@ breton girl - Okay, I'll up the edited version too. You really have 20 Blondie bootlegs? That's it, from now on, you'll always be blondie willow girl to me;) Here's the bootleg. WARNING for others: contains dialogue and sound effects...
@ isbum - I reckon Ethel Merman is a *human* kazoo. I'll see what I can do on Fantastic Planet. And yes, bunching up the filename will indeed restrict searches from some rapidshare search programs. Although comments typed into a comments page such as this don't turn up on google searches. Or that ShareMiner tool, which really just formats a neat search string.
1. Nocturne (01:01) from "La Califfa" 2. The Dinner (02:45) from "La Califfa" 3. Maybe a Flower is just Enough (04:50) from "Il Giro del Mondo degli Innamoati di Peynet" 4. Veruschka (03:40) from "Veruschka" 5. Poetry of a Woman (05:03) from "Veruschka" 6. Giovanna e Federico (04:00) from "Questa Specie d'Amore" 7. Encore Loin (04:15) from "One, Two, Two: 122, rue de Provence" 8. Sylvie - Love Moment (03:27) from "Via Mala" 9. The Desert Like Ecstasy (04:11) from "Il Deserto dei Tartari" 10. In a Doric Way (02:04) from "Il Deserto dei Tartari" 11. Lontano (02:45) from "Dio è con Noi" 12. Theme for Oria (02:00) from "La Venexiana" 13. Remembering Moscow (03:51) from "Mosca Addio" 14. Armida e Ginevra (04:07) from "Piazza di Spagna" 15. Belinda May (alternate version) (02:54) from "L'Alibi" 16. Searching for Love (02:43) from "The Night and the Moment" 17. The Jasmines (04:09) from "Dimenticare Palermo" 18. Cinema Paradiso (string version) (02:20) from "Nuovo Cinema Paradiso" 19. Love Theme (03:36) from "L'Uomo Proiettile" 20. Dedicated to Cristina (02:58) from "Sepolta Viva" 21. Cristina's Theme (02:41) from "Dalle Ardenne all'Inferno"
She was in shock as she evidentially had been searching for years. Yes, I think she appreciated it.
Let it be known, if I have it or not, I take my requests seriously.
@ Breton Girl
Got the TREMORS. Whooho. No tunes attached. Urgghh.
Anyone have a line on anything Reba McEntire? I'd go looking but Country Music has the same effect on me that Laurence Welk had on the aliens from MARS in MARS ATTACKS. Even the slightest bit of accidental exposure could cause my head to explode into a puddle of Red Goo.
I am likely going to need an assist with this one. I got the hard part. Now we need the rest. :)
I think I requested that one before but I might have been overlooked.
Looking for three things: John Murphy - The Perfect Score Promo Score Brian Tyler - The 4th Floor
and most important
Stephen Endelman & VA - Cosi...not neccessarily the complete soundtrack but one track: Toni Collette's cover version of "Don't dream it's over"...the one bringing me that song will be my personal hero :-)
Although I am under the impression that it's hopeless, I'd like to raise the following request: I am looking for the music of David Carson's "Letters From A Killer" (1998), composed by Dennis McCarthy. More specifically, I am not too interested by the underscore unless it contains a song called "Desire" played "live" in the movie by a country rock band. IMDb credits this band as Linda J. Dyer, Sonja L. Dyer, Elsa J. Dyer, James H. Hall, Kurt Fries, Dan A. Hughart & Howard Yearwood. I think I remember that in the film credits the band was called "The Daughters Of Mr. Dyer" but I'm not 100% sure. I am not sure even that there has been a release for this score. Maybe a CD from this band, preferably with the song I am looking for, would do, provided they did record a CD... Anyway, we never know. Thank you.
Thanks to filmpac for the diary of Anne Frank. I'm also grateful to the one who,a few months ago,uploaded the song"All Gone"by Cleo Laine From The Servant. The composer Johnny DANKWORTH,is very interesting and the score from this film,one among my favourites;unfortunately the only recording that exists(on LP and CD)is the instrumental "All Gone" but nothing of the main and end title. Of course The Avengers theme by Laurie Johnson is the more famous but listen to the Dankworth's one from the first series: it's an unforgettable music that stays in your mind forever!
@ mr. t - thanks for the BMGs. Very handy if one feels like listening to an album in eight minutes. ;)
By the way, does anyone have any info on the track "The Stranger", by Alessandroni? I've only seen it before on the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" disc. I'm currently building a compilation of AA's whistling, and am having trouble identifying the soundtrack / year that this is from (have already checked SC and google).
@ blondie willow girl - And here's the edited version, it's the official release edited out to 31 tracks (well, it should be, but there's only 30). If you note anything different please let me know...
@ isbum - Sorry, I can only get Fantastic Planet @192 bitrate, which I think is the same we all have. Yes? Outstanding effort on the Bond expanded, I think I'll be getting an upgrade myself, cheers bud:))
1) Where do I get AVP Requiem and PS I Love You (promo)? I am sooo dying to get them!
"AVP R" is friggin fantastical. I'd be searching high and low for it as well. My only bitch with the "P.S. I Love You" PROMO is how short it is. Even worse, with Academy Promos officially BANNED now, this might be it. :(
I can't give you links or direct you where to go here as this is a public blog. Sorry about that.
I'd also tell you to seek out "There Will Be Blood" by Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood. For a first Score this some freaky stuff. A good listen.
2) Could I be invited to read your blog? I swear I'm a nice person :)
Love the covers. Would enjoy the hell out being able to offer them on my blog. I don't see why not. E-Mail Me and I will add you to the INVITE LIST. If nothing else I would let you in for the motivation you will no doubt feel when you realize every STILL on the blog is HQ/UHQ. I'm going to need a few covers EXCLUSIVE to the BLOG as well. You'll see why when you get in. :) So yeah, your cleared.
3) Have you ever heard about The Day After Tomorrow Complete Score (Harald Kloser)? Does it exist?
To my knowledge it does not exist. I'd actually prefer a THIRTEENTH FLOOR Complete Score myself. I think both that Score & Movie are tragically underrated. There is a post waiting to happen at The Daydream.
@ Boynotorious: good news, hope you will found the Reba song...
@ Filmpac: Thanks a lot! :) And in fact, if you'd know about my Blondie bootlegs, i've got about 30 (for now), plus 10 Debbie Harry, and the Bengali boot Joey (Ramones) and Friends (With Debbie and Chris Stein)... :p
Yep. We got that letter Last Summer. Due to extreme cases of mass bootlegging, ZERO PROMOTIONAL MUSIC IS TO BE SENT TO IT'S MEMBERS effective this Awards Season. We officially have to pay attention while we are watching the movie.
In related news Hans Zimmer was seen dancing in the streets shortly after this announcement screaming, "Finally, Finally A Break."
Whatever. I lost interest around Page #4 of that manifesto.
@ Breton Girl
I'm naturally handicapped for reasons previously stated. However, I will do my very best to locate this missing tune.
Speaking of A.W.O.L Tunes, Anyone have the the Alternate Cue of "Der Koniggratzer" from the Complete Indy 3 release? It was the 2nd Track on Disc #2 of the 39 Track. If that helps.
John Williams a hack??? No way! I mean I wasn't crazy about his stuff for the Star Wars prequels but look what he had to work with. And there are still some (BRIEF) great moments there. I like the theme for the Terminal, Catch Me if You Can was pretty cool too, different but still Williams. Not a big Potter fan but I think his theme is great for the films.
I think it's easy for an artist to get stuck in their own sound. Especially when that sound is john Williams' sound. If I could do what he does, I would write stuff like him all day long, then thrown the sheet music on the floor and roll around in it like a pig.
I guess I don't know how long you have considered him a hack. For me, I stilll enjoy his music, and as for Indy 4.... come on! Who else would you want? I wouldn't want anyone other then JW. I would be very disappointed if it wasn't him, balls or no balls.
about the 1941 score, I was blessed with this (not sure which version, it's 38 tracks) it is a dvd rip. So I guess if you want to put up something, i'd sure like to give it a listen. The dvd rip is a bit choppy for my taste. Which do you prefer?
Thanks so much for those Bonds, if anyone has any of the following @320 I would be very grateful for a copy :)
@Filmpac,
Don't grab 'em just yet, they will be forming part of my (hopefully) Christmas special post with my new matching cover set :) ....then again, you may not like my covers!
The reason I need your help with these is because, for one reason or another I just never got around to buying the Bond Soundtracks!!!!
I know, you're thinking "No Bond's at The Lounge" :) I was always waiting to get expanded versions of ALL of them and then waiting for a "complete" box set of all the albums (but it never came) So I'm doing my own matching set ;)
Dr No From Russia With Love Live & Let Die Man With The Golden Gun Spy Who Loved Me Moonraker (I have an expanded version, a bootleg I think @192) For Your Eyes Only Octopussy View To A Kill Tomorrow Never Dies World Is Not Enough Die Another Day Casino Royale Never Say Never Again Casino Royal (1967)
Obviously I have all these but not @320, and want to make my collection a "Definitive" set.
01 - Introduction (1:39) 02 - Cinema Paradiso (5:54) 03 - C'era una Volta in America (7:14) 04 - La Leggenda del Pianista sull'Oceano (14:27) 05 - Il Buono, il Brutto e il Cattivo (2:47) 06 - C'era una Volta il West (3:14) 07 - Giù la Testa (3:37) 08 - Il Buono, il Brutto e il Cattivo (L'Estasi dell'Oro) (4:59) 09 - La Luz Prodigiosa (4:25) 10 - La Battaglia di Algeri (2:24) 11 - Sacco e Vanzetti (4:56) 12 - Indagine su un Cittadino al di Sopra di Ogni Sospetto (2:57) 13 - Sostiene Pereira (3:23) 14 - La Classe Operaia Va in Paradiso (3:47) 15 - Vittime di Guerra (8:48) 16 - Queimada - Abolisson (4:42) 17 - Il Deserto dei Tartari (3:34) 18 - Ricardo III (3:23) 19 - Il Deserto dei Tartari (Ripresa) (3:29) 20 - The Mission (12:09)
@ mel - You might enjoy "The Blue Eyed Bandit" posted above by mr.t. I can't think of another score by Morricone that has this much piano on it. Jazz based as well.
I know you have trouble with Megaupload, so if you wish I can re-up @ rapidshare for you.
Thanks but don't reup yet, I sometimes find that mega is amenable to my downloads in (my) early mornings, so I'll try tomorrow morning and get back to you.
@ mel - I will wait then. Sadly, the Lp of Shelly Manne's "Hot Coles" saw some heat from the sun. Side one is damaged beyond anything I can do. :( This is the 2nd time Atomic Records has let me down. They have an attitude that is unwarranted considering the shoddy quality of their records. High time they get knocked off the horse they're perched on. Internet rating's attack coming on.
Have to agree with boynotorious that some of the best writing on TV currently is Showtime’s Dexter. Next to Deadwood and Pushing Daisies, I have to say it is classic TV. Here’s the soundtrack. Featuring the theme song by Rolfe Kent, distinct, original score by Daniel Licht and a diverse collection of songs from the first season of this hit television program. The soundtrack translates the show s Cuban and Latin feel, taking place in Miami. The show s most poignant songs were selected to complete this irreplaceable soundtrack.
One of my first posts on the new Daydream is Dexter. Both this Soundtrack & the Season #1 Promo Score.
The Finale didn't have the kick that last years did, but ended very well none the less. Love the French Twist. :)
I would also have to agree with Pushing Daises. Despite being the most Inventive and Original Show in forever, it also boast the most amazing TV Score work I have ever heard. It's like Old School Elfman fused with Zimmer. (Courtesy Of James Michael Dooley). I hope there is a Soundtrack or Promo at some point in the future because it's a total waste if there isn't.
@ Filmpac: the edited version of the Willow soundtrack was really a pleasure to listen (for something @ 128, the sound is damn good!)... If by luck you could found the missing track in a near future, it'll be great. :)
With all this Patrick Williams activity, if anyone needs "How Sweet it is!", the first thing I heard of his, I have a vinyl rip I can post. IMHO its the one of the best things he did.
While I'm here thanks so much for the Joy project, its cumulative effect is, well, joyful!
@ mel - You may not have been interested in the euro-scores janus2810 posted earlier, but I'd like you to hear this beautiful track that shows up #6 on "La Pacifista" by Giorgio Gaslini. A very childlike piano piece that reminds me of Elmer Bernstein's "To Kill a Mockingbird".
As I am not acquainted with any of the European composers who have been appearing here I have not been inclined to pay any attention (also my plate is more than full right now).
Thanks, isbum for the sample of "La Pacifista" by Giorgio Gaslini and for pointing me in a new direction. Very nice. I shall have to investigate further when I have more time.
1. The Untouchables (02:18) 2. Deborah's Theme (03:44) from: Once Upon a Time in America 3. Poverty (01:49) from: Once Upon a Time in America 4. Once Upon a Time in America (01:48) from: Once Upon a Time in America 5. The Legend of 1900 (08:11) 6. Titles (02:43) from: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 7. Once Upon a Time in the West (03:12) 8. A Fistful of Dynamite (03:37) 9. The Ecstacy of Gold (03:37) from: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 10. Main Theme (02:18) from: Cinema Paradiso 11. Love Theme* (03:29) from: Cinema Paradiso / *composed by Ennio and Andrea Morricone 12. Inchini Ipocriti e Disperazione (01:29) from: Malena 13. Malena (04:38) from: Malena 14. Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion (02:58) 15. Here's To You (04:19) from: Sacco and Vanzetti 16. Gabriel's Oboe (02:14) from: Mission 17. The Mission (03:02) from: Mission 18. In Earth as in Heaven (04:10) from: Mission
@ Quinlan In "Letters from a killer",the name of the group is Mr.Dyer's daughters and the only (legit) version of "Desire" is avaible there : http://www.reddhotmamas.com/product.html
I don't know if anyone has this, or if it even exists, soundtrack to the Canadian film "The Pyx" starring Karen Black and Christopher Plummer. Karen sings three songs on the OST which is otherwise fairly unremarkable, composed by Harry Freedman. Cheers! JP
Someone is trying to trade their way into The Daydream with 4 of the 5 musical tracks from TREMORS. I have no idea if this persons usefulness will be excluded to this act, nor do I have any idea what the missing track is as he was less than specific. I guess my question is this:
How bad do you want these things?
