. Just need some tagging and listening time.
@ filmpac - Excellent find! Like I mentioned, the sound clips were incredible. Fellow Piccioni lover, quidtum, will be thrilled with this too.
Requests:
"Disco Undead: 70's Horror Movie Themes Re-Interpreted"
"Puppet Jazz: Jazz,Funk,Soul Instrumentals from West Germany"
"DJ Deeno Presents: Action Passing"
"Pop Instrumental De France"
by Laurent Petitgirard
Please share these if you have them. Thanks in advance for checking your collections (and hard drives).
@ janus2810 - A very belated thanks to you for dropping an incredible 21 Francois De Roubaix posts in the month of June.
Now that I have sorted the Italian's out, it has been a wonderful two days spent listening to this master composer!
Thank you Janus!
@ isbum - Mate, you've stumped me totally on those last four requests. So I'll second all of them, espcially the Disco Undead... what a great Halloween Treat that would make:)
@ filmpac - I see. Well, for the most part, they are library records.
However, Laurent Petitgirard went on to become a film composer of note.
Just not "of note" on this blog. ;)
Disco Undead does sound cool though.
@ Any Lai fans, or anyone who cares, posted a couple more Lai OST's @ Tony's Love of Lai Blog. JP
@ Isbum Glad to hear you liked the de Roubaix mate! He's one of my favourites, very different from so many of the other European composers
@ janus2810 - Like it!? I'm soaking in this wonderful music!
I have dropped Watson a line inquiring about Roubaix's "Mort D'un Guide", perhaps you may have the Barklay Lp of this?
@ Segroeg
Many Thanks for Trovaioli and Angelis bros.
I hope "Spencer & Hill" too.
@ Le MonOcle, manucosma
Claude Bolling - Doucement Les Basses [aka Easy Down There!] (1971)
http://rapidshare.com/files/65233378/CB-DLB.rar
@ Isbum
I didn't know that Mort D'un Guide existed as an LP, I thought I had all the de Roubaix material you could get, anyone with this LP PLEASE up it, I don't even know how I would begin to thank you! JP
In case anyone is curious about the score janus2810 and I are talking about, here's the Theme from
"Mort D'un Guide"
by Francois De Roubaix.
http://rapidshare.com/files/65242374/FDR_MortD_unGuideTheme.zip
It begins in a very calm way, but by the end it becomes something very wild.
According to SC, an Lp was released in France, on Barclay in 1975.
I was hunting around for some horror film score that hasn't been posted a hundred times, when I ran into this clown with a gun.
Great score done with a small group of musicians who know a thing or two about jazz. More "Klute" than "Pelham 1-2-3", and stays absolutely dead serious in handling the whole clown with a gun subject matter.
"Vulgar" 2002 Cd @320
by Ryan Shore
http://rapidshare.com/files/65249339/RS_Vulgar.zip
EnJoy!
@ isbum and janus2810
I also have not heared about LP release of "Mort D'un Guide".
In 1979 LES PLUS BELLES MUSIQUES DE FRANCOIS DE ROUBAIX VOL.3 (LP) was released from Barclay France. It inclueds 1 track only.
EMI ODEON 2CD is same above.
And In 2006 LE MONDE ELECTRONIQUE DE FRANCOIS DE ROUBAIX VOL.II was. This CD includes 5 tracks.
These 6 tracks are all of "Mort D'un Guide", I think.
Need more 5?
@ H2o - The Lp listed at Soundtrack Collector site has no picture or tracklist. It would be listed as an Ep if it were only six tracks, or am I just guessing?
@ isbum
At Soundtrack Collector LP number is Barclay 900 577.
It is LES PLUS BELLES MUSIQUES DE FRANCOIS DE ROUBAIX VOL.3.
@ h2o - Good tip my friend, a little follow-the-electronic-Roubaix led to a blog that has Volume 1 & 2!
http://my.opera.com/STEFANfromPARIS/blog/electronicfrancois-de-roubaix
@ h20 - Now I see your comment.
Leave it to you to one-up Charlie Chan. Nice work Detective H2o! ;)
If the Lp had a release date posted it would have made that easier.
Here's Puppet Jazz from an old pal, XYZ Cosmonaut - If you see this Cosmo, many thanks again.
VA - Puppet Jazz
@isbum
Laurent Petitgirard's Pop Instrumentals de France (from wesm)
http://sharebee.com/5d48b168
@LT Cosmos' back, give him a visit
http://cosmobells.blogspot.com/
Hi Friends, sorry I've not been around for a while, I have a lot of private crap going on in my life at the moment which I've really got to sort out.
And while doing so, obviously I like to try and listen to some music, lately I've been reaching for anything on those BAD HI SPACE cd-r's, and sadly I have just discovered another favourite of mine gone and wondered if anybody can help in the best possible b/r.
REQUEST:
John William's Original SUPERMAN, the version I have rotted on 2 CD-r's is the:
Warner Archives/Rhino R2 75874 edition
Disc 1 17 tracks
Disc 2 18 tracks
Would very much appreciate your help guys.
@ Watson thanks for the Mancini pal.
Ennioman
The three other volumes :
History of soundtrack
http://rapidshare.com/files/65323264/cvox-cd2-comedy.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/65326336/cvox-cd3-police.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/65335976/CVOX-cd4-western.rar
@Clint's archive
I've got the Superman you request, but encoded in mp3pro (you know the format that was supposed to be better and smaller)
Tell me if you want it, if nobody can provide it at 320.
@Clint's archive
A sample to appreciate the sound :
http://rapidshare.com/files/65338537/01_-_Prelude_and_Main_Title_March__-_.mp3
@ Clint/Ennioman
I got Williams' SUPERMAN 2CD@320 available - gimme a "Go" and I'll up it ASAP!
