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709 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 401 – 600 of 709 Newer› Newest»@ reza - Sad, very sad.
I can't help think that by choosing this action you let the dickheads of the world win. You've fought the good fight on health, please don't surrender on this one, it's so totally trivial in comparison.
I agree with friend Isbum's advice above. Please take the weekend to reconsider, maybe try disallowing anonymous comments. This way it forces commenters to be registered with Blogger, and you never have to see anonymouses again. As we discovered, dickheads can still post, but it does at least force them to do so under their own name. It certainly saved our collective sanity here.
@ auditory nonsense - Dogs Of War never got a full official release. But some tracks do appear on a promo compilation by Geoffrey Burgon, here...
Geoffrey Burgon "Film Music Of Geoffrey Burgon", promo @256:
http://rapidshare.com/files/84394961/GB-FilmMusic_Part2.zip
Anyone interested in the rest of this? The same promo also contains music from:
Robin Hood (1991 TV)
Turtle Diary (1985)
Life Of Brian (1979)
Sirens (1994, Unused)
@ reza - Whatever you decide, know that you have friends here and we always welcome your visits.
Been a while since I posted one for our Euro friends, and this would seem to be an absolute rarity. IMDB lists the title, but no other details, including the composer. The Babel Fish translation came out as "Letters From The Forehead" (hehe), but I suspect it might be "Letters From The Front". Presumably a war documentary. I like it, hope you do too...
Bruno Nicolai "Lettere Dal Fronte" (1975), LP @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/84404161/BN-LettereDalFronte.zip
@ scoredaddy - On your recommendation, am giving the Jazz Piano a try. Cheers!
@ isbum - Must have been a late night for you bud, I woke up and all these little yellow stick-it notes were all over the blog. Care to elaborate on those reminders, goodies or not?
@isbum
@filmpac
Thanks for your thoughts , however even if I ban anonymous comments you still get people using profiles that go nowhere. It only takes 2mins to join blogger
No I reckon every blog has its day and mines had over a year so not bad
@ filmpac - The Stereo Ultra Vol's 1,2,and 3. Listed as "A collection of 70's furious French soundtracks"
with dollops of library tracks as well.
Lai, Magne, Delerue, Bolling and Garvarentz represented.
I have only heard Vol.1 so far.
As to the Stanley Turrentine, pretty much the cover of "Trouble Man" is all that interested me.
These all came from the blog
http://oufarkhan.blogspot.com/
duly noted and much appreciation to the blogger.
@ quinlan - I need to know if you have Stelvio Cipriani - Antla 1972.
I have an Lp rip that could use your gentle touch.
I am certain you will love it.
Legrand covers of "Umbrellas","Summer of '42" and "Windmills" are sure lovely and bright.
Let me know here and I'll email you a link.
Lalo Schifrin's "The Fox" has always been one of my favorite scores, and I just found out that a 19 track CD was released in 1999. The version I have is, I believe, 13 tracks and has different track titles and different times than the 19 track CD. The CD I'm looking for has the following tracks:
1. The Fox, main title (05:06)
2. Reflextions (02:51)
3. Paul's Memories (02:25)
4. Fox Variation #1 (01:45)
5. Frost Trees (03:32)
6. Lovers (02:55)
7. The Proposal (02:06)
8. Fox Variation #2 (02:26)
9. Lonely Road (02:40)
10. Minuet In C (03:02)
11. Snowy Bushes (04:19)
12. That Night (04:16)
13. Desperate Interlude (02:23)
14. New Shingles (02:53)
15. Dripping Icicles (02:36)
16. Dead Leaf (04:30)
17. The Blue Vase (03:21)
18. The Foxhole (02:42)
19. The Fox Symphony (04:50)
I would immeasurably appreciate an upload of this 19 track version.
alex g. says...
hi isbum
can you help me finding those 2 ost please:
Mychael Danna - Regeneration 1997
Jan AP Kaczmarek - War & Peace 2007
greatfull to you
alex
January 17, 2008 12:43 PM
@ reza - I'm glad you did. I removed the remark because my opinions on sharing may be taken as criticism.
That would be against my own rules.
Being in harmony with the world has it's pitfalls my friend.
It's easy if we don't judge the chicken for the egg or the egg for making chickens.
Reza, next time with hands please. I must KNOW it's yours! ;)
@ reza & isbum - I openly admit that the vast majority of what I share comes from somewhere else. If I got it from a blog, I state where it came from. If it comes from p2p, well, who knows where it originated. The only real credit due is to the talented original composers and musicians.
Although having said that, my generous thanks also go out to the Rezas and Isbums of the world (et al), who take time to rip and share their lollies. A difficult and time consuming task, especially when it comes to vinyl.
The death of yet another blog for reasons outside of its own control makes me question this whole blogging caper completely. Like many, I went from a dedicated lurker to dedicated sharer, and I can't begin to tell you the enjoyment it brings me. But it seems that no matter how honorable and generous the reasons for posting material that is just not available in any other way, there is some petty minded prick out there who wants to kick down somebody else's sandcastle.
As Peter Finch said in Network...
"I want you to get up now. I want all of you to get up out of your chairs. I want you to get up right now and go to the window. Open it, and stick your head out, and yell, I'M AS MAD AS HELL, AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ANYMORE!"
@ reza - Oh...my. Now you've removed what you said! How hilarious!!