@ Filmpac
Check your e-mail.
@ All
It's amazing how few hours I have in a day to pull this off. The Daydream is still not quite ready. Hold tight.
For those who haven't figured it out yet: http://theenigmasdaydream.blogspot.com/ will be the new URL.
@ isbum Please tell me the name of tracks of your Shelly Manne's "Hot Coles" which are damaged. I'll see if I can have them from other sources, but I do not promise anything. Thank you
@ jeff Thanks an awful lot for the tip concerning "The Dyers Daughters". With the information you provided for, I was able to trace their record on Amazon. Great!!! Thanks again
@ Boynotorious: How much i want these tracks? Weel, for almost all, 7/8 out of 10 - excepted for the Reba song, 10 out of 10 (yup, i like country!)... So you could say i'd like to have the songs, but excepted for the Reba one i could deal without (at least until someone found the "complete" score)...
A thousand pardons if you've explained this a billion times- but how do I get invited to the private share thing? That's if I even qualify, etc? I'm quite baffled by the concept and if you (or anyone) can just push me in the right direction a little, I would greatly appreciate it.
Also for anyone interested: I have a lead on some of that "X-Ray Dog" promo music for trailers but alas- it is 128 kbps. Better than nothing I guess. Anyone want?
@ filmpac - Have you ever posted something at Morricone Lover? My "Theoreme" post is at 242 downloads and counting. Sheesh, benoit, the traffic you get over on that blog is incredible!
But then, we're like ten guy's playing checkers in the corner of a park. Yuk, yuk...not really, I just liked the image of that analogy. ;)
@ isbum - Yup, I show about the same figures on a couple of recent posts. And some old ones posted back at YDHTVTB are set to break the 500 mark. There'll be a party that day, all the old checkers players will be invited. Except for that guy in the raincoat, you know who you are!
Apart from the Morricones, I've never been able to work out what makes one post a hit, and others not. I guess the boffins in the record industry feel the same way. My Mandingo post continues to rate highly, despite disclaimers that it isn't. I guess people just never read past the link.
@ spektro - Not sure you are still with us or not, but here's a request from last month. I didn't have it then, but do now. Other Euro lovers will also enjoy...
@ tony - Thanks for Harry Sukman, often wondered why this guy didn't get more work. I've only ever heard two scores by him, and enjoyed both. Cheers mate:))
Thanks for your comments. I know there's a lot of traffic on my blog, my best post (which is "Le Professionnel") allready passed the 500 downloads mark! And if I follow the statistics, it says that there's something like more than 400 unique visitors per day!
About the compilation albums... you haven't seen everything yet, there's more to come!
It's time for one of those seemingly impossible requests that sometimes get handled here. Anyone got the soundtrack to "Roadie" (1980)? Starred Meat Loaf and Art Carney, and a more unlikely pairing 'tis hard to imagine.
I suspect this one might only be available on Mars... come in Rocket?
@filmpac How is a teaming of Meat Loaf and Art Carney even possible, there were some souls and magicks involved I suspect.
@segroeg Thanks for the Immediate music, always looking to add some. By the way i have most, if not all of X-ray dog at 192kbp and even some at 320 if anyone is interested.
The someone who is trying to trade their way into The Daydream was only keen to hear the tremors complete score. The someone found it elsewhere. The someone has found the last track on a country compilation. The somone was less than impressed with the so called level of sharing with initial enqueries regarding Tremors complete and has decided to offer the same courtesy in return.
Some days ago, I shared on Sallie's wonderful blog "The Vintage Place" a double LP from the extraordinary mexican trumpeter Rafael Mendez. I thought I could share it here too for those of you who are keen on light classical music and something unusual. I am particularly recommending to give a listen to track 14 "Moto Perpetuo" where the player is demonstrating an incomparable technical ability. He blows on a continuous basis during 4:14 mn. If you do not know what I mean, consider that to be able to blow, you have to breath. Now try to blow and breath at the same time....
http://rapidshare.com/users/PSZHTJ
This is for me the opportunity to say how much I appreciate sallie's blog where our dear friend mel is associated and provides an active contribution. For those of you who don't know it, it's here: http://www.thevintageplace.blogspot.com/ and it's worth a regular visit.
1. Titoli (02:27) 2. Tema d'amore (02:45) (1-2 from "Nuovo Cinema Paradiso") 3. Viaggio (05:04) 4. Sogno (04:20) (3-4 from "Stanno Tutti Bene") 5. Il cane blu/All'alba di un cane (34:21) (5 from "La Domenica Specialmente") 6. A perdifiato (02:59) (6 from "Una Pura Formalita'") 7. L'uomo delle stelle (03:02)8. Voci (05:27) (7-8 from "L'Uomo Delle Stelle") 9. The legend of the pianist on the ocean (08:04) 10. Playing love (04:26) (9-10 from "La Leggenda Del Pianista Sull'Oceano") 11. Inchini ipocriti e disperazione (02:00) 12. Malèna (02:33) (11-12 from "Malèna)
Thank you so much for "The Other Side of Midnight!" How gorgeous! As a hardcore Legrand fan, I hadn't even heard the main theme before, so naturally that was a magnificent listen!
I'm very keen on finding "La Bicyclette Bleue," "Lola" and "Bay of Angels"
(the latter two of which I believe are only available here: http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=72145 and here: http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=77284 and apparently both were also relesed on some EPs in the early sixties...but they're beautiful works, from a pair of terrific Demy films).
Have you heard his scores for "Love is a Ball," "Vie De Château," "La Bûche" and his rejected score for "Slapstick of Another Kind?"
@ filmpac---yup! but not quite on mars---more like somewhere in the outer regions of the Asteroid Belt. here's your request (i opened a sealed album just for you amigo!)
I'm really glad you enjoyed "Midnight" its a lush score, and a fave of mine. I'm not surprised you're after "Bicyclette Bleue" as its much in the same vein. I'm uploading onto Rapid now so watch this space. To save time, here's a list of the Legrand I have available, so sharpen your pencil.
Anthology (already here somewhere) La Sauvage Brians Song (themes and variations) Not OST Eva I love Paris (Not OST) Ice Station Zebra Il Etait Une Fois...L'Espace La Bicyclette Bleue La Piscine La Vie de Chateau Le Mans Love is a Ball Madeline Never Say Yes to scoring a Bond film Again Peau D'Ane Plays for Dancers (Not OST) Summer of '42/Picasso Summer The Appointment The Happy Ending The Lady in the Car with the Glasses and the Gun The Other Side of Midnight The Three Musketeers Yentl How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life Lady Sings the Blues The Young Girls of Rochefort
If there's anything on this list I ought'nt to be sharing can someone let me know (ie not sure if The Appointment is still in print).
If you have anything I dont have , I'd love to hear it!
@ isbum Just wanted to extend a more elaborate thank you for the Shelly Manne, That's Gershwin. I used to have this LP and I appreciate this great sounding rip @320. Fantastic album with great "Johnny" Williams arrangements. My favorite track is the wonderful orchestration on Concerto in F. Thanks again and I am happy to be back and active in this group.
I'd like to thank Captain James for his kind and gracious offer to help out with completing the TREMORS release. I hope he enjoys the version he has unearthed (Pun intended) as much as I am certain those of us here at FranklyNot & The Daydream will enjoy our version. Furthermore, I feel saddened that you seemingly no longer have a use for my blog as I am certain you would have made a fine addition to the collective. I wish you and yours a great Holiday & Happy New Year. Be Well - VQ
@ rocket - Woo-hoo, a Roadie road in from the outer limits. Can't thank you enough mate, I feel privileged you would unwrap this present for me. Now, can you hook me up with a Groupie:))
@ isbum - Check your e-mail bud.
@ steve - Many thanks for the Legrands. Did you catch my post of "Gable and Lombard"? Not on your list there.
This score has probably been around, but when I saw the artist lineup on the back I grabbed it. Thinking "Trouble in Mind" has competition for the #1 spot for Isham's best jazz score.
"Afterglow" 1998 Cd@320 by Mark Isham *in 2 parts*
in the sharing mood, so i thought i'd upload a personal favorite of mine, it's considered to be the greatest soundtrack to the greatest korean drama series of all time called Hourglass (1994) by Choi Kyun Sik, a mafia/gangster tale whose soundtrack is reminiscent of the great italian mobster flicks. fans of the godfather ost or any other tragically sad, yet beautiful, yet gangster as hell ost will appreciate this...i give it my highest recommendation...its an absolutely gorgeous score...but be forewarned!! it may cause you to shed a tear...
Thanks so much for disc 1 of The Unforgiven! I didn't even realized when it was first announced it was only 1500 units, I had become so used to 3,000. I've kicked myself so many times for missing this one I am black and blue. Now I can let the healing begin...
I think "Gattaca" is one of Michael Nyman's best scores, in my humble opinion. Slow, haunting, cerebral, melodic, and beautiful are words I would use to describe it. At the very least I thought it had one of his more interesting main melodies. Cheers.
hi isbum and everyone else. this is the guy previously known as Krug+Company. I haven't been on this board in ages and I apologize. Had a request that I'm sure was posted at some point but I can't find it. Can anyone post a copy of the rejected score to The Exorcist? The one that was on the LaserDisc Box Set? Would really appreciate it if anyone can help me out. BTW The Inferno Music Crypt, my blog is going well. This place was one of the blogs that I was inspired by to make my own blog. I'll try to post more often here.
1 - Once upon a time in the west - 236 s. 2 - The Untouchables - 193 s. 3 - Mon nom est Personne (My Name is Nobody) - 183 s. 4 - Le bon la brute et le truand (the good the bad and the ugly) - 167 s. 5 - Addio a Cheyenne - 156 s. 6 - Le Train - 187 s. 7 - A Gun For Ringo - 138 s. 8 - La Libertad - 112 s. 9 - For A Few Dollars More - 161 s. 10 - Orient Express - 247 s. 11 - Cockeye's Song - 251 s. 12 - A Fistful of Dynamite - 279 s. 13 - The Secret - 241 s. 14 - Chi Mai - 209 s. 15 - L'homme à l'harmonica (The man with the Harmonica) - 210 s. 16 - Once Upon a Time in America - 125 s. 17 - A Fistful Of Dollars (1st Theme) - 107 s. 18 - Bye Bye Colonel - 123 s. 19 - Moses Theme - 161 s. 20 - Here's To You - 180 s. 21 - The Adventurer - 221 s. 22 - Frantic - 264 s. 23 - The Mission - 173 s.
I'm (almost) back from college-hell and just found out that the following score has been largely ignored at my place. Really a shame as it is as hard-to-find as it is interesting, so, fans of the cheesy Walker Bros., Jacques Brel and Angela Morley, take note:
Scott Walker (& a few Various Artists)
POLA X http://rapidshare.com/files/72143126/SW-PX.rar
Walker is very versatile, there's even a class industrial-influenced track (with NineInchNails- collaboration in it, if I remember correctly). Go ahead, mates! :)
GATTACA is in the first 20 inaugural posts at The Daydream. And yes it is worth the listen. Hence the reason it's there. Filmscore is right. It's one of the best.
@ scoredaddy - He said something about the rerecording and I assbackwardly assumed that is what got posted. My mistake, to think I went searching at nomwl1's for my old link makes me feel like a dingbat. Sorry my friend.
And completing the set, and on Disc 3 all by itself, comes my personal fav. I gave this a quick posting previously, so some of you may already have this...
@ isbum - I concur with others re Gattaca. It probably helps if you have seen the movie ("there is no gene for the human spirit"), one of my favorite sci-fi films. Nyman is a very under-rated composer methinks. Thanks for all the great posts bud, don't know too many of the titles there, but always nice to explore.
@ steve - Keep the Legrands coming, much appreciated here.
@ filmpac - Keep your eyes peeled for any other scores by Nicola Piovani. I am diggin' "Dear Diary" and the previous "Night of Shooting Stars". He has this - "Concerto Premio Rota 1997: Nicola Piovani" and I am most curious. It's some of Nino Rota's works mixed in with Piovani originals.
Also request "Cinecocktail Calibro 3" apparently some Italio-Crime rarities on this.
I'd suggest you grab the Piccioni "L'Imprevisto" before it's gone. It's like Herrmann took the feel of this material as inspiration for "Taxi Driver". Of course the Piccioni is lighter, Herrmann naturally took all signs of light or hope out.;)
Speaking of light, here's a fancy that I thought was a Jim Belushi vehicle.
And finally, the last chapter in my days of utter chaos. Addicted, unemployed, and about to be evicted, I recorded this just prior to selling most of my Cd's and moving in with some friends.
Thanks to both of you for the magnificent "Lion", mines in storage and if I dont get a fix every so often I break out in hives. Also, listening to Johnny Mandels "The Verdict" there's a cue thats a total rip off - sorry homage - to a passage in "Winter" and I wanted to post both the tracks on here for people to comapare and contrast. Does anyone have any preferences as the next Legrand for me to up? I'm easy.
@ isbum - A "taste" of Michael Nyman. A sumptuous feast for all the senses, this is a must-see movie. Yes, it is visually shocking, it's graphic, it's vile, it's disturbing, it's like watching a road crash, you know you shouldn't but you just can't help yourself. A Peter Greenaway classic! And Helen Mirren gets her gear off too... when doesn't she?
Not the best bitrate (if anyone can help out with an upgrade would be nice), but it's a quick download and will let you decide if you wish to explore more Nyman. The movie is one of those love 'em or hate 'em affairs, and the score might be too, but the boy soprano is to die for...