I got beaten by others upping something at the same time so often lately, I'd rather await confirmation before I push those buttons...;)
Best wishes!
Heeeeeeeey Guys!
What a fantastic response, I wish all things in life were so reliable!
Segroeg, on this occasion my friend would you mind if I go with the 320b/r kindly offered by Parzival, I just want to get this back down on a good brand of CD-r ASAP as I do love this score, but please don't think I'm not grateful buddy, there's bound to be a hell of a lot more, infact, just discovered this one...:-(
REQUEST
JERRY GOLDSMITH FIERCE CREATURES
(If anyone can help please)
So Parzival, I would be very grateful for Superman @ 320
Thanks so much to both of you.
Ennioman
@ loungetracks, reza, & segroeg,
Thank you very much my friends!
Looking at your names together above is like seeing "The International League of Superbloggers!" :)
You made my day!
@ Ennioman
Sorry to hear you're havin' problems right now (not only with rotten cd-rs).
Here's Johnny's SUPERMAN@320
disc 1:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65355533/disc1part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/65356631/disc1part2.rar
disc 2:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65369643/disc2part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/65367921/disc2part2.rar
Enjoy!
@ parzival - You do typos well. ;)
Hey, I'm a teacher on holidays, gimme a break...:)
@ parzival - Which first, legs or arms? ;)
@ Italian friends -
We have a new friend from Rome who wishes to share his music, but needs advice on "how to".
If you want to help him, in Italian, I can put you in touch via email.
Just drop me a line here..
zippyljs@yahoo.com
I will appreciate any help you may provide.
@ Isbum
...neck! ;p
@ Ennioman
It came to me who usually uploads just before I do...it's clint's archive...:)
@ filmpac - Here's a Halloween request you may be able to find,
"Terrore Nello Spazio"
by Gino Marinuzzi & Kendall Schmidt
"Napoli Si Ribella" Lp 1977
by Franco Campanino
@ segroeg - The "Polizio" History of Cinema disc is excellent!
Thank you!
@ wesm and reza - Petitgirard's Pop Instrumentals is marvelous!!
Great record and I recommend it highly to others here.
Thank you both for sharing this! :)
@all
requested before but in case any were missing here are ALL 10 Easy Tempo volumes !
Easy Tempo 1 - 10
@Isbum
This one specially for you.
You will adore it.
A compilation of tracks from the movies of Michel Audiard.
Pure french music from the 60/70's, with a lot of groove.
"Le Cinema De Michel Audiard".
http://www.megaupload.com/fr/?d=GE7GTHAW
Hello !
Could anyone reupload De Nuremberg à Nuremberg 's soundtrack by Vangelis, that was posted on this blog by Olaf in June ?
Thanks in advance, if it's possible...
@ thxjay - For The Crime Lounge, I believe you were looking for this, feel free to post. Thanks go to the original ripper...
Herschel Burke Gilbert "Burke's Law" (1963), Harkit release, TV series score @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65415227/HBG-BurkesLaw.zip
@ isbum - Prepping your Western Quartet now, comin' at ya soon.
@ isbum - One western quintet for you...
Piero Piccioni "Western Quartet", @224:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65438840/PP-WesternQuartet.zip
Piero Piccioni "La Spina Dorsale Del Diavolo (aka The Deserter)" (1971), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65434142/PP-TheDeserter.zip
Enjoy amigos:))
@ filmpac - Hopping on this wild ride immediatly! Thanks my man!
@ segroeg - I truely appreciate that you thought of me for this delightful music. "Funerailles Pop" is a fantastic track.
A bit of research led me "Le Gorille Vous Salu Bier" and the collection titled "Du Rififi au Cine".
I would be very interested in these titles.
About"Le gorille vous salue bien",the music recorded on CD is not the main title and theme we all remember and are looking for;that theme only exists on a french EP.
Georges
@ filmpac - The guy who said I posted "The Deserter" was right. @128 :(
Happy to have yours at a higher
bit rate & sweet covers.
Check out the cast!
@ georges - Are you referring to Michel Magne's score Ep for "Le Gorille a Mordu L'Archeveque"?
Released '58 and '62, were these "Gorille" films both based on spy novels?
The following is the track from the Lino Ventura Cd,
"Generique" from "Le Gorille Vous Salue Bien".
http://rapidshare.com/files/65477745/GVP_LeGorilleGenerique.zip
*quinlan do not iclude this - sample track only
@ quinlan
It'd be nice if you could upload the 9-track version of "The Three Caballeros". That movie has wonderful music, and it'd be interesting to hear it out of the film's context. But please take your time. I wouldn't want to ruin your weekend by asking you to upload it immediately. =)
@ all
Speaking of which, how has everyone's weekend been so far? For me it's been rather busy because of a couple of papers I need to write for my English class, but I hope the rest of you are having a good time. =)
@ Parzival
'It came to me who usually uploads just before I do...it's clint's archive...:)'
My friend, I think you may be well ahead of me in the near future. I'm going to be busy packing up my stuff and moving on, but will try and drop by here as much as possible. Thank you for the Superman bud.
Ennioman
@Isbum
I guessed you would like "Funerailles Pop (Jacques Loussier)"
More info, tracklisting and credits for "Cinema Audiard" here :
http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=64802
I've got four volumes of "Du rififi au ciné" (french cop movies) and will post it soon.
"Le Gorille vous salue bien" soundtrack is from Jean Leccia, great forgotten composer.
Unfortunately, i don't have much material of him. Here's a three tracks comp. from a famous french comedy TV show of the late 60's, with pleasing wordless vocals "Les Saintes Chéries"
http://rapidshare.com/files/65564572/saintes-cheries-jean-leccia.rar
@ Ennioman,
Sounds rough, brother. Wishing you strength and good luck.