We deserve a prize for most confusing blog exchange so far this year!
Hahhahhhahhaaa...you make me good laughter for sure!
hi guys how r u all well i have sum requests like always :D
The Heiress Aaron Copland
The Red Shoes Brian Easdale
A Double Life Miklos Rozsa(i have 4 tracks which filmpac gave me. Does any one have more tracks aur complete score)
Battle Cry Max Steiner( really need this score of great Steiner if anybody have it plz)
Thanks alot God bless you All
Hello all.
I've uploaded another unreleased score.
This one is from Jerry Fielding, and I think, quite sought after. Sound quality is not the best, but it's better than none at all :)
http://tonyssecondhandscores.blogspot.com/
@ tony - I saw it! I grabbed it!
Thanky for sharing & letting us know it's available!
@isbum - Glad to do it! N-joy my friend :)
@isbum
christ you gotta be quick here hahaha
Ok now I'm going to watch The Song Remains The Same Led Zeppelin as its on telly tonight :)
@ reza - Why not, we just played
"Who's next" by The Who!
If you have a good rip of Zepplin's "Houses of the Holy" handy I would appreciate it reza. All I have found searching around is the Box Set of Zepplin's. This record plays better as a whole than in pieces.
@ Isbum,
Zep
@ Isbum,
Also, if you like "Who's Next", I can highly recommend Pete's
Lifehouse, mostly '70 demos (some -> late '70s) of the project that was to have been a "Tommy" / "Quadrophenia" -type story, but was abandoned, with much of the material ending up on... "Who's Next".
You might already have it but if not, this is a 2CDx192.
manucosma (Jean Yanne), filmpac (Nicolai), tony (Fielding) and everybody, thanks alot for your post.
Here is a compilation of Garvarentz.
Charles Aznavour et Georges Garvarentz - Chansons De Films
http://rapidshare.com/files/84656663/CAGG-CDF.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/84657881/CAGG-CDF.part2.rar
Does anyone have "Les Belles Musiques De Films De Jean-Pierre Mocky" ?
(Also known as "Les Trentes Coups De Gueule De Jean-Pierre Mocky")
Thanks in advance.
@ isbum
Re Stelvio Cipriani - Antla 1972.
Sorry I don't have ut would love giving it some "refreshment" if required.
Don't hesitate.
I'm still working on the Oscar Peterson to match "The Silent Partner"
Cheers
@ quinlan - Check your email, I am sending the link to you now.
September 18, 2007 5:30 AM
chimezatmidnight said...
isbum,
You keep giving me other worlds to get into.
I'm going to write another day about the worlds you create. For now I'm just going to resume going into my room, closing the door and listening to them.
Thank you.
isbum said...
@ chimezatmidnight - A curious remark that was. I see only 3 of you went into the dark places of "Transendence" and "Migration".
But chimez, what other world are you speaking of?
chimezatmidnight said...
isbum,
I apologize. I've had to go on funnier meds than as this stuff has gotten into my spinal fluid and possibly my brain. (Spinal tap done, PET scan to follow for the brain.) Yes, it's treatable but that's never a treat.
As I am more awake now (and less of an emotional sea) my mind treated something I have queued up as a fait accompli. It's the least of what I've been pulling off since I started this stuff on Friday.
One thing I did do was go into my bedroom and close the door -- that part I got right.
September 19, 2007 11:04 AM
chimezatmidnight said...
isbum and friends,
Better day here. Yes, I'm a bit weary of starring in So You Think You Can St. Vitus Dance... but as St. Tony of Soprano would say, "Whatchagonnado?"
Something interesting in going on as well; actually... a couple of things.
Two months a go The Psychic Daughter whispered to me as I was sweeping up download links like Leona Helmsley clutching at her pearls: she said that things were going to get weird... pronouncedly weird... over the coming two months. But that's how positive change is going to come.
So even with the inner funfest I was able to finish putting together something with two others... ten years of work crystalizing a bit.
There's more, too. But I'll keep you aware of things that may join my dance.
September 20, 2007 1:40 PM
isbum said...
@ chimez did you get Lewis' Madwoman back on the 17th?
chimezatmidnight said...
isbum,
The Lewis Madwoman is the soundtrack of the weak around here.
I will be back.
September 20, 2007 3:02 PM
The above were the last communications from our beloved friend chimezatmidnight.
It is 11:45 pm here in Los Angeles.
At midnight I will be closing the blog to comments for one day.
This marks 120 days so I felt it appropriate we take a day to dim the lights and honor our dear friend.
Thank you Chimez. We miss having you here among us.
As promised, here's my reup of this album provided by "lamouledj".