@ isbum - How odd, I have 4 Piovanis, but neither of the pair you mentioned. In the hustle and bustle I must have missed them. These are the 4 I have...
Flavia The Heretic (1974) Kaos (1984) Tu Ridi (1998) Vita E Bella, La (1997)
@isbum Unfortunately,as usual,the "new" The Damned only contains the Jarre's score;sure an excellent score but in this film source musics are important and it would be a good idea to add them on a CD.The end of the 1st movement from Bruckner's 8th symphony...and among the others source musics,the Zarah Leander interpretation of Nacht ging das telefon;by the way Zarah didn't recorded that song during the 30's,so Visconti who probably wanted That song had to use a recording made in 1955.
Went rummaging in the dusty corners of my hard drive, and this relic fell out.
From a British television series, comes the story of a trio of gals less than happy with their lives, who answer an audition to form a rock band. Yeah right, think Monkees with a sex change, but in working class Britain a decade later. British folk will probably recognize Rula Lenska in the cast, and Julie Covington (who had a hit with Don't Cry For Me I've Got Tinia, and was last seen as a regular on some televised charades show, it ain't the center square on Hollywood Squares but a gal's gotta work).
For mine, the best songs are the slower numbers, with "Lamplight" and "Glenn Miller Is Missing" absolute standouts. Enjoy...
PS. 100 people will stare at this post, and 99 will go whatthe? The other ONE will go "yeah man, right on, damn, I remember that"... Yes, you know who you are. Go on, download it, you know you want to;)
I would be very interested in hearing La Piscine, I have a couple of tracks from a compilation and always thought that's all that was available, if you have the whole score that would be incredible! I have Un Peu De Soleil dans L'eau Froid, I didn't notice that on your list, I'll up it if you want it! JP
I know this is probably too new to last here, so I’ll just post it and then let isbum delete it when he feels the time is right. It’s the new soundtrack about a
FIENDISH LITTLE SHAVER WHO LIVES ON FAST ROAD.
His wife bakes meat pies.
Interesting vocals by the stars themselves. Quinlan, no need to list.
@ Rocket: (sorry for the delay, i was in Paris with some members of my family) thanks a lot for telling about the Blondie track, sadly i've already got on Blinde and beyond cd...
thanks bro. but the file is not found when i went to the link. do you have it? if you do can you repost it? also the other track "Rock Ballad" if you have it. let me know. thanks a bunch pal!
@ H2o - Check track 14 on Piccione N.3. I get 00:50 sec.s of it only. Part 2 of download just tell me "File Broken".
@ long island - Are you sure about the links steve gave? I don't think you are copying the entire link. Hold down your copy bar and keep moving it to the right until the bar turns into an arrow, then paste it up top.
thanks for the tip man. it worked! sorry steve. my bad. it was my mistake. but if you posted rock ballad from exorcist in the past let me know cause i can't find it. thanks again isbum and steve :D. you guys rule!
Movie depicts L.A. getting attacked with a dirty bomb. Like, with this air quality we could tell. ;)
Boynotorious comments....
Hahahhahahaha. I myself have always wondered if Traffic would be noticeably effected should a Nuclear Warhead go off in the near area. Of course, the stupid question I always get is how I can live on the beach when a Tsunami can strike at anytime. To this I just look at the moron asking this question and reply completely deadpan, "I Own A Surfboard."
OK, now first of all, I bow to no man in my admiration of Johnny Mandel, I think some of his work is utterly brilliant (qv “The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea”), and I know this site is not for negative comments, and I love it for that, but boy-oh-boy has he been caught with his plagiarism hanging out. This is absolutely shameless!
Listen first to his track “The Bottom” composed for The Verdict (1982...that’s 1982) from 1minute 10seconds in, then lend and ear to “How Beautiful you Make Me” from “The Lion in Winter” (1968). Hardcore Barry fans won’t even have to listen o the “Lion” track, its that obvious. Who know's maybe Paul Newman was watching the movie on TV??!!
@ all appreciators of classic vintage film soundtracks
After a long hiatus, I have posted a new entry on my blog, Scoredaddy's. It is an "exclusive" from what I can tell as I have not seen this on any other blog.
The ORIGINAL tracks from The THE RED PONY by Aaron Copland. This is from the long OOP LP issued by Va$ar*ese over 20 years ago. NO CD release to date.
1. la califfa (02:37) from the movie: la califfa (1970) 2. chi mai (03:41) from the movie: maddalena (1971) 3. nuddu (02:38) from the movie: un bellissimo novembre (1969) 4. ricordi d'infanzia (02:15) from the movie: jona che visse nella balena (1993) 5. barbablù (03:58) from the movie: barbablù (1972) 6. mission (02:19) from the movie: the mission (1986) 7. escalation (02:22) from the movie: escalation (1967) 8. c'era una volta in america (04:14) from the movie: c'era una volta in america (1983) 9. senza motivo apparente (04:22) from the movie: senza movente (1971) 10. playing love (02:20) from the movie: la leggenda del pianista sull'oceano (1998) 11. il clan dei siciliani (03:40) from the movie: il clan dei siciliani (1969) 12. con serena gioia (01:26) from the movie: il sorriso del grande tentatore (1974) 13. metti, una sera a cena (03:44) from the movie: metti, una sera a cena (1969) 14. abolicao (05:05) from the movie: queimada (1969) 15. il vizietto (03:13) from the movie: il vizietto / la cage aux folles (1978) 16. profondamente nel mostro (03:27) from the movie: il mostro (1977) 17. il prefetto di ferro (02:30) from the movie: il prefetto di ferro (1977) 18. il prato (04:50) from the movie: il prato (1979) 19. il deserto come estasi (04:11) from the movie: il deserto dei tartari (1976) 20. cinema paradiso (03:09) from the movie: nuovo cinema paradiso (1990) 21. la monaca di monza - titoli di coda (02:27) from the movie: la monaca di monza (1969) 22. c'era una volta il west (03:11) from the movie: c'era una volta il west (1969)
I got your MALLRATS OST. Send me an E-mail for a Private Share. I know this sucks but I don't think I will be directly posting anything to non-private boards anymore. Especially now that SCORE HEAVEN is toast and my name was plastered all over there. I've very lucky that not a single one of my links from there is not Collateral Damage in that fiasco. But it made my reasoning for going private all the more real.
For those of you already in The Daydream, rest assured this is not an issue. For everyone else, i'll pick up your requests where I can. It's better to be safe than sorry.
I knew this was coming. Another one bites the dust.
Please help old isbum out and place any kind of picture you can find of your music into the file. I just dropped a twenty on "L'Ira Di Dio" only to come home and find it sitting on my computer. Don't worry if it was you, I will get 3/4 of the money back when I return it. Small loss. I only ask because if I had seen the cover I wouldn't have purchased it. The titles of foreign films really don't stick in my head when I look for music in a store.
But, as the saying goes, "a picture is worth a handful of cash" or something like that. ;)
@ steve - Thanks for the Legrand's my friend! These will give those folks not so familiar with his wonderful music a chance to explore and appreciate his work.
At first glance, I thought it was a movie about me. ;) I was raised in a river, have an insatiable appetite, and occasionally kidnap things from other blogs.
"TheHost" Cd @320 by Byeong Woo Lee (a guitarist of note) *in two parts*
@ isbum - Let's see if this cheers you up some. As you and other regulars will know, all my posts always contain as much artwork as I can lay my grubby little mitts on. Enjoy this Piovani feast...
thanks for The Host!! I'm assuming this is the same Lee Byung Woo from the song i submitted for the Joy compilation? (No Path Back) Rite on!! I didn't know you were down with the korean soundtracks as well! What a pleasant a surprise!
@ H20 + 3410 - Bless you both! The Splendido Piccione N.3 is a joy from start to finish! That one could chase the clouds right outta the sky!
@ tripmastermonk - I saw the film last week but didn't make the connection to your post. A sense of sadness pervades this score. I see composer Byong has a number of lighter scores to his credit. Would I be far off in thinking those have a dollop of melancholy to them as well? I have known many Koreans here in L.A. and they all seem to hide their emotions pretty well. Perhaps this is why his music has been embraced?
@ filmpac - That dude is my older brother doing "The Phoenix Bird". He has been rising from the ashes all his life. First from the fire that was High School, and later when he got "outed" by his fellow classmates at Oral Roberts University.
Our current relationship is in ashes of my drinking days. I thought this might cheer him up a bit.
Doug Liman's new film "Jumper" is coming out next month. I liked his third film better than "Swingers", an "American Grafitti" for the Rave generation called "Go". Now it seems dated, but in a good way, one for the time capsule. Same goes for the soundtrack.
yes you are right indeed about the others having a "dollop" of melancholy...even the "No Path Back" submission had a hint of melancholy behind the joyful melody, wouldn't you say? koreans cant get enough of that drama and tragedy, i really dont know why...as i mentioned before i notice myself finding joy in listening to sad music for some reason. and yes, you are also dead on about how they are good at hiding emotions, but once the emotions start coming to the surface, you can expect to see some type of overly dramatic display in one way or another...must be all the korean dramas. i dunno...
Isbum mentioning "American Graffiti" just reminded me. My copy is on a CD-R that is now toast, so if anyone can hook me up with a link it would be much appreciated. Bitrate @192 or better please.
Harder to find, I had "More American Graffiti" (1979), on the same disc. That would be HUGE if somebody could please post that one!
@ tripmastermonk - They have shown me kindness in every way with the exception of the parking lot at their market. Somehow there, I become invisible. ;)
@ filmpac What I have is "41 Original Hits From The Soundtrack Of American Graffiti" - 2 CDs. Here it is ripped @ 192, not by me. Of course big thanks to the original upoader.
@ filmpac - The Piovani festival is fantastic! Just finished "Kaos" and onto "Tu Ridi". Fan's of John Williams score for "The Fury" should give "Kaos" a listen.
I an fairly certain I had "Flavia" at one point. Perhaps I couldn't latch onto his style and deleted it. This has happened before.:(
Thank you filmpac for a chance to rediscover this composer!
Many many thanks for the Legrand's, your kindness is overwhelming my friend! Can't wait to listen to them! Anything you're looking for that I could maybe help with? JP
It was one of many. The LEECHERS of the world are calling today BLACK MONDAY. I will be very shocked if the hits to this spot and the non-private board over at SLP do not go up considerably. Leeching Scum everywhere is in utter withdrawal. Poor kids. The Man must really be getting to them. :(
I SO saw this coming right in time. Now if I could just quit getting sidetracked by everything and everyone I can finally open up already. :)
Excellent Blog, and have THE UNSEEN /11 HARROWHOUSE listed below in 3 parts and have put covers in.Composed by my fav composer of the moment the excellent Michael J lewis. Not the best at this thing so any problems just give me a buzz. Have included covers though.
I would be very gratefull if anyone has any of the following Lewis items:
Lion,The Witch and The Wardrobe. Island of Adventure On The Third Day The Hound of The Baskervilles. The Passage. Julius Caesar Upon This Rock Rose and The Jackel Yes Giorgio
AND
Most of all: North Sea Hijack (AKA Folkes).
Thanks in advance if you can oblige anyway!
Here is my share for you guys anyway: UNSEEN / 11 HARROWHOUSE
Merci beaucoup, mon ami, pour "L'Affaire". Si tu as besoin de quoi que ce soit, dis le moi (parce que j'en ai un max et que ça me ferait plaisir de partager avec toi, et avec tous les autres, aussi..)
@Steve, Isbum, 3410, H2o, etc.
Thank you!!!
@Brisco32
I never forget a face, but in your case I'll be glad to make an exception
@ scoredaddy - Your Pat Williams post, 10th Avenue is marvelous! Classy too! And while you're here,
@ quinlan, mel, my jazz friends
Would you be so kind as to give me some originals and variations on the following...
"St. James Infirmary (Blues)" "St. Louis Blues" "On Green Dolphin Street" "Blue Skies" "Slaughter on 10th Avenue" "Cast Your Fate to the Wind"
I have the nice set of "Take Five" variations(from quinlan, thank you) and would like to piece together a collection using the above listed compositions.
At your leisure my friends, of course.
@ ian - Of the one's mentioned, only the "Banshee/Horror Express" has been posted. The Italian's are always a welcome site here. Please post them for us. :)
As promised, here is a starting list (meaning, not all) of the scores I have. I have noted the ones that are hard to find.
Halloween Halloween Resurrection Domestic Disturbance- RARE Flightplan- RARE Alice in Wonderland- RARE Misery- RARE In the Mouth of Madness- RARE Mrs. Doubtfire- RARE The Wizard of Oz Psycho The 10th Kingdom- Rare 101 Dalmatians (Live action) Iris- RARE
Décidemment, tous les belges que j'ai rencontré, qu'ils soient wallons ou flamands, sont tous extraordinaires. (j'ai peut-être eu de la chance!) Je n'avais jamais eu 'idée de m'inscrire sur SC, je voyais bien qu'il y avait des "wishlists", mais je ne savais pas ce que cela signifiait. Je vais m'inscrire, et je te donnerai également ma liste de B.O. dès que possible. A bientôt!
Now, stop talking french, i've got a bunch of soundtracks to upload for Christmas.
Ahem, the French are always welcome here too segroeg! ;) If the old man is correct, and language is indeed a virus, I wouldn't mind coming down with a bad case of French or Italian!
975 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 401 – 600 of 975 Newer› Newest»@ breton girl - Okay, I'll up the edited version too. You really have 20 Blondie bootlegs? That's it, from now on, you'll always be blondie willow girl to me;) Here's the bootleg. WARNING for others: contains dialogue and sound effects...
James Horner "Willow" (1988), bootleg @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/75968966/JH-Willow_Bootleg.zip
@ tony - So glad someone stuck their hand up, since it was already underway. Complete orchestral score, thanks to the original ripper...