@h2o
As promised, here is "Hill & Spencer" greatest hits.
cd 2 (tagged as i found it)
http://rapidshare.com/files/65574039/bs_th-gh2.rar
I skip cd 1 for the moment, because not very interesting (from my point of view)
I would be grateful to you (or 3410 maybe :) ) to give the correct track credits.
Thanks to he original poster.
*pinscher68 says*
hi,friends!
Here are my requests:
The persuaders John Barry Ken Thorne
Trigger effect Rejected score by Jerry Goldsmith
and everything very very rare from Maurice Jarre
Thanks!
October 27, 2007 7:46 AM
Here's Les plus Belles musiques du Film de Francois de Roubaix Vol.3:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65578315/Les_Plus_Belles_Musiques_De_Films_Vol.3.rar
Enjoy! JP
@Isbum, I have Napoli si Ribella, it might take me awhile to rip it.
@ Ennioman
Well, in that case I woulda preferred gettin' beaten by your quick uploads instead. :(
I wish you good luck for the weeks ahead and hope all our music will give you some strength, my friend.
I'll do my best to keep your "fastest-uploader seat" warm, too...;)
Not at all sure if this has been shared before (there was a time I didn't pay a whole lot of attention to Italian stuff, how that has changed). But I just got this on p2p, and man oh man does it rock. Review at Dusty Groove, the download below. Get ready to rumble...
Various Composers "Beretta 70 - Roaring Themes From Thrilling Italian Police Films 1971-1980", @160:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65468070/VA-Beretta70.zip
@ ennioman - Best wishes on your move, what doesn't kill us only makes us stronger. See ya when you get settled in.
@ segroeg - Thanks for the Cinevox collection! Now can someone share some listening time?
@Isbum (and every french soundtrack lover)
a short selfmade compilation of another great forgotten composer
Raymond Lefèvre, who composed soundtracks for many silly comedies
(listen to "Jo" or "Cruchot on the beach")
http://rapidshare.com/files/65589946/Raymond_Lefevre.rar
@ janus2810 - That would be so great of you! I am not familiar with composer Franco Campanino, but 1977 was a vintage year for police thrillers.
Thank you for Vol.3, like you said, listening to Roubaix is a vacation from the ordinary.
@ ennioman - I hope that in some small way, we can see you through this difficult time. Feel free to vent here anytime. Here's wishing for better times ahead my friend.
@ filmpac _ You said it brother. I am way behind on listening to all the great music here.
About Piccioni's Western Quartet: what a baffling composer,really! Some of the tracks sound almost like cop thrillers more than westerns.
And you know that's not a bad thing for me at all. :) Now, pass the catch-up, please? ;)
Good day all.
Have a few LP's I came across in storage.
Perhaps someone could let me know if they have been posted before?
Tick...Tick...Tick..
Lucky Lady
Prince Of The City
Night Of The Iguana
W.W. And The Dixie Dancekings
Watermelon Man
There is more, but this is all I could get to today :)
@ tony - I did rip's of the following,
Lucky Lady
Prince of the City
W.W.& the Dixie Dancekings
but as most here know, their's always room for improvement on my rips.
rocket from mars did Watermelon Man
7 Black Notes did Tick...Tick...Tick
filmpac got me a rip of Night of the Iguana but I'm not sure if it was in stereo.
7 and rocket rip at lower bit rates
and that's not meant as criticism, I love those guys, just saying it to you Tony in case you wish to post them on I Love My Turntable.
@ Segroeg,
Bud Spencer & Terrence Hill,
"Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 [tagged]",
http://rapidshare.com/files/65603785/BS_TH-GH-V2.rar.html
@ filmpac,
There's a 192 of Beretta '70, posted by Reza, September 11, 2007 8:48 AM. One seriously loud disc, if memory serves.
My thanks to you both for recent invaluable additions. My tune of the moment: "Nolan Theme".
Isbum,
Thanks for discovering the "Electronic World".
@ tony - Good timing you dropping in. Here's one For The Love Of Lai...
Francis Lai "Attention Bandits" (1986), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65595532/FL-AttentionBandits.zip
@ janus - Thanks for your recent Lai posts too, much appreciated:))
@ 3410 - Dang, how did I miss reza's posting? Filmpac sighs.
@ tony - Do you happen to have
"The Shop on Main Street" by Zdenek Liska? (1965 on Mainstream Records)
Speaking of Mainstream, did we have a conversation about the soundtrack compilation that had the drawing on the cover of a guy holding a gun?
It has tracks from "Stagecoach" and "The 10th Victim" on it.
Also, Attax did a rip of Pino Donaggio's "Home Movies" long ago that never played right for me.
See, it took me over a year to finally complain. ;)
@ 3410 - Boy! I had to go back a ways to figure out what you meant by "Electronic world".
Either you liked StefanfromParis blog or that I dug into electronic Roubaix big time.
Look. I'm still a little confused.;)
@isbum - Thank you for letting me know. I just can't keep track of all the wonderful posts!
As far as better rips, well, I can't say mine would be an improvement. So unless someone has a request, I will let the others ride, so to speak.
@filmpac - Can't thank you enough my friend for more Lai. It's friends like you, isbum,rocket, janus and others who've made my Lai blog a much better place :)
@ Filmpac,
Just tipping you to an upgrade. :)
@ Isbum,
Hmmm. I suppose 2 days ago *is* quite a way back in this place. :)
For some more Polizzioteschi-ish style, you guys might like some of this Goblin / Frizzi album from '76 (esp. track 3).