An Ennio Morricone/Dario Argento Anthology
http://rapidshare.com/files/84793008/DATrilogy1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/84952033/DATrilogy2.zip
1. Piume di Cristallo (Crystal Plumage) (05:12)
From L'uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo (The Bird with the Crystal Plumage)
2. Non Rimane Piu' Nessuno (There's No One Left) (03:17)
From L'uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo (The Bird with the Crystal Plumage)
3. La Citta' Si Risveglia (The City Wakes Up) (03:09)
From L'uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo (The Bird with the Crystal Plumage)
4. L' Uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo (The Bird With the Crystal Plumage) (01:25)
From L'uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo (The Bird with the Crystal Plumage)
5. Silenzio Nel Caos (Silence in the Chaos) (02:12)
From L'uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo (The Bird with the Crystal Plumage)
6. Violenza Inattesa (Unexpected Violence) (04:08)
From L'uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo (The Bird with the Crystal Plumage)
7. Ninna Nanna in Blu (Lullaby in Blue) (02:36)
Il Gatto a Nove Code (The Cat O' Nine Tails)
8. 1970 (08:38)
Il Gatto a Nove Code (The Cat O' Nine Tails)
9. Paranoia Prima (First Paranoia) (03:47)
Il Gatto a Nove Code (The Cat O' Nine Tails)
10. Dissociazione (Dissociation) (02:40)
Il Gatto a Nove Code (The Cat O' Nine Tails)
11. Metafora Finale (Last Metaphor) (02:30)
Il Gatto a Nove Code (The Cat O' Nine Tails)
12. Placcaggio (The Spot) (02:30)
Il Gatto a Nove Code (The Cat O' Nine Tails)
13. 4 Mosche di Velluto Grigio (Main Title) (Four Flies on Grey Velvet) (03:16)
4 Mosche di Velluto Grigio (Four Flies on Grey Velvet)
14. 4 Mosche di Velluto Grigio (Suite) (Four Flies on Grey Velvet) (19:19)
4 Mosche di Velluto Grigio (Four Flies on Grey Velvet)
15. Come un Madrigale (Like a Madrigal) (03:39)
4 Mosche di Velluto Grigio (Four Flies on Grey Velvet)
16. Dario Argento Speaks! (05:40)
An interview between Dario Argento and Claudio Fuiano (in Italian)
Total time: 77 minutes
192 kbits/sec - 106 MB
Enjoy!
@isbum
Appreciated your gesture to pay some kind of tribute to our old friend chimesatmidnight. His contributions and comments were classic and classy.
Another reminder that no man is an island, but we are still somewhat isolated here in our own private realms of cyberspace, and there will probably be no one to notify us of passings when that time comes; there will just be another abscence.
So, in the meantime, perhaps by posting a regular note of general well-being, we can all stay in contact and know that the ringing in our ears isn't the bell tolling for someone else.
@ isbum - Bless you!
chimezatmidnight has never left my mind.
First thing each time I visit Franklynot is to press Ctrl+F and type "chimez".
Your post in ref to him has moved me, and you've gained the max of my respect.
May he be given the chance to surprise us all with a deus-ex-machina re-appearance...
@ ruggo - The Charles Laughton "laying on of hams" remark make me laugh every time.
I had some discussion with quinlan and scoredaddy over setting up a permanent post specifically for classical, Broadway, jazz.
(and Harry Nilsson;)
I was going to re-post chimezatmidnights links in it only to discover that almost everything he uploaded was at MediaFire.
If you fine fellas have any suggestions, I am completely open to the idea of having a place for music outside of soundtracks.
@ All
Is it just me or is Rapidshare down completely?
Old Computer got toasted and the new one has so many bells and whistles I am wondering if I need to open a port or permission or something.
@Quitdum
I agree with you. We could share music out of soundtracks. (i'm a fan of Nilsson too)
@h2o
I will post "Mocky" as soon as rapidshare will work.
I've uploaded it, but cannot actually retrieve the link.
@3410
Could you check your mailbox :)
Rapidshare technician Steven Gircham has commented on this issue - "There are rumors concerning attacks made on the Rapidshare.com servers. There are also rumors that Rapidshare has been shut down by a court order. These rumors are false. We would like to apologize to our users and inform them that no data has been lost. There have been some hardware issues as a result of high bandwidth and server overload. We are doing our very best to resolve the hardware issues, and users should expect uptime by midnight tonight (GMT)"
Hello people¡¡ Somebody can upload this rare promo or bootleg or whatever it is...
THE BEST OF IMAX: It is a compilation from music of the imax films, from great and diverse composers. Somebody has this?
Thanks, Filmpac and Isbum and all the other friends
Alex
@ J.
Thanks for that. I feel a bit better.
@ isbum - I was touched by your gesture. In the short time chimez was a part of our little group, he gave so much of both his music and himself. He is missed.
For those who wish to put a positive spin on things, chimezatmidnight was recently spotted as political commentator for a major metropolitan newspaper, The Huffington Post.
anyone have this...
http://www.chingonmusic.com/
a debut cd from Robert Rodriguez's band
4 privateshare-
seeditforward@gmail.com
HAPPY NEW YEAR........
Nelson Riddle.
I'm sure I saw some Riddle albums here in the last month or so, but being old with an expanding waist & very little hair, I guess I'm allowed to forget.
I've searched in vain.
Can any of you younger bucks PLEASE help me out - or did I imagine it?
As a long time 'lurker', I do enjoy your company & incredible knowledge of film & other music.
Have a great 2008.
SEASY
@ manucosma - Yes! A visit to the Tomb of Torture would be good.
Jam packed Delerue post looks great too, thanks!
@ manucosma, benoit and sharer's,
Because most tracklists are readily available at Soundtrack Collector, taking time out of your day to list them here isn't really necessary.
I say this only in the most helpful way I can. :)
@ seasy - Hello old timer! ;)
I have some that are currently trapped in my "collectors zone" over at rapidshare.
When they get back and running, I'll be more than happy to re-post them for you.