Bill Conti "The Coolangatta Gold" (1984), complete @320:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YOTFKM77
@ isbum - I reckon Ethel Merman is a *human* kazoo. I'll see what I can do on Fantastic Planet. And yes, bunching up the filename will indeed restrict searches from some rapidshare search programs. Although comments typed into a comments page such as this don't turn up on google searches. Or that ShareMiner tool, which really just formats a neat search string.
Here's once again another compilation centers around love theme...
ENNIO MORRICONE WITH LOVE, VOL. 2
http://rapidshare.com/files/74980512/With_Love__Vol._2_-_1.zip http://rapidshare.com/files/74989799/With_Love__Vol._2_-_2.zip
1. Nocturne (01:01)
from "La Califfa"
2. The Dinner (02:45)
from "La Califfa"
3. Maybe a Flower is just Enough (04:50)
from "Il Giro del Mondo degli Innamoati di Peynet"
4. Veruschka (03:40)
from "Veruschka"
5. Poetry of a Woman (05:03)
from "Veruschka"
6. Giovanna e Federico (04:00)
from "Questa Specie d'Amore"
7. Encore Loin (04:15)
from "One, Two, Two: 122, rue de Provence"
8. Sylvie - Love Moment (03:27)
from "Via Mala"
9. The Desert Like Ecstasy (04:11)
from "Il Deserto dei Tartari"
10. In a Doric Way (02:04)
from "Il Deserto dei Tartari"
11. Lontano (02:45)
from "Dio è con Noi"
12. Theme for Oria (02:00)
from "La Venexiana"
13. Remembering Moscow (03:51)
from "Mosca Addio"
14. Armida e Ginevra (04:07)
from "Piazza di Spagna"
15. Belinda May (alternate version) (02:54)
from "L'Alibi"
16. Searching for Love (02:43)
from "The Night and the Moment"
17. The Jasmines (04:09)
from "Dimenticare Palermo"
18. Cinema Paradiso (string version) (02:20)
from "Nuovo Cinema Paradiso"
19. Love Theme (03:36)
from "L'Uomo Proiettile"
20. Dedicated to Cristina (02:58)
from "Sepolta Viva"
21. Cristina's Theme (02:41)
from "Dalle Ardenne all'Inferno"
69 minutes
320 kbits/sec
160 MB
Enjoy!
@ benoit - Thank you!
@ filmpac - Never heard of this Conti. Most curious, but Mega's being a bit rocky today. Merman, kazoo's, and the Hung guy? I smell Mega-Mix Gold!
@ Isbum
She was in shock as she evidentially had been searching for years. Yes, I think she appreciated it.
Let it be known, if I have it or not, I take my requests seriously.
@ Breton Girl
Got the TREMORS. Whooho. No tunes attached. Urgghh.
Anyone have a line on anything Reba McEntire? I'd go looking but Country Music has the same effect on me that Laurence Welk had on the aliens from MARS in MARS ATTACKS. Even the slightest bit of accidental exposure could cause my head to explode into a puddle of Red Goo.
I am likely going to need an assist with this one. I got the hard part. Now we need the rest. :)
I think I requested that one before but I might have been overlooked.
Looking for three things:
John Murphy - The Perfect Score Promo Score
Brian Tyler - The 4th Floor
and most important
Stephen Endelman & VA - Cosi...not neccessarily the complete soundtrack but one track: Toni Collette's cover version of "Don't dream it's over"...the one bringing me that song will be my personal hero :-)
Thanks in advance and Greetings,
Martin
P.S.: Cool blog :-)
Although I am under the impression that it's hopeless, I'd like to raise the following request:
I am looking for the music of David Carson's "Letters From A Killer" (1998), composed by Dennis McCarthy.
More specifically, I am not too interested by the underscore unless it contains a song called "Desire" played "live" in the movie by a country rock band.
IMDb credits this band as Linda J. Dyer, Sonja L. Dyer, Elsa J. Dyer, James H. Hall, Kurt Fries, Dan A. Hughart & Howard Yearwood.
I think I remember that in the film credits the band was called "The Daughters Of Mr. Dyer" but I'm not 100% sure.
I am not sure even that there has been a release for this score.
Maybe a CD from this band, preferably with the song I am looking for, would do, provided they did record a CD...
Anyway, we never know.
Thank you.
@ THXjay - OO7's Expanded! Cd@320
"Goldfinger"
http://rapidshare.com/files/75970617/Goldfinger__Original_Soundtrack___Bonus_Tracks_.zip
"Thunderball"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WHLZ2W91
"You Only Live Twice"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9I3G0ESG
"On Her Majesty's Secret Service"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WQ67SW8W
"Diamonds Are Forever"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LW6T9BMG
"Live and Let Die"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OPH8HNJM
"The Living Daylights"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YLBVI9QC
I hope this helps some of you in selecting a great track for our James Bond OO7 Project.
EnjOy!
Thanks to filmpac for the diary of Anne Frank.
I'm also grateful to the one who,a few months ago,uploaded the song"All Gone"by Cleo Laine From The Servant.
The composer Johnny DANKWORTH,is very interesting and the score from this film,one among my favourites;unfortunately the only recording that exists(on LP and CD)is the instrumental "All Gone" but nothing of the main and end title.
Of course The Avengers theme by Laurie Johnson is the more famous but listen to the Dankworth's one from the first series: it's an unforgettable music that stays in your mind forever!
Spagettti western by BMG
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2W0XP1VA
@Quinlan thanx for the Mancini link
@boynotorious:
It's magnus from RSW Records... just a few questions, please:
1) Where do I get AVP Requiem and PS I Love You (promo)? I am sooo dying to get them!
2) Could I be invited to read your blog? I swear I'm a nice person :)
3) Have you ever heard about The Day After Tomorrow Complete Score (Harald Kloser)? Does it exist?
Thanks a lot!
@ mr. t - thanks for the BMGs. Very handy if one feels like listening to an album in eight minutes. ;)
By the way, does anyone have any info on the track "The Stranger", by Alessandroni? I've only seen it before on the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" disc. I'm currently building a compilation of AA's whistling, and am having trouble identifying the soundtrack / year that this is from (have already checked SC and google).
Thanks if anyone can help with info.
@ blondie willow girl - And here's the edited version, it's the official release edited out to 31 tracks (well, it should be, but there's only 30). If you note anything different please let me know...
James Horner "Willow" (1988), edited @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/76183880/JH-Willow_Edited.zip
@ isbum - Sorry, I can only get Fantastic Planet @192 bitrate, which I think is the same we all have. Yes? Outstanding effort on the Bond expanded, I think I'll be getting an upgrade myself, cheers bud:))
@mr.t
Thanks for westerns by BMG.
But what movies they belong to?
Does anyone know? I can't identify no one of them :(
@ Mangus
1) Where do I get AVP Requiem and PS I Love You (promo)? I am sooo dying to get them!
"AVP R" is friggin fantastical. I'd be searching high and low for it as well. My only bitch with the "P.S. I Love You" PROMO is how short it is. Even worse, with Academy Promos officially BANNED now, this might be it. :(
I can't give you links or direct you where to go here as this is a public blog. Sorry about that.
I'd also tell you to seek out "There Will Be Blood" by Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood. For a first Score this some freaky stuff. A good listen.
2) Could I be invited to read your blog? I swear I'm a nice person :)
Love the covers. Would enjoy the hell out being able to offer them on my blog. I don't see why not. E-Mail Me and I will add you to the INVITE LIST. If nothing else I would let you in for the motivation you will no doubt feel when you realize every STILL on the blog is HQ/UHQ. I'm going to need a few covers EXCLUSIVE to the BLOG as well. You'll see why when you get in. :) So yeah, your cleared.
3) Have you ever heard about The Day After Tomorrow Complete Score (Harald Kloser)? Does it exist?
To my knowledge it does not exist. I'd actually prefer a THIRTEENTH FLOOR Complete Score myself. I think both that Score & Movie are tragically underrated. There is a post waiting to happen at The Daydream.
@ mr.t
Thank alot for wonderful BMG !
@ 3410
"The Stranger" by Alessandroni came from "Di Tresette Ce N'è Uno Tutti Gli Altri Son Nessuno" (1974).
@h2o - thank you, my friend.
@boynotorious
Academy Promos officially BANNED now ?
@ Boynotorious: good news, hope you will found the Reba song...
@ Filmpac: Thanks a lot! :) And in fact, if you'd know about my Blondie bootlegs, i've got about 30 (for now), plus 10 Debbie Harry, and the Bengali boot Joey (Ramones) and Friends (With Debbie and Chris Stein)... :p
@ VonCheech
Yep. We got that letter Last Summer. Due to extreme cases of mass bootlegging, ZERO PROMOTIONAL MUSIC IS TO BE SENT TO IT'S MEMBERS effective this Awards Season. We officially have to pay attention while we are watching the movie.
In related news Hans Zimmer was seen dancing in the streets shortly after this announcement screaming, "Finally, Finally A Break."
Whatever. I lost interest around Page #4 of that manifesto.
@ Breton Girl
I'm naturally handicapped for reasons previously stated. However, I will do my very best to locate this missing tune.
Speaking of A.W.O.L Tunes, Anyone have the the Alternate Cue of "Der Koniggratzer" from the Complete Indy 3 release? It was the 2nd Track on Disc #2 of the 39 Track. If that helps.
@ quinlan, mel, John T. Williams fans
"Manne--That's Gershwin!" 1965 Lp@320
The Shelly Manne Quintet and Big Band
Musical Direction by John T. Williams
http://rapidshare.com/files/76233584/SM_ManneThatsGershwin.zip
EnJoY!
Request:
"The Blue Eyed Bandit" on Cd
by Ennio Morricone
I have a pretty good Lp rip that most likely came from Morricone Lover blog. Such a great score. An upgrade would be appreciated.
ISBUM
John Williams a hack??? No way! I mean I wasn't crazy about his stuff for the Star Wars prequels but look what he had to work with. And there are still some (BRIEF) great moments there. I like the theme for the Terminal, Catch Me if You Can was pretty cool too, different but still Williams. Not a big Potter fan but I think his theme is great for the films.
I think it's easy for an artist to get stuck in their own sound. Especially when that sound is john Williams' sound. If I could do what he does, I would write stuff like him all day long, then thrown the sheet music on the floor and roll around in it like a pig.
I guess I don't know how long you have considered him a hack. For me, I stilll enjoy his music, and as for Indy 4.... come on! Who else would you want? I wouldn't want anyone other then JW. I would be very disappointed if it wasn't him, balls or no balls.
about the 1941 score, I was blessed with this (not sure which version, it's 38 tracks) it is a dvd rip. So I guess if you want to put up something, i'd sure like to give it a listen. The dvd rip is a bit choppy for my taste. Which do you prefer?
-Joe
@Isbum,
Thanks so much for those Bonds, if anyone has any of the following @320 I would be very grateful for a copy :)
@Filmpac,
Don't grab 'em just yet, they will be forming part of my (hopefully) Christmas special post with my new matching cover set :)
....then again, you may not like my covers!
The reason I need your help with these is because, for one reason or another I just never got around to buying the Bond Soundtracks!!!!
I know, you're thinking "No Bond's at The Lounge" :)
I was always waiting to get expanded versions of ALL of them and then waiting for a "complete" box set of all the albums (but it never came)
So I'm doing my own matching set ;)
Over and Out!
Jay
oops forgot to list them:
Dr No
From Russia With Love
Live & Let Die
Man With The Golden Gun
Spy Who Loved Me
Moonraker (I have an expanded version, a bootleg I think @192)
For Your Eyes Only
Octopussy
View To A Kill
Tomorrow Never Dies
World Is Not Enough
Die Another Day
Casino Royale
Never Say Never Again
Casino Royal (1967)
Obviously I have all these but not @320, and want to make my collection a "Definitive" set.
Thanks everyone
This was requested a few time, it's my own dvd-rip extended version of
ARENA CONCERTO
by Ennio Morricone
http://rapidshare.com/files/75172191/AC_DVD_1.zip http://rapidshare.com/files/75210112/AC_DVD_2.zip http://rapidshare.com/files/75276235/AC_DVD_3.zip
01 - Introduction (1:39)
02 - Cinema Paradiso (5:54)
03 - C'era una Volta in America (7:14)
04 - La Leggenda del Pianista sull'Oceano (14:27)
05 - Il Buono, il Brutto e il Cattivo (2:47)
06 - C'era una Volta il West (3:14)
07 - Giù la Testa (3:37)
08 - Il Buono, il Brutto e il Cattivo (L'Estasi dell'Oro) (4:59)
09 - La Luz Prodigiosa (4:25)
10 - La Battaglia di Algeri (2:24)
11 - Sacco e Vanzetti (4:56)
12 - Indagine su un Cittadino al di Sopra di Ogni Sospetto (2:57)
13 - Sostiene Pereira (3:23)
14 - La Classe Operaia Va in Paradiso (3:47)
15 - Vittime di Guerra (8:48)
16 - Queimada - Abolisson (4:42)
17 - Il Deserto dei Tartari (3:34)
18 - Ricardo III (3:23)
19 - Il Deserto dei Tartari (Ripresa) (3:29)
20 - The Mission (12:09)
Total Time: 101 minutes
320 kbits/sec - 235 MB
Enjoy!
@Isbum
blue eyed bandit cd 320
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=820PFLA8
@ isbum
Thanks very much for The Manne.
Are you going to post "Hot Coles" too?
Thanks mr.t!
Yes Mel. I'll post "Hot Coles" today.
@ joebiwan24 - It wasn't me who called John Williams a hack. I love his music. This place isn't really about criticism anyway.
Enjoy or Delete ;)
Today I've listened to a CD from the Pfeifer Broz. company.
While it has the substance of a McDonald's burger it's nonetheless great fun to listen.
Are there blogs out there which feature music by modern library/trailer music studios ?