OK, I'm a "sleepy-type guy" right now.
Isbum,
Yeah, I meant thanks for finding that de Roubaix.
@isbum
And my memory does not serve me well remembering a conversation about the Mainstream cover you speak of, nor do I have Shop On Main Street unfortunately :(
Gee, two strikes and I'm out!
@ tony - Sorry 'bout that, but you're always "in" here Tony!
Just so you don't feel bad, watch the response I get from this question.
I have a new copy of "The Mad Adventures of 'Rabbi' Jacob" by Vladimir Cosma.
Would anyone like me to rip this, or has it been posted somewhere already?
@Parzival
I guess that's a score you ought to like:
Bruno Coulais (another great french composer). Diffiçcult for mi to type, because iiz saturdey nite and i drink a bit of beaujloais :
http://rapidshare.com/files/65625985/Agents_Secrets__Bande_Originale_.rar
TTTOP
@filmpac,
I leave this place for two minutes and there's "Zillions" of posts, I have just added Burke's Law to my blog, supplied by Crispy at RetroMedia blog.
I may have mentioned this before but does anyone happen to have an album by John Gregory (Chaquito) called "Spies and Dolls", seems to be as rare as slippers made especially for Badgers :)
I've got that Persuaders bootleg by Barry & Thorne, if no-one else beats me to it I'll try and get it uploaded soon :)
Over & Out
Does any one have these Titles Composed By Alfred Newman
The Snake Pit
The Keys of the Kingdom
Wilson
Ball of Fire
The Mark of Zorro
The Rains Came
The Cowboy and the Lady
The Hurricane
The Prisoner of Zenda
Thanks
@ Reza - Thanks for the update on Cosmo & The always great "Tempo" series - hope all is going ok with you too.
@ isbum - I cast my "yes" vote for your kind offer to rip that Vladimir Cosma! Also, what are the rules & dates for next week's Halloween event? Got some treats to pass out to those good kids who don't throw eggs at my house.
-LT
@isbum -
The "Rabbi" is a fun score.
I do have a copy, but I've never transfered it, nor have I seen it elsewhere, so I certainly would appreciate an upload :)
@ thxjay - Hurry up my man, I'd love hearing that Persuader's! Good you dropped by, I'm wondering if you might make a better cover for the following post.
It's downright gloomy here in L.A. and Halloween nears, so here's to both moods.
"House of Dark Shadows" 1970 Cd@320
by Robert Cobert
http://rapidshare.com/files/65621896/RC_HouseOfDarkShadows.zip
"Night of Dark Shadows" 1971 Cd@320
by Robert Cobert
http://rapidshare.com/files/65628974/RC_NightOfDarkShadows.zip
Thinking back on it, House of Dark Shadows was the most violent movie I had seen up to that age. Sure, I had seen plenty of Hammer violence, but this was still quite a shocker to me. After seeing Barnabus beat Willie half to death, and Dr. Stokes getting double barreled in the chest, it was the slow pull of the crossbow arrow out of Willie's back in the end that got me shivering. Robert Cobert's music literally sounds like it was recorded in a mausoleum.
Drop me a line thxjay, if you have some time. I put jpgs of each movies poster in the files.
Sorry to be so chatty, but I'm going to drop this score and link again because I figured out what it is that I love about it.
"Vulgar" by Ryan Shore
http://rapidshare.com/files/65249339/RS_Vulgar.zip
Young Ryan here happened to nail Quincy Jones style amazingly well.
Somewhere between Quincy's "The Deadly Affair" and "The Hot Rock" is where Shore comes in on this.
It's what I love about jazz in film scores, that jazz can cover the spectrum from bouncy, light, and romantic to dark, sinister, and downright repulsive.
EnJoY!
@ loungetracks - You make the cosmo's and I'll rip the Cosma, baby! ;)
@scorefun - I was one who requested Kilar's September Symphony awhile back...MANY THANKS for this one!!!!
@ My good friends..
Thank you all so much, you people are without doubt the best, don't worry, I will still be about, I just feel bad because my time will be limited for uploading. I hate the thought of passing by and taking a look, without actually contributing, it just aint me..
Ennioman
@ Isbum and friends
Is there anything in the shape of 'naughty goings on' coming up in the very near future, would like to be around to help out on that should I be around..
Ennioman
@ segroeg
Just through listening to the Coulais you pointed out for me.
Thanks for recommending it, an interesting and thought-provoking listen all the way, I like it. :)
Great choice, thanks again.
@ Isbum,
If your tending bar, make mine a Vesper or Bombay Saphire Martini - whatever top shelf vodka/ gin you have on hand.
And one olive - two just displaces too much alcohol.
And Go Red Sox!
@ loungetracks - I used to have alcohol in displace, that place and practically anyplace I went.
Cheers! Here's your Cosma!
"The Mad Adventures of "Rabbi" Jacob"
1973 Lp @320
by Vladimir Cosma
http://rapidshare.com/files/65700177/VC_MadAdventuresOfRabbiJacob.zip
@ tony - You see that didn't work the way I expected. I thought for sure someone would have had or known a blog that had it.
For you,
N-Joy! ;)
Here's the 1973 soundtrack for H.B. Barnum's 'Five on the Black Hand Side':
http://www.zshare.net/download/45002584a9a4e0/
It's mostly very short 1 to 2 minute tracks. I can understand why only the title song was released on 45 when the movie came out. But, it's a good soundtrack for all you into blaxploitation funk. It's got couple soul numbers, some jazz, some jazz-funk and of course plenty of 70's Clavinet & Wah-guitar funk.
I thought the original cover was kinda weak, so I made a better one. Both covers are packaged with the rest of the files so you can choose. Enjoy.