@ manucosma - Filmpac did already post Metempsyco, but as I recall it was met with a high degree of apathy. Pity, because it is quite a bit of ear candy. Perhaps yours will have better success. My link is also trapped in Rapidshare's collectors zone, good news that is only a temporary hiccup, I was just a tad worried there.
@ amadues - As usual, your requests either don't exist, or are so new we can't really post them. I have however found a movie rip of Alfred Newman's "The Hurricane", a bit rough but very complete. I had intended to upload it this morning, but will have to wait for Rapidshare to change from Deadshare.
@ filmpac - It would have been downright spooky if this happened on the same day as we closed.
It would seem conflicting rumours abound. Afterdawn.com are reporting Rapidshare has been shut down by GEMA, the German version of the RIAA.
Other strange news from our day of rest include UFO sightings over Texas.
Heaven forbid we close for a day again, who knows what we might trigger ;)
@ seasy - Looks like Rapidshare is back now. Here's my Riddle's!
Sea World's Water Fantasy
http://rapidshare.com/files/40149453/NR_Water_Fantasy_2.zip
"What a Way to Go"
http://rapidshare.com/files/46030296/NR_WhatAWayToGo.zip
"A Rage to Live"
http://rapidshare.com/files/54771371/NR_ARageToLive.zip
"Hey Boy, Hey Girl"
http://rapidshare.com/files/54805004/NR_HeyBoyHeyGirl.zip
Sing A Song With Riddle
http://rapidshare.com/files/78434857/NR_SingASongWithRiddle.zip
Hey Diddle Riddle
http://rapidshare.com/files/78438759/NR_HeyDiddleRiddle.zip
Bridge Over Troubled Water -
101 Strings
http://rapidshare.com/files/78625849/NR_BridgeOverTroubledWater.zip
I hope that helps seasy. EnJoY!
@ filmpac - Check your email. Same goes for you tony, quinlan and mr.t.
THE CROSS AND THE SWITCHBLADE.
Ralph carmicheal.
A great soundtrack with some great breakbeats for the hiphop crew like adicts pslam
http://rapidshare.de/files/38352641/The_cross_and_the_switchblade.rar.html
Enjoy.
The score.
@ Segroeg,
Thanks for those, and thanks for thinking of me. Looking forward to giving them a spin.
Any word yet on PP's "Il Dio Sotto La Pelle"? (I really need only trax 17-20).
@ ennioman,
please check your mailbox for an extemely overdue reply from me.
@isbum
I think seperate sections for classical, jazz, Broadway and, yes, even Nilsson's Schmilsson would probably get right to "the point."
Perhaps before we branch out into those tributaries of musical delight, we should have an area for posting foreign-titled soundtracks. Let's face it, the Italian segment alone would be hard to refuse.
@ ISBUM
Many thanks for the Nelson Riddles.
Put my false teeth in; got the old ear trumpet out & thoroughly enjoyed.
SEASY
@ seasy - Could you type a little louder? I can't hear what you said!
Glad you dug 'em bro. We seniors gotta watch out for each other.
@ ruggo - I hope you're kidding. :)
I hope we can decide on one little house where you fellas can maybe re-post some of the wonderful Classical music that you received from Chimezatmidnight. I'm kind of bummed that he chose media fire.
I was talking with quinlan about helping me to check all the Chimez links so we could repost them to sort of get folks with Classical to start adding music from their collections.
What do you guys think?
Look, I'll put a post up titled "Chimezatmidnight's Hall of Classical Music". If the spirit moves you to upload and place some pieces you really loved in there, we may just have something that grows.
Perhaps when Mel gets up and running again, I could open one called "Mel and Sallie's Jazz and Show Tune's Jukebox".
Is this worth a try?
I sent this to quinlan for a cleanup and he sent it today with the following notes.
Quinlan said...
Here it is, maybe not as perfect as I wished it to be but quite accepable, I think.
Where I could not totally eliminate the cracking noise, it's been considerably lessened.
I'd like to have your opinion.
You could share it on your blog.
Stelvio Cipriani - Antla
http://rapidshare.com/files/85054470/StelvioCiprianiAntla.rar
The music is quite good.
I like the idea of film score composers playing other composers' pieces.
The great Henry Mancini was doing it regularly very succesfully.
Cheers
Cipriani covers a number of wonderful film themes from the late '60's to the early '70's.
Legrand, Lai, Delerue, and even Isaac Hayes are represented here.
All credit due to rugged for this great share!
Enjoy!
I went out with a friend tonight and he asked if I could get some recordings by Josephine Baker.
Are there any? If so, they would be appreciated very much.
Here's another re-up I made of an album provided by "lamouledj", thanks to him again...
The Magic World of Ennio Morricone
http://rapidshare.com/files/85019673/MagicWorldOfEM1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/85148248/MagicWorldOfEM2.zip
16 tracks - 59 minutes
320 kbits/sec - 135 MB
Enjoy!
@ isbum
Here there is for you and your friend "The Fabulous Josephine Baker" in Living Stereo (1995).
I picked it up rather recently but already do not remember where, so great thanks to the original ripper.
http://rapidshare.com/files/85178737/TheFabulousJosephineBaker_Part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/85184142/TheFabulousJos_phineBaker_Part2.rar
Enjoy
@h2o & euro soundtrack lovers
"Les 30 coups de gueule de Mocky".
A compilation of main titles from Jean-Pierre Mocky's movies (anarchist and independant french director)from 50's to 80's.