@ mel - You might enjoy "The Blue Eyed Bandit" posted above by mr.t.
I can't think of another score by Morricone that has this much piano on it. Jazz based as well.
I know you have trouble with Megaupload, so if you wish I can re-up @ rapidshare for you.
Here is an excellent out-of-print score from Basil Pouledouris, Les Miserables (192 kbps):
http://rapidshare.com/files/76336660/Les_Mis_rables.rar.html
Enjoy
Some requests:
Lone Wolf McQuade - Francesco De Masi
Any tracks from Colossus of Rhodes by Lavagnino
Sold out set from FSM, The Unforgiven
I have no idea why the last post changed my name but it should be brisco32, not chamilton11.
I haven't posted anything here in awhile, so here's a couple of Giorgio Gaslini rips @320 for the Euro lovers:
La Pacifista:
http://rapidshare.com/files/76332591/La_Pacifista.rar
Un Omicidio Perfetto:
http://rapidshare.com/files/76332775/Un_Omcidio_Perfetto.rar
Enjoy
@boynotorious
that sounds terrible. i found a old article on it..
Academy bans CD music mailings
new article
@ isbum
Thanks but don't reup yet, I sometimes find that mega is amenable to my downloads in (my) early mornings, so I'll try tomorrow morning and get back to you.
@ mel - I will wait then. Sadly, the Lp of Shelly Manne's "Hot Coles" saw some heat from the sun. Side one is damaged beyond anything I can do.
:( This is the 2nd time Atomic Records has let me down. They have an attitude that is unwarranted considering the shoddy quality of their records. High time they get knocked off the horse they're perched on.
Internet rating's attack coming on.
A few people mentioned last month they had a very poor quality version of Stelvio's Nightmare City. For those looking for an upgrade, here is...
Stelvio Cipriani "Incubo Sulla Citta Contaminata (aka Nightmare City)" (1980), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/76294639/SC-NightmareCity.zip
@ Filmpac - that was my request initially, so thank you once again. :)
Just posted a bunch of
Wendy Carlos @
Soundtrack Lover's Paradise Members Only Club
Have to agree with boynotorious that some of the best writing on TV currently is Showtime’s Dexter. Next to Deadwood and Pushing Daisies, I have to say it is classic TV. Here’s the soundtrack. Featuring the theme song by Rolfe Kent, distinct, original score by Daniel Licht and a diverse collection of songs from the first season of this hit television program. The soundtrack translates the show s Cuban and Latin feel, taking place in Miami. The show s most poignant songs were selected to complete this irreplaceable soundtrack.
ROLFE KENT/DANIEL LICHT
DEXTER (Showtime Sountrack)
http://rs41l3.rapidshare.com/files/76388928/Dexter_Music_From_The_Showtime_Original_Series-_OST_-2007.rar
@ Ruggo
One of my first posts on the new Daydream is Dexter. Both this Soundtrack & the Season #1 Promo Score.
The Finale didn't have the kick that last years did, but ended very well none the less. Love the French Twist. :)
I would also have to agree with Pushing Daises. Despite being the most Inventive and Original Show in forever, it also boast the most amazing TV Score work I have ever heard. It's like Old School Elfman fused with Zimmer. (Courtesy Of James Michael Dooley). I hope there is a Soundtrack or Promo at some point in the future because it's a total waste if there isn't.
Previously posted at Franklynot...
"Threshold" by Patrick Williams
http://rapidshare.com/files/33600833/PW_Threshold.zip
and "Theme" by Patrick Williams
http://rapidshare.com/files/33625543/PW_Theme.zip
now comes
"Shades of Today" Lp @320
by Pat Williams
http://rapidshare.com/files/76435969/PW_ShadesOfToday.zip
Next up "Heavy Vibrations"
by Pat Williams
EnjoY!
@ Filmpac: the edited version of the Willow soundtrack was really a pleasure to listen (for something @ 128, the sound is damn good!)... If by luck you could found the missing track in a near future, it'll be great. :)
johnny depp sings !
now @
Soundtrack Lover's Paradise Members Only Club
@ isbum & mr.t
Thank you both - Il Bandito is now downloading from mega.
Not to worry about the Manne, isbum, worse things happen in our lives...
@ mel - I always check the Manne Lp's at the record shops, good chance I'll run across another copy.
With all this Patrick Williams activity, if anyone needs "How Sweet it is!", the first thing I heard of his, I have a vinyl rip I can post. IMHO its the one of the best things he did.
While I'm here thanks so much for the Joy project, its cumulative effect is, well, joyful!
The third in a series of recordings Pat Williams did for Verve.
1. Shades of Today
2. Think
3. "Heavy Vibrations" 1969 Lp @320
by Pat Williams
http://rapidshare.com/files/76454937/PW_HeavyVibrations.zip
@ mel - You may not have been interested in the euro-scores janus2810 posted earlier, but I'd like you to hear this beautiful track that shows up #6 on "La Pacifista" by Giorgio Gaslini.
A very childlike piano piece that reminds me of Elmer Bernstein's "To Kill a Mockingbird".
http://rapidshare.com/files/76456312/GG-_La_PacifistA_06.mp3
Cudos Janus!
Enjoy
@ steve - Post it.
And thanks for the joyful compliment!
WE'VE BEEN INVADED BY BBBBB's :)
@Isbum,
My ne "clean" logo worked out OK then? :)
Any chance of anymore Bond's anyone, I don't think I'm gonna make it for Crimbo :(
@ isbum - Ok, what's up with the BBBBs? What did you do?
@ boynotorious - Still awaiting my INVITE for the new Daydream. Pls check your e-mail.
@ thxjay - Alas, all my Bonds seem to be @192, back in the day when this was the standard and I knew zip about bitrates anyhow.
@ isbum (and jp),
As I am not acquainted with any of the European composers who have been appearing here I have not been inclined to pay any attention (also my plate is more than full right now).
Thanks, isbum for the sample of "La Pacifista" by Giorgio Gaslini and for pointing me in a new direction. Very nice. I shall have to investigate further when I have more time.
Another one requested before, here's the cd part of the homage album:
HERE'S TO YOU...
by Ennio Morricone
http://rapidshare.com/files/76283264/HTY1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/76288669/HTY2.zip
1. The Untouchables (02:18)
2. Deborah's Theme (03:44)
from: Once Upon a Time in America
3. Poverty (01:49)
from: Once Upon a Time in America
4. Once Upon a Time in America (01:48)
from: Once Upon a Time in America
5. The Legend of 1900 (08:11)
6. Titles (02:43)
from: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
7. Once Upon a Time in the West (03:12)
8. A Fistful of Dynamite (03:37)
9. The Ecstacy of Gold (03:37)
from: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
10. Main Theme (02:18)
from: Cinema Paradiso
11. Love Theme* (03:29)
from: Cinema Paradiso / *composed by Ennio and Andrea Morricone
12. Inchini Ipocriti e Disperazione (01:29)
from: Malena
13. Malena (04:38)
from: Malena
14. Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion (02:58)
15. Here's To You (04:19)
from: Sacco and Vanzetti
16. Gabriel's Oboe (02:14)
from: Mission
17. The Mission (03:02)
from: Mission
18. In Earth as in Heaven (04:10)
from: Mission
Total Time: 60 minutes
320 kbits/sec - 140 MB
Enjoy!
@ Quinlan
In "Letters from a killer",the name of the group is
Mr.Dyer's daughters and the only (legit) version of
"Desire" is avaible there : http://www.reddhotmamas.com/product.html
Here's a 320kbps B**tleg CD rip of "How Sweet it is!". Enjoy!
http://rapidshare.com/files/76499704/Pat_Williams_-_How_Sweet_is_is_.rar
A quick request, does anyone have a 320kbps CD rip of The Lion in Winter (the original, not the Nic Raine City of Prague re-recording)
Cheers
I don't know if anyone has this, or if it even exists, soundtrack to the Canadian film "The Pyx" starring Karen Black and Christopher Plummer. Karen sings three songs on the OST which is otherwise fairly unremarkable, composed by Harry Freedman. Cheers! JP
@ Breton Girl
Someone is trying to trade their way into The Daydream with 4 of the 5 musical tracks from TREMORS. I have no idea if this persons usefulness will be excluded to this act, nor do I have any idea what the missing track is as he was less than specific. I guess my question is this:
How bad do you want these things?
@ Filmpac
Check your e-mail.
@ All
It's amazing how few hours I have in a day to pull this off. The Daydream is still not quite ready. Hold tight.
For those who haven't figured it out yet: http://theenigmasdaydream.blogspot.com/
will be the new URL.
Stay tuned - VQ
@ isbum
Thanks for the Shelly Manne and Patrick Williams. Great stuff.
@ isbum
Please tell me the name of tracks of your Shelly Manne's "Hot Coles" which are damaged.
I'll see if I can have them from other sources, but I do not promise anything.
Thank you
@ jeff
Thanks an awful lot for the tip concerning "The Dyers Daughters".
With the information you provided for, I was able to trace their record on Amazon.
Great!!!
Thanks again
@Omega
Here's a library/trailer record by
Immediate Music : Suspense&Drama
CD RIP @320
You might enjoy it (perhaps you've got it before)
http://rapidshare.com/files/76550585/Immediate_Music_-_Suspense___Drama.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/76551453/Immediate_Music_-_Suspense___Drama.part2.rar
pw : I remember the first time i had sex, i kept the receipt
@ Boynotorious: How much i want these tracks? Weel, for almost all, 7/8 out of 10 - excepted for the Reba song, 10 out of 10 (yup, i like country!)... So you could say i'd like to have the songs, but excepted for the Reba one i could deal without (at least until someone found the "complete" score)...
boynotorious,
A thousand pardons if you've explained this a billion times- but how do I get invited to the private share thing? That's if I even qualify, etc? I'm quite baffled by the concept and if you (or anyone) can just push me in the right direction a little, I would greatly appreciate it.
Also for anyone interested: I have a lead on some of that "X-Ray Dog" promo music for trailers but alas- it is 128 kbps. Better than nothing I guess. Anyone want?
@ breton girl - The ONLY song I could find from Tremors is indeed the Reba McEntire one, so cross fingers this is the missing one. Posted at zshare.
@ quinlan - Do not list.
@ benoit - Thanks for the continued Morricone-fest, who knew there were so many compilations!
@ filmpac - Have you ever posted something at Morricone Lover?
My "Theoreme" post is at 242 downloads and counting.
Sheesh, benoit, the traffic you get over on that blog is incredible!
But then, we're like ten guy's playing checkers in the corner of a park. Yuk, yuk...not really, I just liked the image of that analogy. ;)
@ isbum - Yup, I show about the same figures on a couple of recent posts. And some old ones posted back at YDHTVTB are set to break the 500 mark. There'll be a party that day, all the old checkers players will be invited. Except for that guy in the raincoat, you know who you are!
Apart from the Morricones, I've never been able to work out what makes one post a hit, and others not. I guess the boffins in the record industry feel the same way. My Mandingo post continues to rate highly, despite disclaimers that it isn't. I guess people just never read past the link.
Hello all!
Here is a fine compilation from Harry Sukman : The Legacy Of A Man And His Music.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HL3DEJX9
For those interested in the track listings, they are available at my blog.
Cheers! :)
@ spektro - Not sure you are still with us or not, but here's a request from last month. I didn't have it then, but do now. Other Euro lovers will also enjoy...
Stelvio Cipriani "Solamente Nero" (1978), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/76592662/SC-SolamenteNero.zip
@ tony - Thanks for Harry Sukman, often wondered why this guy didn't get more work. I've only ever heard two scores by him, and enjoyed both. Cheers mate:))
@ Isbum and filmpac
Thanks for your comments. I know there's a lot of traffic on my blog, my best post (which is "Le Professionnel") allready passed the 500 downloads mark! And if I follow the statistics, it says that there's something like more than 400 unique visitors per day!
About the compilation albums...
you haven't seen everything yet, there's more to come!
ML
@ THXjay - Thanks for the new logo!
Like me, it was a little fuzzy. :))
It's time for one of those seemingly impossible requests that sometimes get handled here. Anyone got the soundtrack to "Roadie" (1980)? Starred Meat Loaf and Art Carney, and a more unlikely pairing 'tis hard to imagine.
I suspect this one might only be available on Mars... come in Rocket?
@filmpac
How is a teaming of Meat Loaf and Art Carney even possible, there were some souls and magicks involved I suspect.
@segroeg
Thanks for the Immediate music, always looking to add some. By the way i have most, if not all of X-ray dog at 192kbp and even some at 320 if anyone is interested.
@filmpac - my pleasure friend!
Should have a couple more goodies coming soon. :)
The someone who is trying to trade their way into The Daydream was only keen to hear the tremors complete score. The someone found it elsewhere. The someone has found the last track on a country compilation.
The somone was less than impressed with the so called level of sharing with initial enqueries regarding Tremors complete and has decided to offer the same courtesy in return.
Some days ago, I shared on Sallie's wonderful blog "The Vintage Place" a double LP from the extraordinary mexican trumpeter Rafael Mendez.
I thought I could share it here too for those of you who are keen on light classical music and something unusual.
I am particularly recommending to give a listen to track 14 "Moto Perpetuo" where the player is demonstrating an incomparable technical ability. He blows on a continuous basis during 4:14 mn. If you do not know what I mean, consider that to be able to blow, you have to breath. Now try to blow and breath at the same time....
http://rapidshare.com/users/PSZHTJ
This is for me the opportunity to say how much I appreciate sallie's blog where our dear friend mel is associated and provides an active contribution.
For those of you who don't know it, it's here:
http://www.thevintageplace.blogspot.com/
and it's worth a regular visit.