Also looking for:
Naakt Over de Schutting - Ruud Bos (1973)
&
Soul Impressions - Janko Nilovic (1975)
Anyone?
@ thedoctor - Let's see..grainy picture from the movie or great Jack Davis designed poster?
Thank you doctor! Got me looking at the poster artwork for "The Monkey Hustle". The "Soul Cinema Classics" series all had pretty ugly covers.
Too bad, that "Black Mama White Mama" poster rocks!
I know I have seen "Soul Impressions" on a few blogs. I'll try to track it for you, thedoctor.
@3410
Thanks for the tag and reup of spencer&hill 2. That's very kind of you.
Here are the other volumes :
http://rapidshare.com/files/65570950/bs_th-gh1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/65738509/bs_th-gh-cd3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/65740679/bs_th-gh-cd4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/65743129/bs_th-gh-cd5.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/65744547/bs_th-gh-cd6.rar
Please, 3410, it's a long job to tag all and reup, don't waste your time, just give me the credits as a
text file, if you can, thank you.
@ Segroeg,
I'll see what I can do. Some fascinating stuff here, amongst the cheese; no doubt. Looking forward to discovering some rare versions. So far I've spotted that 4/05, Morricone's "Un genio, due compari, un pollo", seems to be the (quite different) German single version, which is not on any of the CD versions of that soundtrack.
I saw many of these films as a child and never since. It's amazing how much of the music I remember. "Grau, Grau, Grau" has laid unaccessed in my brain for 30 years. :)
@ Isbum,
Thanks for Vlad's 'Mad Adventures' - Cosma always delights!
Hi Everybody!
@ isbum---not sure my vinyl rips cut it around here anymore but i'll send these along anyway---
Zdenek Liska's THE SHOP ON MAIN STREET
(it's a vinyl rip of a mono, Promo Only Copy @ 320. there's occassional surface noise and fallout on a few tracks---how's that for full disclosure?)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PWH88B10
MAINSTREAM COMPILATION (includes Stagecoach but it's a B&W drawing of a woman holding a microphone on the cover [scans included]. vinyl rip@192)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Y29T9T1E
'Til Next Time.
All The Best,
Rocket From Mars
@isbum,
I'm not sure if this was the one you were after, it's a bootleg taken from the original tracks with some effects etc, @128k, don't remember where it came from.
I'll probably clean up the tags and make a cover for it, then post it on my site but for those in a hurry here it is as I got it :)
The Persuaders
Enjoy
@ isbum
Just noticed your query about reedist Bennie Maupin;
Sorry I have nothing from him.
Apparently he performed more as a side man than as a leader although he has several projects under his name.
If I find something, I'll certainly let you know.
Last time I posted a Johnny Cash soundtrack it was met with total indifference, let's see if this one does any better...
Johnny Cash "Little Fauss And Big Halsy" (1970), LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65657938/JC-LittleFauss.zip
@ rocket from mars - Your Mainstream is terrific and really rare.
Our friend with the Goldsmith Song Collection should grab this for the song from "Stagecoach".
The one I am after has blue guy drawn as if your looking up at him from the floor. The background is a pale pink or salmon color. I am pretty sure
"Slaughter on 10th Avenue" is another title listed on the cover.
If anyones interested, here's a nice clean rip of Tony Hatch's "Gotta Get Away" from "The Persuaders!"
http://rapidshare.com/files/65823960/Jackie_Trent___Tony_Hatch_-_Gotta_Get_Away__From_The_Persuaders_.mp3
While I'm at it here's a few more rare-ish TV themes
The Opening and closing themes by Ron Grainer to "Shirley's World"
http://rapidshare.com/files/65826238/TV_Themes_-_Shirley_s_World__Opening_Theme___1971-1972_.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/65826368/TV_Themes_-_Shirley_s_World__End_Theme___1971-1972_.mp3
and, a real guilty pleasure, so don't rub my nose in it!
http://rapidshare.com/files/65826618/TV_Themes_-_Nanny_And_The_Professor.mp3
And another thing... I don't know if this was included in the Keith Mansfield strand that appeared here a while back (I didn't parake at the time) but here's the them used for the UK kids tv programmes from the late 60's "Freewheelers". The track was originally called "Teenage Carnival". Its a goody.
http://rapidshare.com/files/65828467/TV_Theme_-_Freewheelers_-_Keith_Mansfield.mp3
@ rocket (Curly) from mars - I have to get to the "Shop" later. Thanks man! Your rips are always a welcome site here my friend.
Hope your having a great Sunday!
Halloween Treats begins in 24 hours.
@ steve
One of my buddies has been looking for a Jackie Trent single from around 1965, "When Summertime Is Over". Would you, or anyone else, by any chance happen to be able to share it?
@ kossage
Thanks to the original uploader (not my rip) here is Walt Disney's "The Three Caballeros" (9 tracks)
http://rapidshare.com/files/65841943/The_Three_Caballeros.rar
Enjoy
@Parzival
On your profile, you like "The Omega Man" movie.
Do you know there's a new one coming out, staring Will Smith.
I would prefer Eddie Murphy or Robin Williams, or even Jackie Chan playing the role.
I suppose you've got this one :
Ron Grainer
http://rapidshare.com/files/65831345/RG-OM.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/65840834/RG-OM.part2.rar
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@ segroeg
I guess the "Spencer-Hill" greatest hits must be by various composers.
Right?
Thanks for your help
@ Isbum, Scoredaddy
Thank you so much for Trovaioli's Blazing Magnum. I did not expect to get it, not to tell of such a clean vinyl rip of this damn fine core. Amazing! One of my top ten downloads of all time!