Tracklist :
http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=6861
Sorry, but encoded in mp3 pro(but sounds good):
http://rapidshare.com/files/84784499/Mocky.rar
@vonCheech
Signed, sealed, delivered - it's yours! Have fun jamming it!
I've also got an album by James Hyman of Quentin Tarantino "mash-ups" if anyone's interested. It's basically 55 songs off of QT's soundtracks remixed with other songs and crap like that. It's...interesting. But maybe only a QT completist like myself might want it. Lemme know.
Thanks Shane ! Downloading now.
Rapidshare seems to be slow today.
I am also interested in the Tarantino mashup,
if no one else is..
@filmpac
First of all i wana say thank you for reply my post. Filmpac my request does exit i give you a link plz check it.
Battle Cry
Brigham Young Film Music Archives FMA-MS113
Country
United States
Format
CD
Release Date
May-2004
http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=17026
The Red Shoes
Soundtrack Factory SFCD 33540
Country
Andorra
Format
CD
Release Date
6-Mar-2000
http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=7640
Thanks
the deep
john barry.
a great score by the master himself.
http://rapidshare.com/files/85261146/The_Deep.rar.html
enjoy
the score.
@isbum
I think "Chimesatmidnight's Hall of Classical Music" would be a class act. Will be happy to contribute whatever I can.
@ amadues - Read what I said again. They either don't exist OR are too new to post here. Sheesh. Yes dude, I know Battle Cry exists, but it falls into the "too new to post" category. We have an unofficial policy here at FranklyNot not to post currently "in print" items, especially those released by the smaller soundtrack labels, such as Brigham Young University (BYU). And Battle Cry is very much still in print. See here...
http://buysoundtrax.stores.yahoo.net/batcryorsoun.html
You should check out Soundtrack Collector more often, requesting things that don't exist is usually a waste of time. Except this time. This is a movie rip (not an official release), and the ONLY way you are likely to hear it. Not my movie rip, so thanks to the original ripper. WARNING: Contains dialogue and sound effects, and is a bit rough...
Alfred Newman "The Hurricane" (1937), movie rip @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/85192142/AN-TheHurricane.zip
@ amadues - And here's another reason why I don't want to post Battle Cry.
"All proceeds from this limited edition compact disc go toward the acquisition and preservation of film and music elements."
I respect that, man. Brigham Young are in the business of film score preservation. They are the central archive for many an unreleased, old film score, decaying in their vaults. Support BYU. Buy it!
@filmpac
i got it now but the reason is that i dont shop online because most of the sites dont deliver in pakistan or dont accept credit card i bought sum stuff from the amazon but that also delivers in 4 months and my brother also lives in canada he brings me old scores when some his friend is coming pakistan iam crazy about Max Steiner scores and i will buy this cd i dont no when lets see who friend of my brother comes pakistan :D
and yeah thanks for the another great score u gave me and sorry that i disturb you again and again by my stupid requests
Does anybody have "Howard the Duck" by John Barry?
And a question - does anybody have the tracklisting for the longest version of Barry's "The Deep?"
And - although I love everything I've heard by Barry, my favorite is "The Knack...and How to Get It" and I was wondering if anybody here had any recommendations on scores of his in similar vein?
Steve and other Michel Legrand fans - I'll post some rare New Wave stuff when I get my hands on it.
@ amadues - No such thing as a stupid request! All I was trying to say (and we've had this chat before) is don't be surprised if people don't flock to fill your request. It's a bit difficult when things DON'T EXIST in the first place.
In the case of "The Hurricane" we were simply lucky. The guy I got it off is the same feller who ripped a massive Doris Day collection of songs from movies some time back, and I suspect he is responsible for this rip himself. So, salut to him, kind sir.
As for classic old scores, clearly I enjoy them very much myself. But I can tell you they don't get very many downloads.
As for Brigham Young University, this is a very special case, at least to me. You may recall me posting a rare Bernstein score, "The Eternal Sea". The liner notes spoke of master tapes of some 5000 Republic Studios movies, scoring sessions sitting in archives. Those archives are at BYU. The ONLY way these scores can EVER see the light of day is for folk like you and me to support those that Brigham Young DO release.
Hello everyone,
I do not know if anyone remembers me. I was here at the very beginning, a refugee from YDHTVTB, and did a little posting there. Suffered a Major 'puter crash last summer, and have finally gotten back to the web/blogs. I hope to be a part once again.
A great many thanks for "The Wild Bunch" post. I had never heard that version, and am enjoying it quite a bit.
You guys are still the best!
Thank You,
I remain,
Honored General
@dylan.
hope this helps.
1. Return To The Sea - 2033 A.D. (24:15)
A ballet based on the score from the motion picture "THE DEEP"
2. Theme From The Deep (Down, Deep Inside) (04:25)
Donna Summer
3. Theme From The Deep (instrumental) (04:34)
John Barry
4. Disco Calypso (07:31)
Alston "Beckett" Cyrus
5. Theme From The Deep (Down, Deep Inside) (04:01)
best wishes
the score.
@ Segroeg
Remerciez beaucoup pour Mocky, mon ami!
@ filmpac
Thanks for the great Fielding !
Japanese epic TV drama themes [vol.01-35] (1963-1996)
Composed by Isao Tomita, Masaru Satoh, Toru Takemitsu and many other composers who represent Japan.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M2AX1PYY
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BRUKV4R3
Way, this series which the 47th is televising at present, the 42nd work was "Musashi" by Morricone.