Here's my contribution of the day, a nice compilation of Tornatore film music:
Le Musiche Di Ennio Morricone Per Il Cinema Di Giuseppe Tornatore
http://rapidshare.com/files/76346239/LMDEMPICDGT1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/76507130/LMDEMPICDGT2.zip
1. Titoli (02:27)
2. Tema d'amore (02:45)
(1-2 from "Nuovo Cinema Paradiso")
3. Viaggio (05:04)
4. Sogno (04:20)
(3-4 from "Stanno Tutti Bene")
5. Il cane blu/All'alba di un cane (34:21)
(5 from "La Domenica Specialmente")
6. A perdifiato (02:59)
(6 from "Una Pura Formalita'")
7. L'uomo delle stelle (03:02)8. Voci (05:27)
(7-8 from "L'Uomo Delle Stelle")
9. The legend of the pianist on the ocean (08:04)
10. Playing love (04:26)
(9-10 from "La Leggenda Del Pianista Sull'Oceano")
11. Inchini ipocriti e disperazione (02:00)
12. Malèna (02:33)
(11-12 from "Malèna)
Total Time: 77 minutes
320 kbits/sec - 179 MB
Enjoy!
@J. & Omega
Here's another library/trailer from
Immediate Music : Action & Drama
http://rapidshare.com/files/76562111/action_drama.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/76567449/action_drama.part2.rar
@Filmpac, JP, H2o, 3410, etc.
Thanks for the euro scores
Steve,
Thank you so much for "The Other Side of Midnight!" How gorgeous! As a hardcore Legrand fan, I hadn't even heard the main theme before, so naturally that was a magnificent listen!
I'm very keen on finding "La Bicyclette Bleue," "Lola" and "Bay of Angels"
(the latter two of which I believe are only available here: http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=72145
and here: http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=77284
and apparently both were also relesed on some EPs in the early sixties...but they're beautiful works, from a pair of terrific Demy films).
Have you heard his scores for "Love is a Ball," "Vie De Château," "La Bûche" and his rejected score for "Slapstick of Another Kind?"
Best.
Hi Everyone!
@ filmpac---yup! but not quite on mars---more like somewhere in the outer regions of the Asteroid Belt. here's your request (i opened a sealed album just for you amigo!)
ROADIE (vinyl rip @ 320)
pt1
http://rapidshare.com/files/76692502/ROADIE_disc1.zip.html
pt2
http://rapidshare.com/files/76692599/ROADIE_disc2.zip.html
Hope everyone's doing well!
'til next time,
Rocket
ps: @ Breton Girl---pt2 has Blondie doing a live version of Johnny Cash's 'Ring Of Fire'
@Chamilton11 and/or Brisco32
Lone Wolf McQuade - Francesco De Masi
Vinyl rip @ average 200 vbr
http://rapidshare.com/files/76782764/Lone_Wolf_McQuade.rar
@Manucosma or Eda88
Did you get "L'Affaire" by Cosma?
I have it, but only @128.
Bad movie, but great soundtrack, with Toots Thieleman.
@ steve
Thanks for Pat Williams.
Here is the Lion In Winter you requested @320, original tracks.
http://rapidshare.com/files/76789565/jbarry-lion.rar
@quinlan
Was singing a concert last week, and doing Vivaldi's "Gloria." There's some pretty fantastic trumpet stuff in there, especially at the very beginning.
The young lady playing trumpet was excellent and afterwards I complimented her by saying: "Rafael Mendez would have been proud."
She gave me a who-the-hell-is-Rafael-Mendez? look and I realized how old I really am.
Thanks for the contribution.
@ Dylan
I'm really glad you enjoyed "Midnight" its a lush score, and a fave of mine. I'm not surprised you're after "Bicyclette Bleue" as its much in the same vein. I'm uploading onto Rapid now so watch this space. To save time, here's a list of the Legrand I have available, so sharpen your pencil.
Anthology (already here somewhere)
La Sauvage
Brians Song (themes and variations) Not OST
Eva
I love Paris (Not OST)
Ice Station Zebra
Il Etait Une Fois...L'Espace
La Bicyclette Bleue
La Piscine
La Vie de Chateau
Le Mans
Love is a Ball
Madeline
Never Say Yes to scoring a Bond film Again
Peau D'Ane
Plays for Dancers (Not OST)
Summer of '42/Picasso Summer
The Appointment
The Happy Ending
The Lady in the Car with the Glasses and the Gun
The Other Side of Midnight
The Three Musketeers
Yentl
How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life
Lady Sings the Blues
The Young Girls of Rochefort
If there's anything on this list I ought'nt to be sharing can someone let me know (ie not sure if The Appointment is still in print).
If you have anything I dont have , I'd love to hear it!
@ isbum
Just wanted to extend a more elaborate thank you for the Shelly Manne, That's Gershwin. I used to have this LP and I appreciate this great sounding rip @320. Fantastic album with great "Johnny" Williams arrangements. My favorite track is the wonderful orchestration on Concerto in F. Thanks again and I am happy to be back and active in this group.
@ dylan
As promised, heres Legrand's "La Bicyclette Bleue", enjoy!
http://rapidshare.com/files/76798639/Michel_Legrand_-_La_Bicyclette_Bleue.rar
Hi segroeg,
many thanks for the two "Immediate Music" compilations.
@ steve - Don't worry about any of those Legrand's, we love him here.
Post away!
@ Captain James
I'd like to thank Captain James for his kind and gracious offer to help out with completing the TREMORS release. I hope he enjoys the version he has unearthed (Pun intended) as much as I am certain those of us here at FranklyNot & The Daydream will enjoy our version. Furthermore, I feel saddened that you seemingly no longer have a use for my blog as I am certain you would have made a fine addition to the collective. I wish you and yours a great Holiday & Happy New Year. Be Well - VQ
@ Filmpac
:)
Good grief.
Open you blog already.
This isn't the place for these kinds of exchanges.
Dark Brew Pinky ;)
Next up, Legrand's "Eva"
http://rapidshare.com/files/76815826/Michel_Legrand_-_Eva.rar
I'm looking for Masquerade by John Barry and Airport(regular or extended)by Alfred Newman.Thanks
@ brisco32 - Disc 1 of the sold-out ridiculously fast FSM Unforgiven box set, comprising 5 classic western scores on 3 discs. The rest to follow...
Dimitri Tiomkin "The Unforgiven" (1960), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/76830550/DT-TheUnforgiven.zip
Gerald Fried "Cast A Long Shadow" (1959), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/76835590/GF-CastALongShadow.zip
@ rocket - Woo-hoo, a Roadie road in from the outer limits. Can't thank you enough mate, I feel privileged you would unwrap this present for me. Now, can you hook me up with a Groupie:))
@ isbum - Check your e-mail bud.
@ steve - Many thanks for the Legrands. Did you catch my post of "Gable and Lombard"? Not on your list there.
@ filmpac - I did. Thanks!
This score has probably been around, but when I saw the artist lineup on the back I grabbed it.
Thinking "Trouble in Mind" has competition for the #1 spot for Isham's best jazz score.
"Afterglow" 1998 Cd@320
by Mark Isham
*in 2 parts*
http://rapidshare.com/files/76842981/MI_afterglow_pt1.zip
part 2
http://rapidshare.com/files/76854117/MI_afterglow_pt2.zip
enjoY!
Runaway Brain (Mickey Mouse) : John Debney
anyone know if this score is floating around?
in the sharing mood, so i thought i'd upload a personal favorite of mine, it's considered to be the greatest soundtrack to the greatest korean drama series of all time called Hourglass (1994) by Choi Kyun Sik, a mafia/gangster tale whose soundtrack is reminiscent of the great italian mobster flicks. fans of the godfather ost or any other tragically sad, yet beautiful, yet gangster as hell ost will appreciate this...i give it my highest recommendation...its an absolutely gorgeous score...but be forewarned!! it may cause you to shed a tear...
enjoy!
the hourglass (1994)
"Dear Diary" 2000 Cd@320
by Nicola Piovani
http://rapidshare.com/files/76861215/NP_DearDiary.zip
@ H2o and Tony - Something tells me you guys are gonna like this one.
Enjoy!
@ tripmastermonk - Looks intriguing, and right on time too. It's been days since anybody cried in here. ;)
Heres an odd one I ran across, it seems to be two lp's combined for this Cd release.
"Love is My Profession" 1959
by Rene Cloerec
Orchestra: Ray Ventura
with
"Where the Hot Wind Blows!" 1959
by Roman Vlad
Orchestra: Claude Vasari
Brigitte Bardot and
Gina Lollobrigida - How they fit those two in such a slender case I'll never figure out! ;)
Booklet pic's included.
http://rapidshare.com/files/76872953/Love_Is_My_Profession-Where_the_Hot_Wind_Blows_.zip
EnjoY!
Always a good time for some Mancini.
"Music from the Films of Blake Edwards - The Film Composers Series, Volume IV"
1991 Cd @320 *two parts*
By Henry Mancini
http://rapidshare.com/files/76885928/HM_BlakeEdwards_pt1.zip
part 2
http://rapidshare.com/files/76888986/HM_BlakeEdwards_pt2.zip
EnjoY!
@filmpac
Thanks so much for disc 1 of The Unforgiven! I didn't even realized when it was first announced it was only 1500 units, I had become so used to 3,000. I've kicked myself so many times for missing this one I am black and blue. Now I can let the healing begin...
@Segroeg
Thanks for Lone Wolf McQuade and your other shares, too!
Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
@ Sci-Fi fans -
Here's the electronic score to the Danish take on Blade Runner or some hacker going up against the computers movie.
"Skyggen" 1998 Cd @320
various electronic groups
*in two parts*
http://rapidshare.com/files/76893671/VA_Skyggen_pt1.zip
part two
http://rapidshare.com/files/76899291/VA_Skyggen_pt2.zip
enJoy
Here is the cartoon short....
Runaway Brain (1995)
http://rapidshare.com/files/54353126/MMiLC.s02e21_Runaway_Brain.avi
it was released on...
Mickey Mouse in Living Color Volume 2 DVD
Runaway Brain is presented in Dolby Digital 5.1.
if a john debney promo does not exist,
i think a dvd rip is in order...
Is the score to "Gattaca" by Michael Nyman worth a listen?
The only score by him that I have liked so far is "Ravenous".
Recommendations anyone?
Hello
Great blog and first post - I have uploaded John Addison's score for Swashbuckler - hope you like it.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/utlrag
@ isbum
I think "Gattaca" is one of Michael Nyman's best scores, in my humble opinion. Slow, haunting, cerebral, melodic, and beautiful are words I would use to describe it. At the very least I thought it had one of his more interesting main melodies. Cheers.
hi isbum and everyone else. this is the guy previously known as Krug+Company. I haven't been on this board in ages and I apologize. Had a request that I'm sure was posted at some point but I can't find it. Can anyone post a copy of the rejected score to The Exorcist? The one that was on the LaserDisc Box Set? Would really appreciate it if anyone can help me out. BTW The Inferno Music Crypt, my blog is going well. This place was one of the blogs that I was inspired by to make my own blog. I'll try to post more often here.
thanks in advance. take care.
Another compilation album, this time centers arround western:
Once Upon A Time - Greatest Hits
by Ennio Morricone
http://rapidshare.com/files/76521254/EM_-_OUAT_GH_.zip
1 - Once upon a time in the west - 236 s.
2 - The Untouchables - 193 s.
3 - Mon nom est Personne (My Name is Nobody) - 183 s.
4 - Le bon la brute et le truand
(the good the bad and the ugly) - 167 s.
5 - Addio a Cheyenne - 156 s.
6 - Le Train - 187 s.
7 - A Gun For Ringo - 138 s.
8 - La Libertad - 112 s.
9 - For A Few Dollars More - 161 s.
10 - Orient Express - 247 s.
11 - Cockeye's Song - 251 s.
12 - A Fistful of Dynamite - 279 s.
13 - The Secret - 241 s.
14 - Chi Mai - 209 s.
15 - L'homme à l'harmonica
(The man with the Harmonica) - 210 s.
16 - Once Upon a Time in America - 125 s.
17 - A Fistful Of Dollars (1st Theme) - 107 s.
18 - Bye Bye Colonel - 123 s.
19 - Moses Theme - 161 s.
20 - Here's To You - 180 s.
21 - The Adventurer - 221 s.
22 - Frantic - 264 s.
23 - The Mission - 173 s.
Total Time: 72 minutes
192 kbits/sec - 99 MB
Enjoy!
http://my.opera.com/Morricone%20lover/blog/
Does anyone have the soundtrack for Pan's Labyrinth?
I used to have it until my hard drive went into hyperspace :(
So I hope someone can help
Hello people,
I'm (almost) back from college-hell and just found out that the following score has been largely ignored at my place.
Really a shame as it is as hard-to-find as it is interesting, so, fans of the cheesy Walker Bros., Jacques Brel and Angela Morley, take note:
Scott Walker (& a few Various Artists)
POLA X
http://rapidshare.com/files/72143126/SW-PX.rar
Walker is very versatile, there's even a class industrial-influenced track (with NineInchNails- collaboration in it, if I remember correctly).
Go ahead, mates! :)
Hi, and thanks to all the usual suspects.
Piero Piccioni,
"La donna che venne dal mare
(The woman who came from the sea),
(1957)
http://rapidshare.com/files/76966752/PP-Ldcvdm.rar.html
.
@ the long island ripper
I dont know if this is the lot, but here's 11m 11s of Schifrin's rejected work on The Exorcist.
http://rapidshare.com/files/76955587/Lalo_Schifrin_-_Unused_Score_To_The_Exorcist.rar
And here's the next slice of Legrand, a really lovely score to the 1967 Guy Green film "Pretty Polly"
http://rapidshare.com/files/76959386/Michel_Legrand_-_Pretty_Polly.rar
Another plea here for the 320kb "Lion in Winter" (Barry's original not the Nic Raine re-rec. please)
Steve,
"Lion in Winter" OST @320
by John Barry
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0ERJZQA4
Last posted at nomwl1's YDHTVTB,
A private recording at USC's Brovard Hall in September of 2006.