Someone posted Micalizzi's La banda del Gobbo here some time ago, but the link expired, un4tunately.
Anyone out there who can provide a new link?
@quinlan
The Hill & Spencer compilation is full of muzak, and sometimes you can find a nugget.
Almost all of the tracks are tagged in German, a language i don't understand.
Our friend 3410 is a specialist to find out what is good. I hope he will give us more informations about it.
Just popping up to make a couple of points of interest:
Firstly, SHIRLEYS WORLD (from the shortlived 1971 ITC series starring Shirley McClaine) was actually a Laurie Johnson composition, not Ron Grainer. If you do a search on amazon.co.uk, a 3 CD set of Johnson tunes has just come out and the first CD contains 70 minutes of original scores from THE AVENGERS!
Secondly - wow! I remember FREEWHEELERS vividly! Most amusingly, that piece also gets used a lot in Color Climax blue movies that were done in the 70's and 80's (actually a lot of KPM library stuff found it's way into hardcore.....)
;-)
Okay folks, here are a few more LP's I dug out of storage:
Here We Go Round' The Mulberry Bush -Spencer Davis
That Man In Istanbul -G.Garvarentz
I A Woman Part 2 -S. Glydmark
Family Way -McCartney / G. Martin
Tokyo Oympaid -T. Mayuzuma
They Shoot Horses Don't They J. Green
Nashville Rebel -W. Jennings
Come Blow Your Horn -N. Riddle
Last Of The Ski Bums -Sandals
Silent Running P. Schiclele
Odessa File -A.L. Weber
Have any of these been posted?
@Tony
Okay, you could do that :
1) You post your prefered one
2) You post the others.
That would be great !
Hi, guys,
Just to say that RSW Records is back with covers for the scores we all love. Just check it out - new stuff are coming:
http://rsw-records.blogspot.com/
Thanks!
Magnus
You know, when I was was writing "Ron Grainer" it didn't feel right!
@ isbum - Nice request, on first listen I kinda like this one myself...
Franco Micalizzi "Lucrezia Giovane" (1974), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/65890068/FM-LucreziaGiovane.zip
Just had a listen to your Vulgar score, and must say I found it enjoyable. I was intrigued enough to do a little research on Ryan Shore, turns out he is the nephew of composer Howard Shore, who first made a name for himself with some very nice low-key horror scores for director David Cronenberg. Apart from some student films, Vulgar was his first feature score, young Ryan might just be a composer to watch out for. Thanks for sharing it!
@ tony
I posted earlier "Here We Go 'Round The Mulberry Bush".
The link is still valid here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/24852141/Here_We_Go_Round_The_Mulberry_Bush_mp3.rar
@ tony, people of the Shire,
"Last Stand at Saber River"
by David Shire
http://rapidshare.com/files/65911468/DS_LastStand.zip
with thanks to steve2000.
also Tony,
I did That Man in Istanbul, shot the Horses, and blew that Horn.
Now, if I a Woman, could get Bush in Tokyo or Nashville with the Last of the Ski Bums, life would be very good.
That is, if you catch my drift? ;)
Heya, friends! I was wondering if any of you might be BLADE RUNNER fans and might have a lead on an unofficial soundtrack-type of release called BLADE RUNNER - LOS ANGELES - NOVEMBER 2019.
It's not so much a soundtrack, I've read, but is more an ambient sound scape sort of experience, encompassing atmospheric sound clips from the film. Here's a little write up about it, if anyone can help...
http://www.anunna.net/vangelis-rarities/fic_file_base.php?methode=methode1&id=28
Thank you!!
Nine hours*
Track 8 from this 2004 score has become a popular piece of music for movie trailers. "Hello Zepp" caught my attention immediately and became the reason I bought this soundtrack.
"Saw" '04 Cd@320 *score only
by Charlie Clouser
http://rapidshare.com/files/65961342/CC_Saw.zip
I can't find info on this at SC.
Here.
"DemonLover"
by Sonic Youth
http://rapidshare.com/files/65968737/SY_DemonLover.zip
Boo!:)
While playing around with covers for Dark Shadows, I see there is an 8 disc soundtrack collection!
Don't suppose anyone has it?
For John Barry completists here are a few rarities which may have eluded some of you.
First up are a couple of Alan Haven tracks, a souped up version of the theme to "Seance on a Wet Afternoon" (there's my nod to Halloween folks), then there's a version of "The Knack that didn't appear on the soundtrack.
http://rapidshare.com/files/66041655/Seance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon___rock___roll_version_-_not_from_OST_.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66042857/The_Knack___single_by_Alan_Haven_-_not_from_OST_.mp3
Then a couple of B-Sides, but both solid gold grade-A Barry and if you've not heard them, you're in for a treat.
http://rapidshare.com/files/66043799/John_Barry_-_Sleep_Well_My_Darling__1966_.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66045121/Barbara_s_Theme___single_.mp3
And finally, a track by Shirley Bassey for one of her early seventies United Artists LP's, called "Going, Going Gone". Enjoy!
http://rapidshare.com/files/66046199/John_Barry_-_Shirley_Bassey_-_Going__Going__Gone.mp3
@Thxjay
Sorry but this is the only one i got from dark shadow collection
Vol.1
http://rapidshare.com/files/66066468/Dark_Shadows_Volume_1_-_Robert_Cobert.rar
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Hey, guys! I haven't posted for a while, but I've been lurking like crazy. Thank you everyone for your wonderful shares.
For a Halloween treat, here's Georges Delerue's rejected score for SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4JIL65YE
The sound quality blows, but hey, it's neat to have. Enjoy!
Here is "The Last Of The Ski Bums"
by The Sandals.