Cheers.
Hi Everyone!
Happy New Year. I hope everyone's doing well. It's been awhile since I stopped by. I've been getting some stuff together to post that I think a few of you might enjoy.
But right now I just wanted to say 'well done!' to isbum! The Chimez addition is a great idea! I feel bad that I was going to post some Boris Karloff albums for our friend but had trouble locating them until recently. Now that a location exists maybe I should digitize them and put them there in his honor. (perhaps chimezatmidnight would like that---wherever he may be these days.)
and for you isbum! as a 'thank you' for all you do---you probably already have this BUT it's such a great album I thought you might dig it:
AL CAIOLA: THE BEST OF... (1963)
(a vinyl transfer @ 320---it's in GREAT shape! Bonanza/Magnificent Seven fans will NOT be disappointed)
http://sharebee.com/418d2c71
Like a certain porcine named Porky used to say...
That's All (for now) Folks!
Be Good,
Rocket
h20 - thanks again for your awesome oldies japanese shares...
all the best~
Here's a 2 disc set compilation:
Cinema '70 by Ennio Morricone
http://rapidshare.com/files/85433599/Cinema70CD1.zip http://rapidshare.com/files/85442271/Cinema70CD2.zip
12/12 tracks
41/40 minutes
192 kbits/sec
113 MB
Enjoy!
@isbum
You posted this and I've wanted it for ages ...says it requires a password ?
"The Big Band Sound of Sid Ramin"
1963 Lp @320
http://rapidshare.com/files/84378470/SR_BigBandSound.zip
@ reza - It's my posting. I don't know how to apply passwords. :(
You probably saw Big Band Ramin posted at at the same blog I did.
No link though. But I did remember the Lp cover, so when it popped up I was very happy to buy it. The liner notes mention this being the follow up to another Dynagroove goodie Ramin recorded for RCA. If we get lucky, that one may show up in the bins too.
@isbum
I've got the full dl 73mb with all 12 trks ...mp3* and 2 jpgs but just aks me for a password every time , cant even extract individually, tried repairing but to no avail :(
@ reza - No problemo, I can re-up it for you.
@isbum
I owe you thanks
The only other I've found is
Love is a Swingin' Word by Ramin
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OOAPAF1R
Wouldnt have Warren Barker "Faraway Places" while were in this vein ?
@ reza - No, sorry I don't but I can have a look for it next time I check the bins.
Here's "The Big Band Sound of Sid Ramin" again at mega.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=00ZBIIFL
Cross my fingers it works for you reza.
Thanks for another one from Ramin!
I be jammin' with the Ramin now! ;)
@ isbum
Pls check your mailbox.
There should be 2 messages from me, one of yesterday and another one I just sent 5 minutes ago.
@ scoredaddy
I came across your page for "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen" score and on listening to it I noticed that tracks 9 and 10 suffer from heavy clicking noises. The second half of 9 and the entirety of 10. Thought I'd mention it because no one else did in the comments for that post.
@ quinlan - Will do matey!
I didn't receive yesterdays, but AT&T shut us off till we payed them this morning, so that may have been why.
Perhaps this request was from December...sorry so late, here it is.
"KungFuHustle"
by Raymond Wong
* the various artists version, but looking at SC I see a 33 track version was released in South Korea. Holy Cow Indeed!
http://rapidshare.com/files/85527427/Kung_Fu_Hustle_OST.zip
enjoy!
@ quinlan - Rapidshare isn't allowing me to get it right now. I'll keep trying.
To everyone:
download immediately
To isbum:
delete at will
http://lix.in/1eca513a
http://lix.in/6fa5eb3d
@ dylan - If it walks like a duck, and talks like a duck, it's a duck, right? Wrong! It's a goose! When they talk of cinematic bombs, the suits sit and point to Howard. The budget ballooned to an estimated $37 million, almost the cost of the entire original Star Wars trilogy. Love this user comment on IMDB...
"A whopping boondoggle of sheer notoriety that replaced HEAVEN'S GATE as The Most Embarrassing Miscalculation In Hollywood History, this flick immediately humanized George Lucas; it proved that even he could make a bomb. And that's one of the things that makes it so fascinating--you just sit there, wondering what on earth the man was thinking."
Wonder indeed. The ducking soundtrack album is half cheesy 80s pop tunes (vocals by Lea Thompson herself) and half typical lush Barry score, which sounds horribly out of place here. So, without any further ado, I give you Howard. A vinyl rip, sounds as nice as can be...
John Barry "Howard The Duck" (1986), LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/85498677/JB-HowardTheDuck.zip
@ reza - Posted previously, link still good. Plus a bonus double play...
Warren Barker "Faraway Places" (1959), LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/42868682/WB-FarAwayPlaces.zip
Warren Barker "77 Sunset Strip" (1959), LP @192:
Warren Barker "Hawaiian Eye" (1962), LP @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/37888128/WB-HawaiianStrip.rar
@ filmpac - OK great! I don't need to hunt for Faraway Places in nearby places then.
I do have a really sweet Kenyon Hopkins coming right up though.
@ quinlan - Rapidshare is allowing the download now.
@isbum thanks no problems now, appreciated
@filmpac so quick, thank you in fact double thanks
@ reza - That's great! Stay tuned, I think you'll dig the Hopkins I have coming up as well.