"Elmer Bernstein : A Musical Tribute"
USC and Thornton Orchestras
Conducted by David Spear and
Peter Bernstein
@320 in 2 parts*
http://rapidshare.com/files/76902699/EB_AMusicalTribute_pt1.zip
part 2
http://rapidshare.com/files/76907219/EB_AMusicalTribute_pt2.zip
Includes a medley of forgotten Bernstein gems covering "Silver", "The Journey of Natty Gann", "A River Runs Through It" and "Desire Under the Elms".
EnJoY
@ georges
Here is John Barry's "Masquerade". I only have it at 192kbs. Hope that's okay.
http://www.axifile.com/?3793342
Sorry, I don't have "Airport"...
@ Isbum
GATTACA is in the first 20 inaugural posts at The Daydream. And yes it is worth the listen. Hence the reason it's there. Filmscore is right. It's one of the best.
@ boynotorious - Great, I'll grab it there once the doors open.
@isbum
What was wrong with my Lion In Winter I posted @320 here a few days ago? Did anyone have a problem downloading it?
@ scoredaddy - He said something about the rerecording and I assbackwardly assumed that is what got posted. My mistake, to think I went searching at nomwl1's for my old link makes me feel like a dingbat.
Sorry my friend.
Did anybody get
Maurice Jarre's "The Damned"
Expanded yet?
I would love hearing it!
@ brisco32 - Glad you like, here is Disc 2 of the Unforgiven set...
David Buttolph "The Horse Soldiers" (1959), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/76906705/DB-HorseSoldiers.zip
David Raksin "Invitation To A Gunfighter" (1964), @320:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MH23TET6
And completing the set, and on Disc 3 all by itself, comes my personal fav. I gave this a quick posting previously, so some of you may already have this...
Elmer Bernstein "Guns Of The Magnificent Seven" (1969), @320:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=310HJQW4
@ isbum - I concur with others re Gattaca. It probably helps if you have seen the movie ("there is no gene for the human spirit"), one of my favorite sci-fi films. Nyman is a very under-rated composer methinks. Thanks for all the great posts bud, don't know too many of the titles there, but always nice to explore.
@ steve - Keep the Legrands coming, much appreciated here.
@ filmpac - Keep your eyes peeled for any other scores by Nicola Piovani. I am diggin' "Dear Diary" and the previous "Night of Shooting Stars".
He has this -
"Concerto Premio Rota 1997: Nicola Piovani"
and I am most curious. It's some of Nino Rota's works mixed in with Piovani originals.
Also request
"Cinecocktail Calibro 3"
apparently some Italio-Crime rarities on this.
I'd suggest you grab the Piccioni "L'Imprevisto" before it's gone.
It's like Herrmann took the feel of this material as inspiration for "Taxi Driver". Of course the Piccioni is lighter, Herrmann naturally took all signs of light or hope out.;)
Speaking of light, here's a fancy that I thought was a Jim Belushi vehicle.
"Larger Than Life" Cd @320
by Miles Goodman
http://rapidshare.com/files/77027221/Larger_Than_Life.zip
And finally, the last chapter in my days of utter chaos. Addicted, unemployed, and about to be evicted, I recorded this just prior to selling most of my Cd's and moving in with some friends.
"What R U Thinking?" 1998 cassett
Various Artists
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UUR1QYKL
EnJoY!
@ scoredaddy and Isbum
Thanks to both of you for the magnificent "Lion", mines in storage and if I dont get a fix every so often I break out in hives. Also, listening to Johnny Mandels "The Verdict" there's a cue thats a total rip off - sorry homage - to a passage in "Winter" and I wanted to post both the tracks on here for people to comapare and contrast. Does anyone have any preferences as the next Legrand for me to up? I'm easy.
@scoredaddy
PS I really dont know how I missed your posting of Lion, just slipped by me, ta anyway!
@ isbum - A "taste" of Michael Nyman. A sumptuous feast for all the senses, this is a must-see movie. Yes, it is visually shocking, it's graphic, it's vile, it's disturbing, it's like watching a road crash, you know you shouldn't but you just can't help yourself. A Peter Greenaway classic! And Helen Mirren gets her gear off too... when doesn't she?
Not the best bitrate (if anyone can help out with an upgrade would be nice), but it's a quick download and will let you decide if you wish to explore more Nyman. The movie is one of those love 'em or hate 'em affairs, and the score might be too, but the boy soprano is to die for...
Michael Nyman "The Cook The Thief His Wife & Her Lover" (1989), @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/77055731/MN-CookThiefWifeLover.zip
@ isbum - How odd, I have 4 Piovanis, but neither of the pair you mentioned. In the hustle and bustle I must have missed them. These are the 4 I have...
Flavia The Heretic (1974)
Kaos (1984)
Tu Ridi (1998)
Vita E Bella, La (1997)
Interested?
@isbum
Unfortunately,as usual,the "new" The Damned only contains the Jarre's score;sure an excellent score but in this film source musics are important and it would be a good idea to add them on a CD.The end of the 1st movement from Bruckner's 8th symphony...and among the others source musics,the Zarah Leander interpretation of Nacht ging das telefon;by the way Zarah didn't recorded that song during the 30's,so Visconti who probably wanted That song had to use a recording made in 1955.
Went rummaging in the dusty corners of my hard drive, and this relic fell out.
From a British television series, comes the story of a trio of gals less than happy with their lives, who answer an audition to form a rock band. Yeah right, think Monkees with a sex change, but in working class Britain a decade later. British folk will probably recognize Rula Lenska in the cast, and Julie Covington (who had a hit with Don't Cry For Me I've Got Tinia, and was last seen as a regular on some televised charades show, it ain't the center square on Hollywood Squares but a gal's gotta work).
For mine, the best songs are the slower numbers, with "Lamplight" and "Glenn Miller Is Missing" absolute standouts. Enjoy...
TV Soundtrack "Rock Follies" (1976), @160:
http://rapidshare.com/files/77081214/OST-RockFollies.zip
PS. 100 people will stare at this post, and 99 will go whatthe? The other ONE will go "yeah man, right on, damn, I remember that"... Yes, you know who you are. Go on, download it, you know you want to;)
Pan's Lab
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ht31nz
Enjoy!!!
from carter burwells website...
4 track excerpts...
Before The Devil Knows
www.rapidshare.com/files/76950085/BTDK-CB.rar
also from carter burwells website...
3 tracks...
In Bruges
www.rapidshare.com/files/76951885/IB-CB.rar
@ isbum
no problem. honest mistake
@ Steve
I would be very interested in hearing La Piscine, I have a couple of tracks from a compilation and always thought that's all that was available, if you have the whole score that would be incredible! I have Un Peu De Soleil dans L'eau Froid, I didn't notice that on your list, I'll up it if you want it! JP
@ Steve
La Vie De Chateau and Madeline would be very welcome as well! :)
@ filmpac - A Piovani festival, even if only for me, would be beautiful.
I don't have any of those. :(
I know this is probably too new to last here, so I’ll just post it and then let isbum delete it when he feels the time is right. It’s the new soundtrack about a
FIENDISH LITTLE SHAVER WHO LIVES ON FAST ROAD.
His wife bakes meat pies.
Interesting vocals by the stars themselves. Quinlan, no need to list.
http://rs153l33.rapidshare.com/files/77112484/HairCut_Guy_with_meat_Pie_Wife_2007_.rar
@ Rocket: (sorry for the delay, i was in Paris with some members of my family) thanks a lot for telling about the Blondie track, sadly i've already got on Blinde and beyond cd...
I was thinking a couple of people were requesting this, but the only one I could find was The Master Cylinder.
"Right At Your Door" Cd @320
by Tomandandy
http://rapidshare.com/files/77117797/TandA_RightAtYourDoor.zip
Movie depicts L.A. getting attacked with a dirty bomb.
Like, with this air quality we could tell. ;)
enJoy!
Huge Thanks to Joebiwan24 for the Pan's Lab link - most appreciated
@ 3410, isbum
Thanks for both of Piccioni.
Here is another stuff.
Splendido Il Piccioni N.3
http://rapidshare.com/files/77123730/SIP-N3.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/77124581/SIP-N3.part2.rar
Including the 2 tracks of "After the Fox" Italian version.
hope you enjoy.
@steve
thanks bro. but the file is not found when i went to the link. do you have it? if you do can you repost it? also the other track "Rock Ballad" if you have it. let me know. thanks a bunch pal!
take care.
@ H2o - Check track 14 on Piccione N.3. I get 00:50 sec.s of it only.
Part 2 of download just tell me
"File Broken".
@ long island - Are you sure about the links steve gave? I don't think you are copying the entire link.
Hold down your copy bar and keep moving it to the right until the bar turns into an arrow, then paste it up top.
hi isbum
thanks for the tip man. it worked! sorry steve. my bad. it was my mistake. but if you posted rock ballad from exorcist in the past let me know cause i can't find it. thanks again isbum and steve :D. you guys rule!
take care.
@ long island - Funny, I was about to apologize after seeing that you have a blog. I'm glad it worked!
hey isbum,
yeah man. i got two blogs. one a soundtrack blog and a video blog. both are great and worth your time. here they are for everyone else.
http://theinfernomusiccrypt.blogspot.com/
The Inferno Music Crypt
http://the-insomnia-video-stash.blogspot.com/
The Insomnia Video Stash
if you have a blog link listing isbum why don't you add them? i'd really appreciate it bro.
btw i left my new blogger name in the private share directory.
thanks again. take care.
Isbum said....
Movie depicts L.A. getting attacked with a dirty bomb.
Like, with this air quality we could tell. ;)
Boynotorious comments....
Hahahhahahaha. I myself have always wondered if Traffic would be noticeably effected should a Nuclear Warhead go off in the near area. Of course, the stupid question I always get is how I can live on the beach when a Tsunami can strike at anytime. To this I just look at the moron asking this question and reply completely deadpan, "I Own A Surfboard."
does anyone have a high quality rip of the Mallrats OST? i've been searching for it everywhere. please post if you have a copy. thanks all.
take care.
Hello friends¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
And happy christmas¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
and new year¡¡¡¡
A question, somebody can say me the tracks and times of the lp ot"the other side of midnight"by michel legrand?
I think there are 12 tracks. I have the soundtrack but without names and tracks.
thankssssss
@ Alex -
Soundtrackcollector has listings for almost everything.
OK, now first of all, I bow to no man in my admiration of Johnny Mandel, I think some of his work is utterly brilliant (qv “The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea”), and I know this site is not for negative comments, and I love it for that, but boy-oh-boy has he been caught with his plagiarism hanging out. This is absolutely shameless!
Listen first to his track “The Bottom” composed for The Verdict (1982...that’s 1982) from 1minute 10seconds in, then lend and ear to “How Beautiful you Make Me” from “The Lion in Winter” (1968). Hardcore Barry fans won’t even have to listen o the “Lion” track, its that obvious. Who know's maybe Paul Newman was watching the movie on TV??!!
http://rapidshare.com/files/77167134/J_Accuse_.rar
@ h2o - Thanks once again for another Splendid collection. That otherwise unavailable '66/'67 party music made my day.
@ Isbum - Splendido 3, Tr.14
http://rapidshare.com/files/77172086/SIP3.14.rar.html
QDL
[The d/l is fine; just one of those ones where one needs both parts, if you follow me.] :)
@ all appreciators of classic vintage film soundtracks
After a long hiatus, I have posted a new entry on my blog, Scoredaddy's. It is an "exclusive" from what I can tell as I have not seen this on any other blog.
The ORIGINAL tracks from The THE RED PONY by Aaron Copland. This is from the long OOP LP issued by Va$ar*ese over 20 years ago. NO CD release to date.
http://scoredaddys.blogspot.com/2007/12/aaron-copland-red-pony.html
Michel Legrand triple feature!
Madeline
http://rapidshare.com/files/77180441/Michel_Legrand_-_Madeline.rar
La Vie de Chateau
http://rapidshare.com/files/77180442/Michel_Legrand_-_La_Vie_de_Ch_teau.rar
La Piscine
http://rapidshare.com/files/77185587/Michel_Legrand_-_La_Piscine.rar
Here's yet another compilation, I scanned the entire booklet so please... enjoy!
MORRICONE AWARDS
by Ennio Morricone
http://rapidshare.com/files/76778385/MA1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/76825594/MA2.zip
1. la califfa (02:37)
from the movie: la califfa (1970)
2. chi mai (03:41)
from the movie: maddalena (1971)
3. nuddu (02:38)
from the movie: un bellissimo novembre (1969)
4. ricordi d'infanzia (02:15)
from the movie: jona che visse nella balena (1993)
5. barbablù (03:58)
from the movie: barbablù (1972)
6. mission (02:19)
from the movie: the mission (1986)
7. escalation (02:22)
from the movie: escalation (1967)
8. c'era una volta in america (04:14)
from the movie: c'era una volta in america (1983)
9. senza motivo apparente (04:22)
from the movie: senza movente (1971)
10. playing love (02:20)
from the movie: la leggenda del pianista sull'oceano (1998)
11. il clan dei siciliani (03:40)
from the movie: il clan dei siciliani (1969)
12. con serena gioia (01:26)
from the movie: il sorriso del grande tentatore (1974)
13. metti, una sera a cena (03:44)
from the movie: metti, una sera a cena (1969)
14. abolicao (05:05)
from the movie: queimada (1969)
15. il vizietto (03:13)
from the movie: il vizietto / la cage aux folles (1978)
16. profondamente nel mostro (03:27)
from the movie: il mostro (1977)
17. il prefetto di ferro (02:30)
from the movie: il prefetto di ferro (1977)
18. il prato (04:50)
from the movie: il prato (1979)
19. il deserto come estasi (04:11)
from the movie: il deserto dei tartari (1976)
20. cinema paradiso (03:09)
from the movie: nuovo cinema paradiso (1990)
21. la monaca di monza - titoli di coda (02:27)
from the movie: la monaca di monza (1969)
22. c'era una volta il west (03:11)
from the movie: c'era una volta il west (1969)
Total Time: 71 minutes
320 kbits/sec - 186 MB
Enjoy!