Their score for The Endless Summer was a big hit, as well as the film of course, but I actually think this is the better of the two. :)
N-Joy!
http://sharebee.com/532f2c04
@isbum - Oh, and thanks so much for Saber River. Good Stuff indeed !
@ tony - I agree, but all credit is to steve2000.
Jose at la leyenda has agreed with a little sharing between blogs.
However possible, we wish for all credit going to the original uploader.
I am fine with any objections the original uploader may have, and will remove links if asked.
No skin off my chinnie chinchilla, as I like to say! ;)
Halloween Treats is now open on the main page.
@ 3410 & Segroeg - Thanks for The Hill & Spencer!
@ isbum - Hey man, look what I found! Just in time for Halloween Treats, but posted here because it seems to be out of print.
"Disco Undead was a UK-only release on Device Recordings out of Manchester (the label appears to have since gone under, as its website is no longer active). The concept: reinterpretations of classic horror movie themes by modern producers. It came out in 2004, but it's basically an Italo disco compilation (with authentic-sounding production), and the songs themselves are bonafied classics."
IMHO more electronica than disco, but this is a must-have for your Halloween party...
Various Artists "Disco Undead - Cult Horror Movie Themes Reinterpreted", @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/66126020/VA-DiscoUndead.zip
Some Bacalov and Trovoioli
here
@ h2o,
All credit to Segroeg. I'm just helping where I can. :)
@ janus2810, segroeg, 3410 - I am a little behind on showing proper appreciation for all the great posts, just know it..you rock!
Isbum, you're too kind. Frankly, I'm all out of undiscovered material for now, but have a lead on one excellent one.
Thanks to Luigi Bacalov for Notes for Bud Spencer / Terrence Hill Greatest Hits. I was just sitting down to begin the big trawl for that info. If you want to delete the long post here's a .txt of it.
Bud Spencer / Terrence Hill
NOTES.txt
http://rapidshare.com/files/66212571/Bud_Spencer___Terrence_Hill_-_Greatest_Hits_NOTES.txt.html
@isbum,
Re: Dark Shadows.
I've done a couple of quick covers for you, nothing too fancy.
They are front/back for cd wallet, which is what I use (for space saving)
Dark Shadows Covers
Hope they'll do
Here's another couple of rare bits from the dusty corners of my hard drive. First up is the first bit of Hans Zimmer music I ever heard (and its still one of his best IMHO). Its the theme from a a BBC serial called "First Born", starring Charles Dance.
http://rapidshare.com/files/66267385/01_-_First_Born__Theme_.mp3
Then, here's a great Carter Burwell theme for a dodgy thriller called "Fear", great track though.
http://rapidshare.com/files/66268511/03_Fear-KMA.mp3
A few dvd rips, pretty good quality, very good music. Michael Small's theme to the 1975 Gene Hackman "Night Moves". Then Johnathan Tunick's moody theme from Paul Newman's 1981 "Fort Apache: The Bronx". Next up is Leonard Rosenman's music from James Caan's "Hide in Plain Sight", Michel Legrand's "Portnoy's Complaint", Quincy Jones' "The New Centurions", and finally a real goody, Lalo Schifrin's "The Mean Season".
http://rapidshare.com/files/66284956/09__Night_Moves__1975__Michael_Small.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66286376/19__Fort_Apache_the_Bronx_-1__1981__Jonathan_Tunick.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66287631/03__Hide_in_Plain_Sight__1980__Leonard_Rosenman.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66288833/09__Portnoy_s_Complaint_-1__1972__Michel_Legrand.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66289433/13__The_New_Centurions__1972__Quincy_Jones.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66291326/22__The_Mean_Season__1985__Lalo_Schifrin.mp3
I hope nobody objects to me posting individual tracks rather than full albums, its just that a) for the life of me I cant seem to do entire albums, and b) there are simply some good individual tracks that deserve an airing!If everyone's happy with these ad-hoc postings I have bucketloads to share.
@ steve - If ever a 911 call was made...yours should be answered.
@ ALL - Will someone please help our friend steve out so he can share these very interesting tracks in groups?
I don't have a premium account and I'm sure many here don't as well.
@ steve - Have you an email address?
If you do, drop it in the blogs Directory please. Thanks for sharing your music. I really appreciate it!
Hi Isbum, thanks for the comments, my email is in the directory...where there's a will....
Good steve. I know "how to" do the stuff, I just can't explain it properly.
Kinda like sex. ;)
Steve,
Check your messages for advice from me.
Request:
Anyone have the CD to Spartacus by Alex North from the Tsunami label? It has 18 tracks and runs 79 minutes. I've heard good things about the sound quality.
Thanks for any help
@filmpac
Thanks for: Johnny Cash "Little Fauss And Big Halsy" (1970)
No "indifference" here. Johnny's great. I somehow just missed your first posting. Anyone else who may have skipped this one over is missing some really great music. It definitely has that late 60's twangy, western sound. A nice compliment of vocal tracks and instrumentals. Cheers.
Sorry to move your post here, but figured '92 is most likely OOP.
Welcome jd!
jerzy devil said...
Hello all,
My first post here:
Ryuichi Sakamoto's "Wuthering Heights" (1992) @320k
http://hyperfileshare.com/d/b607edf3
Enjoy.
@ steve - Any luck getting some help from 3410?
I could run all your tracks into one neat download tomorrow. If you'd like me to, say the word.