Here we go.
"Contrasting Colors" Lp @320
by Kenyon Hopkins and His Orchestra
Rich Orchestral Studies of Twelve Popular Melodies
http://rapidshare.com/files/85553396/KH_ContrastingColors.zip
I love how Kenyon writes saxophone lines. He always seems to have them walking up to the note's intended.
Now, if that makes no sense at all, just know I have no musical training to say this in any way but the novice I am.
Really a concept album, he chose the material specifically to contrast each one previous to the one played. Not enough, he even recorded with two separate orchestras, one with nine brass, the other six reeds.
My favorite track is "April in Paris". Others are...
Get Happy / Am I Blue?
Daybreak / At Sundown
September Song / Spring is Here
Autumn in New York / April in Paris
Cool Village / Warm City
On the Sunny Side of the Street / Rain
EnJoY!
One of my favorite sub-genres is what I call "singing celebrities". This has been #1 on my wishlist in this genre for a while now, found it on the weekend at a Czech forum and thought I would share with y'all. Nowhere near as jaw-droppingly embarrasing as the Shatnimoy albums, or my all-time fav "The Ethel Merman Disco Album", included once more for those fortunate enough to miss it the first time around. Enjoy...
Clint Eastwood "Sings Cowboy Favorites" (1962), LP @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/85556481/CE-CowboyFavorites.zip
Ethel Merman "The Ethel Merman Disco Album" (1979), @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/40155874/EM-EthelMermanDiscoAlbum.zip
The new #1 on my singing celebs wishlist is fellow cowboy warbler, Walter Brennan. Anyone got anything by him? He released quite a few albums in the 60s.
Just put the 100 "top hits" of 1685-1928 over in Chimesatmidnight's Hall. Lots more to come.
@ isbum - Thanks for the Kenyon bud, just had a listen, very sweet sound indeedy.
I have something of a rarity by him methinks, score to a TV doco called "Eleven Against The Ice", from 1958. It's 160 bitrate, and rather crackly, but can post if interested.
Also, I was blog hopping and spotted an Andre Previn "The Four Dimensions Of". I know you've done a few of his, but have you done this one? If not, you can scoop it at MoodieToonz. Some other worthwhile goodies to explore there too.
@ filmpac - My Wisconsin friend paired "Eleven Against the Ice" with "Lilith" for a Cd he sent me quite a while ago. If you'd like, I can re-post those at 320 minus pops.
The thing about Kenyon Hopkins soundtracks is that the prices for them are going up. Reason is, I believe, almost none of his scores have been reissued on Cd.
@ isbum - Absolutely my friend, please do post away. I think my version might have taxed even the mighty Q!
Just checked my Kenyons and I am missing Lilith. Have you posted these before? If so, Filmpac is seriously considering rehab, looks like there was another "lost weekend" when I missed everything... sigh.
@ filmpac - I just tried these, but Megabutthole is playing hard to get, saying "temporarily unavailable".
Here they are for you to fish for...;)
"Eleven Against the Ice"
Kenyon Hopkins
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WLFZ5M6Z
"Lilith" (stereo)
by Kenyon Hopkins
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4Y79RPDP
happy fishing. :) if need be, i'm happy to re-up them!
Hi Everybody!
@ filmpac---did I hear someone say 'singing celebrities'? uh oh---to paraphrase Bogey at the end of Casablanca "filmpac...I think this might be the start of a beautiful friendship."
Thanks so much for shareing Clint! This is a 'legendary' one I've also had an eye out for years now. (I think I do have some Walter Brennan lurking around---I seem to remember a song of his about UFOs!---I'll try and dig them up.)
But now that I know you of all people enjoy this stuff (the guy who shares and shares and shares and then KEEPS ON SHAREING!) maybe I'll start posting some celebrity stuff just for the sheer heck of it---if you're interested. (anyone/thing in particular besides Walter?)
On that note---I'm not sure if this stuff has turned up before (it probably has) but I've recently transferred these over from vinyl and thought some of you folks might be interested in them.
These are all vinyl rips @ 320 (and for the most part in pretty great shape)
Sort of a celebrity album---this one features the great Robert Duvall singing a bunch of songs he even wrote!
TENDER MERCIES - Various Artists
http://sharebee.com/420efaa5
Music by the one and only 'Little Tramp':
THE CHAPLIN REVUE (1959) - Charlie Chaplin
http://sharebee.com/500316b0
A couple by the always melodic Henry Mancini:
THE MOLLY MAGUIRES
http://sharebee.com/65cf4700
SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION
http://sharebee.com/8f5daaa1
and finally something I like to think of as---
'Noble Excursions Into Musical Theater'
THE FOUR MUSKETEERS by Laurie Johnson
http://sharebee.com/bd81282b
HOW NOW, DOW JONES by 3lm3r B3rnst3in
http://sharebee.com/6960176f
and last but not least---
BILLY by John Barry
pt1
http://sharebee.com/08d48014
pt2
http://sharebee.com/fd9c671e
I hope everyone is doing well.
See You Soon,
Rocket
@ Rocket - Look now what you done man! My roommate got a look at those musicals and reminded me that he still wants me to request
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" 1993 - L.A.Cast Recording Starring Donny Osmond.