Crispy32-
You are very welcome, also HUGE thanks to whoever originally posted that. No idea where I got it from but a cosmic thanks goes out to that person.
@ The Long Island Ripper
I got your MALLRATS OST. Send me an E-mail for a Private Share. I know this sucks but I don't think I will be directly posting anything to non-private boards anymore. Especially now that SCORE HEAVEN is toast and my name was plastered all over there. I've very lucky that not a single one of my links from there is not Collateral Damage in that fiasco. But it made my reasoning for going private all the more real.
For those of you already in The Daydream, rest assured this is not an issue. For everyone else, i'll pick up your requests where I can. It's better to be safe than sorry.
I knew this was coming. Another one bites the dust.
More Michel
three more scores, Love is a Ball, Le Mans, and Ice Station Zebra
http://rapidshare.com/files/77225358/Michel_Legrand_-_Love_is_a_Ball.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/77225355/Michel_Legrand_-_Le_Mans.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/77225352/Michel_Legrand_-_Ice_Station_Zebra.rar
@BOYNOTORIOUS
thanks for the OST. i really appreciate it bro. i just sent you another e-mail. check your mailbox pal.
take care.
Please help old isbum out and place any kind of picture you can find of your music into the file.
I just dropped a twenty on "L'Ira Di Dio" only to come home and find it sitting on my computer. Don't worry if it was you, I will get 3/4 of the money back when I return it.
Small loss. I only ask because if I had seen the cover I wouldn't have purchased it. The titles of foreign films really don't stick in my head when I look for music in a store.
But, as the saying goes, "a picture is worth a handful of cash" or something like that. ;)
With due respect.
And now...another Legrand
Peau D'Ane
http://rapidshare.com/files/77246926/Michel_Legrand_-_Peau_D_Ane.rar
@ isbum posint taken about piccy's but too late for this post!
@ steve - Thanks for the Legrand's my friend! These will give those folks not so familiar with his wonderful music a chance to explore and appreciate his work.
At first glance, I thought it was a movie about me. ;) I was raised in a river, have an insatiable appetite, and occasionally kidnap things from other blogs.
"TheHost" Cd @320
by Byeong Woo Lee (a guitarist of note)
*in two parts*
http://rapidshare.com/files/77126630/BWL_TheHost_pt1.zip
part two
http://rapidshare.com/files/77247847/BWL_TheHost_pt2.zip
enJoY!
@ steve - It's OK mate, Legrand just doesn't get reissued very often.
Not like them pistol packin' Euro-westerns. ;)
Last Legrand of the day, light and easily digestible.
http://rapidshare.com/files/77268985/Michel_Legrand_-__How_To_Save_A_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life.rar
with added Stella Stevens visage!
@ isbum - Let's see if this cheers you up some. As you and other regulars will know, all my posts always contain as much artwork as I can lay my grubby little mitts on. Enjoy this Piovani feast...
Nicola Piovani "Flavia, La Monaca Musulmana (aka Flavia The Heretic)" (1974), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/77174033/NP-FlaviaTheHeretic.zip
Nicola Piovani "Kaos" (1984), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/77180947/NP-Kaos.zip
Nicola Piovani "La Vita E Bella (aka Life Is Beautiful)" (1997), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/77197442/NP-LaVitaEBella.zip
Nicola Piovani "Tu Ridi" (1998), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/77257042/NP-TuRidi.zip
RIP Score Heaven (-:
@ isbum:
thanks for The Host!! I'm assuming this is the same Lee Byung Woo from the song i submitted for the Joy compilation? (No Path Back) Rite on!! I didn't know you were down with the korean soundtracks as well! What a pleasant a surprise!
Hehehe... Dark Brew Pinky is on holiday leave, hey? That's one scary looking dude behind the dude behind the peanut!
@ filmpac - Bless your heart!
@ H20 + 3410 - Bless you both! The Splendido Piccione N.3 is a joy from start to finish! That one could chase the clouds right outta the sky!
@ tripmastermonk - I saw the film last week but didn't make the connection to your post. A sense of sadness pervades this score. I see composer Byong has a number of lighter scores to his credit.
Would I be far off in thinking those have a dollop of melancholy to them as well?
I have known many Koreans here in L.A. and they all seem to hide their emotions pretty well. Perhaps this is why his music has been embraced?
@ filmpac - That dude is my older brother doing "The Phoenix Bird".
He has been rising from the ashes all his life. First from the fire that was High School, and later when he got "outed" by his fellow classmates at Oral Roberts University.
Our current relationship is in ashes of my drinking days. I thought this might cheer him up a bit.
Doug Liman's new film "Jumper" is coming out next month.
I liked his third film better than "Swingers", an "American Grafitti" for the Rave generation called "Go".
Now it seems dated, but in a good way, one for the time capsule.
Same goes for the soundtrack.
"Go" 1999 Cd @320
Various Artists
*in two parts*
http://rapidshare.com/files/77272524/VA_Go_part1.zip
part two
http://rapidshare.com/files/77291392/VA_Go_part2.zip
Bourne 2 b wild! ;)
@ isbum:
yes you are right indeed about the others having a "dollop" of melancholy...even the "No Path Back" submission had a hint of melancholy behind the joyful melody, wouldn't you say? koreans cant get enough of that drama and tragedy, i really dont know why...as i mentioned before i notice myself finding joy in listening to sad music for some reason. and yes, you are also dead on about how they are good at hiding emotions, but once the emotions start coming to the surface, you can expect to see some type of overly dramatic display in one way or another...must be all the korean dramas. i dunno...
Isbum mentioning "American Graffiti" just reminded me. My copy is on a CD-R that is now toast, so if anyone can hook me up with a link it would be much appreciated. Bitrate @192 or better please.
Harder to find, I had "More American Graffiti" (1979), on the same disc. That would be HUGE if somebody could please post that one!
@ tripmastermonk - They have shown me kindness in every way with the exception of the parking lot at their market. Somehow there, I become invisible. ;)
@ isbum:
hahahaha!! don't worry, they do the same to me too!
Hey! Some fool told me to drop in on this site and that they're not a bad bunch of people over here?
Ennioman ;-)
@ filmpac
What I have is "41 Original Hits From The Soundtrack Of American Graffiti" - 2 CDs.
Here it is ripped @ 192, not by me.
Of course big thanks to the original upoader.
http://rapidshare.com/users/9AMWW4
Enjoy
@ filmpac - The Piovani festival is fantastic! Just finished "Kaos" and onto "Tu Ridi". Fan's of John Williams score for "The Fury" should give "Kaos" a listen.
I an fairly certain I had "Flavia" at one point. Perhaps I couldn't latch onto his style and deleted it. This has happened before.:(
Thank you filmpac for a chance to rediscover this composer!
@ ennioman! Welcome Back!
@ Isbum
Good to be back brother!
Hey, nice Dec project, I'll be right on that tomorrow, dreading to look back at what has been posted since Dec 1st..
2.45 in the am here, so won't be around for much longer tonight, great to be back among the greatest of friends.
I fear to ask, but has chimez droped in at all?
Ennioman
@ scoredaddy and ennioman - What can I say fellas, the both of you being back in time for the Holidays warms my spirits.
Play us some music guys, I'm feelin' fuzzy now! Hahaaaha! ;)
Over at "It's Coming Out of Your Speakers" blog I found this mini-gem buried in what seems to be a bongfull of African dub records.
All credit to this great blog!
"Cops VS. Thugs" 1975
by Toshiaki Tsushima
The wakka-chikkas fly faster than Bruce Lee's nunchucks in this short but funky little score.
http://rapidshare.com/files/77329989/TT_CopsVsThugs75.zip
EnJoY!
@ Steve
Many many thanks for the Legrand's, your kindness is overwhelming my friend! Can't wait to listen to them! Anything you're looking for that I could maybe help with? JP
Score Heaven RIP .
weep, weep, weep...
@ VonCheech
It was one of many. The LEECHERS of the world are calling today BLACK MONDAY. I will be very shocked if the hits to this spot and the non-private board over at SLP do not go up considerably. Leeching Scum everywhere is in utter withdrawal. Poor kids. The Man must really be getting to them. :(
I SO saw this coming right in time. Now if I could just quit getting sidetracked by everything and everyone I can finally open up already. :)
@ boynotorized - So, I should be seeing my download numbers spike at something over 20 because of hungry leechers? I can't wait!
One of my links gets over 30 and I put a candle on my pie! ;)
@ janus2810 et al
My request list is a fluid, changing beast, but at the moment looking for some old vinyl compilations
"Soundtrack!" A Warner Bros comp from '71 or '72 that included things like Dirty Harry, klute, O Lucky Man, etc
"Great War Movie Themes" A United Artists comp with a mixture of mostly original and (rather good) covers.
Also, does anyone have (it would have to be ripped from the dvd) any music from "Madigan" (1968) by Don Costa?
Hello All,
Excellent Blog, and have THE UNSEEN /11 HARROWHOUSE listed below in 3 parts and have put covers in.Composed by my fav composer of the moment the excellent Michael J lewis.
Not the best at
this thing so any problems just give me a buzz.
Have included covers though.
I would be very gratefull if anyone has any of the following Lewis items:
Lion,The Witch and The Wardrobe.
Island of Adventure
On The Third Day
The Hound of The Baskervilles.
The Passage.
Julius Caesar
Upon This Rock
Rose and The Jackel
Yes Giorgio
AND
Most of all: North Sea Hijack (AKA Folkes).
Thanks in advance if you can oblige anyway!
Here is my share for you guys anyway:
UNSEEN / 11 HARROWHOUSE
http://rapidshare.com/files/77399165/THE_UNSEEN_PART_1.7z
http://rapidshare.com/files/77389861/THE_UNSEEN_PART_2.7z
http://rapidshare.com/files/77386297/THE_UNSEEN_PART_3.7z.html
Hope you Enjoy!
@ isbum
Thanks for the warm welcome back.
Here is something good for you:
Patrick Williams - 10th Avenue
Recorded in 1986, CD rip@320
http://rapidshare.com/files/77421026/10th_Avenue.rar
@filmpac
Thanks for the rest of the Unforgiven set!
@isbum
Thanks for sharing Cops VS. Thugs.
I can't resist anything with "wakka-chikka" in the decription.
@ ian and scoredaddy - Thank you for your shares. I love waking up and finding goodies to listen to.
ian -Welcome to our home. I will post the following for you today.
1. Ffolks
2. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
3. Upon This Rock
Perhaps others will chip-in the rest of them.
Hello isbum,
Thanks for that much appreciated!
I have just received the following if anyone wants:
Days of Violence by Bruno Nicolai.
Keoma and others (The Adventure Film World of Guido and Maurixio De Angelis).
The Forgotten Pistolero (Pregadio) /Lo Chiamavano Trinita (Micalizzi).
Cry of The Banshee (Les Baxter) / Horror Express (John Cacavas).
If anyone requires an upload just let me know.
Cheers!
@Manucosma
Merci beaucoup, mon ami, pour "L'Affaire".
Si tu as besoin de quoi que ce soit, dis le moi (parce que j'en ai un max et que ça me ferait plaisir de partager avec toi, et avec tous les autres, aussi..)
@Steve, Isbum, 3410, H2o, etc.
Thank you!!!
@Brisco32
I never forget a face, but in your case I'll be glad to make an exception
@ scoredaddy - Your Pat Williams post, 10th Avenue is marvelous!
Classy too!
And while you're here,
@ quinlan, mel, my jazz friends
Would you be so kind as to give me some originals and variations on the following...
"St. James Infirmary (Blues)"
"St. Louis Blues"
"On Green Dolphin Street"
"Blue Skies"
"Slaughter on 10th Avenue"
"Cast Your Fate to the Wind"
I have the nice set of "Take Five" variations(from quinlan, thank you) and would like to piece together a collection using the above listed compositions.
At your leisure my friends, of course.
@ ian - Of the one's mentioned, only the "Banshee/Horror Express" has been posted. The Italian's are always a welcome site here. Please post them for us. :)
As promised, here is a starting list (meaning, not all) of the scores I have. I have noted the ones that are hard to find.
Halloween
Halloween Resurrection
Domestic Disturbance- RARE
Flightplan- RARE
Alice in Wonderland- RARE
Misery- RARE
In the Mouth of Madness- RARE
Mrs. Doubtfire- RARE
The Wizard of Oz
Psycho
The 10th Kingdom- Rare
101 Dalmatians (Live action)
Iris- RARE
@ mr. remember - Please post the following.
Domestic Disturbance
In the Mouth of Madness
Mrs. Doubtfire
Thanks in advance!
@ ian - Here you are buddy!
All by Michael J. Lewis
"Ffolks"
http://rapidshare.com/files/77460771/MJL_Ffolks.zip
"TheLion,theWitch andtheWardrobe"
http://rapidshare.com/files/77467468/MJL_The_Witch_The_Wardrobe.zip
"UponThisRock"
http://rapidshare.com/files/77485462/MJL_Upon_This_Rock.zip
EnJoY!
@Manucosma
Décidemment, tous les belges que j'ai rencontré, qu'ils soient wallons ou flamands, sont tous extraordinaires.
(j'ai peut-être eu de la chance!)
Je n'avais jamais eu 'idée de m'inscrire sur SC, je voyais bien qu'il y avait des "wishlists", mais je ne savais pas ce que cela signifiait.
Je vais m'inscrire, et je te donnerai également ma liste de B.O. dès que possible.
A bientôt!
Now, stop talking french, i've got a bunch of soundtracks to upload for Christmas.
See you soon.
Ahem, the French are always welcome here too segroeg! ;)
If the old man is correct, and language is indeed a virus, I wouldn't mind coming down with a bad case of French or Italian!
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