@ Scoreman: i don't know where you've heard good things about the sound quality of the Spartacus tsunami release, but it's really not true! I've got the cd, and the sound is awful, with echoes and distortions. It worth only because the tracks here are not on the lp, but that's all. If you whant to know more about the poor sound quality, have a quick search of the lp version, and the difference between the 33 rpm and the cd (amazon.com's comments could give you a good idea)... The "quality" of the tusnami release is the same. :(
If you've got the 3cd boot of Spartacus, you've got the best. But if you whant the worst, i'll try to upload the tsunami one during the next week (wma @ 192, ripped from cd)... :p
Does anyone have La Macchina Della Violenza (aka The Big Game) by Francesco de Masi? This soundtrack is only available on vinyl, as it seems.
I am also looking for Micalizzi's Banda del Gobbo.
@ carrasco -
"La Macchina Della Violenza"
http://rapidshare.com/files/43717165/FDeMasi_MacchinaViolenza.zip
Gobbo should be in last months files carrasco. Have you checked out quinlan's spreadsheet files? I guess you have to have excel to use it.
Well, I'll stop talking and go look for it now. ;)
@ isbum
Go ahead if you'd like to wrap those tracks up, though what you'd call it I have no idea! I think I've got a good handle on the procedure now and will try my debut posting later on today if I get a chance.
Anyone looking for a real handy search tool? Check out this choice little Share Miner I just stumbled across.
@ filmscore - Right on mate, Little Fauss is sweet, glad you enjoyed. The earlier Johnny Cash one was "I Walk The Line". Link is dead now, but I can re-up it I guess.
Still having a few technical difficulties with the uploads so still stuck with individual tracks for a little while longer. Here's a few more tv themes.
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460748/Theme_TV_Show_-_F_Troop.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460749/Tv_Theme_-_Man_About_The_House.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460750/TV_Themes_-_Joe_90__End_Theme_.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460751/TV_Themes_-_Mary_Tyler_Moore__Love_is_All_Around_.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460752/TV_Themes_-_Rhoda.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460753/TV_Themes_-_It_Takes_A_Thief__Pilot_Theme_.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460755/TV-Banacek-__George_Peppard_.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460756/Jacky_-_White_Horses.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460757/11_-_vision_on.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/66460759/TV_Themes_-_I_Spy.mp3
A few notes, I opted for the end titles to "Joe 90" as I always preferred the orchestration to the end titles than the more well known opening titles. The "I Spy" here is a VHS rip including the syncopated gunshots which again I always thought were absolutely integral. The Banacek theme is off the tv too, as is Rhoda and Mary Tyler Moore. The Vision On theme is NOT the usual Gallery theme that crops up.
@ steve,
please feel free to email me if you need more clarification.
Isbum,
You were right to move my Wuthering Heights post here. That CD was a Japanese-only release and is long OOP. Looking forward to sharing more!
@ jersey devil - No biggie. It get's included in the monthly link files over here.
@ carrasco - "La Banda Del Gobbo" is a little too new so, get it quick.
It vanishes tonight along with the Haloween Treats.
@ all - I have discovered many CAM releases are available for download from "itunes". Are their issues surrounding the bit rates on these?
I would like opinions from you on these before I put some money towards buying any.
@ isbum - Originally iTunes was encoded @128 bitrate, to result in a smaller file size, to fit more tunes onto an iPod. I believe they now also offer a 256 bitrate option, so check before you buy anything. IMHO, the bottom line is probably to avoid, unless it is an iTunes exclusive (which really sucks).
@ steve - Okay, here's the deal on how to post a single file containing all your TV themes.
(1) Copy all the files you want to upload into one single folder.
(2) Zip that folder up so it becomes one file (either .zip or .rar). You must already have such a program in order to unzip what you download here. The one I use is called UltimateZip, it's freeware and handles about 30 different archive file formats. Google it to download.
(3) Upload the zip file via rapidshare, or whatever other service you prefer.
(4) Tell us the link here.
Hope that helps!
@ filmpac - I get you bro. The fact is that if many of these were available in stores, they would be in the upper 17.00 range. Mail order would be outrageous. So, just mulling over the idea really.
I'll request some titles come November 1st (today for you) so they don't get lost in transition.
Hi isbum,
when I tried to open "La banda del gobbo", I was asked for a password.
Did you forget or did I something wrong ?
Greetings
Omega
@ isbum
Thanx so much for Gobbo and The Big Game, which I did not dl yet, but I'll do so tomorrow.
@all - image request
Does anyone have a high res picture of the motif figured on Trovaioli's Blazing Magnum? A good LP cover scan would be perfect, but I would also appreciate to have a poster file or whatever is fit for a decent CD cover that doesn't show brickshelf-sized pixels.
That damn fine score cries out for a appropriate CD cover and I am willing and able to create it as soon as the material is at hand.
@ carrasco - I can send you the cover I made. Drop me an email and I'll send the jpg.
@ Omega - If agentdouble doesn't work, heres a reup.
http://rapidshare.com/files/66583376/FM_LaBanda.zip
@ Thomas:
Here's Vangelis again:
http://rapidshare.com/files/66591135/de_nuremberg_a_nuremberg__owm___1989_.zip.html
Enjoy, Olaf
Just popping in before I leave town for a week or so. A much needed holiday, I might add.
@isbum - Thank you for the nice De Masi treat. Always a pleasure to my ears :)
Will check back in now and then. Have a great week everyone.
isbum
hi.any idea when you will be posting the travel cd comp ?
the score.
@ the score - Got 39 minuets of music. Pretty disappointed.
I didn't think "travel music from movie scores" would stump a lot of people.
Guess I can move it over to November, keep my hat out asking for more submissions...dunno.
haha sorry bout that isbum!! (beating you to the bank)...but i happened to find one of your requests Terrore Nello Spazio on slsk, im dl'ing it now but its 128, still interested?
kay i guess i lied, it's at 192... here it is, planet of the vampires, (terrore nello spazio) by Gino Marinuzzi Jr:
terrore nello spazio
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