There... now I can take the yellow post-it note off my monitor! ;)
@ rocket - Hey, good to hear from you, a nice pile of goodies you dropped. So glad you were after Clint too! Let's see, what other singing celebs am I after... good question that, since they usually leap off the screen at me, and I go "dang, who'd have thunk they ever recorded an album".
Let's start with an easy one, perhaps. I (of course) have all the TV Characters sing albums posted by nomwl1 (which in fact was what first dragged me into the world of blogs). I have also tracked down a lot of cast albums, Beverly Hillbillies, Dukes Of Hazzard, Archie & Edith, Laverne & Shirley, The Odd Couple. Two that elude me are the cast of Hogan's Heroes, and The Munsters.
Speaking of The Munsters, Vinne Rattolle has "Yvonne De Carlo Sings", which is exactly what we after in the singing celeb genre. I have most of the usual suspects here, all the Golden Throats compilations, the Shatner/Nimoy albums, Telly Savalas, Victor Buono, Bette Davis, John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, Bruce Willis, Mr T, Hulk Hogan, your own Lorne Greene.
Don't even know if they exist, but I'd love anything by Lee Marvin (apart from Wandering Star), Frank Gorshin (apart from The Riddler songs). Ones that do exist include albums by Val Kilmer, Rick Moranis (country), Ned Beatty (gospel). Others I think recorded complete albums (but not sure) would include Sebastian Cabot, Sal Mineo, Kirk Douglas, Buddy Hackett.
But surprise me Rocket. Chuck out some titles. Jolly jolly:))
@ filmpac - take a peekaboo at yer email, i'm goin' to sleep. :-/
@Filmpac
Top secret! (Val Kilmer)
Very short soundtrack, and only @128
http://rapidshare.com/files/85729828/Topsecret.rar
You forgot to mention David McCallum.
Do you need it ?
Does anybody have Piccioni's La Volpe Dalla Coda Di Velluto?
Thanks in advance.
Scores I'd love hearing: requests
"The Big Game" Cd Francesco De Masi
"La Poliziotta" Cd Gianni Ferrio
"The Damned" expanded Cd
"Behold a Pale Horse" Cd
by Maurice Jarre
Thomas Milian Superstar - 2 scores
by Franco Micalizzi / Detto Marino
Italian Police Box - 3 scores
by Guido & Maurizio DeAngeles /
Bruno Nicolai / Stelvio Cipriani
These requests for a limited time here or as private shares. Or, if you live near L.A., I can arrange to come by and clean your house for a couple of weeks. :)
@ segroeg - Thanks for Val Kilmer, not the one I had in mind but happy to have it.
Sure, Ilya Kuryakin qualifies, don't have that one, and didn't know he ever recorded an album. Next you'll be telling me Napoleon Solo did one too!
@ filmpac - I have a lotta scores too...just not the one's I'm looking for! ;)
Post your version of "Dreamcoat" please, he got the part about Donny Osmond being in it wrong and perhaps your's will quench his thirst, even if it's temporary.
@ isbum - Hehe, chalk that up as second most confusing blog convo. You figure I don't check e-mail often enough, hey ;)
I've got another coming up the pipeline now, then lemme see if I can dig up the Technicolor Dreamcoat for you. Filmpac goes rummaging...
@ filmpac - The actor Heath Ledger, from Western Australia, has died in New York. I'm shocked.
Was he from you're parts?
John Wayne always looked all at sea when not in the saddle, and never more so than when wandering around the desert with a then (virtually) unknown Sophia Loren. A three character piece which never really gets going, the highlights were the gorgeous cinematography, and score provided by Angelo Francesco Lavigno. Never officially released, this is a terrific high quality bootleg (devoid of dialogue), source unknown...
Angelo Francesco Lavigno "Legend Of The Lost" (1957), bootleg @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/85808033/AFL-LegendOfTheLost.zip
@ isbum - Whatthe? Checking out the story now, but that's awful news, he was a VERY talented young actor. Well, we're both Australian yes, but I never met the man. It's a pretty big country, ya know ;)
@ filmpac & rocket from mars
I am also very excited with the singing celebrites (I have the Clint Eastwood and could have shared it provided I knew it was requested).
Here is a list of what I have in this respect, most of them being picked up here and there in blogland.
If you (or anyone else) see something you would like to have, just say the word and I'll post it.
Anna Maria Alberghetti, Anthony Perkins, Arielle Dombasle, Brigitte Bardot, Catherine Deneuve, Cybill Shepherd, Diana Dors, Dudley Moore (playing piano), Elke Sommer, George Maharis, Jack Lemmon, Jane Russell, Jane Wyman, Jerry Lewis, Joey Heatherton, Judy Holliday, June Allyson, Lizbeth Scott, Lola Albright, Lotte Lenya, Maureen O'Hara, Polly Bergen, Rita Hayworth, Shirley Jones, Sophia Loren, Sylvia Syms, Telly Savalas, Tina Louise, Yvonne De Carlo.
Up to you.
Cheers
@voncheech
Here's that "Quentin Tarantino Mashup" by James Hyman
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NZRAGE0L
Like I said, probably not for everyone, but there is bound to be a track or two you might groove just for the pure oddity of it. I mean c'mon, where else you gonna hear Bernard Hermann's 'Twisted Nerve' mixed perfectly with Michael Jackson's 'Billie Jean'?
@ isbum - Here ya go bud, only 160 bitrate but hopefully will tide you over till something better materializes...
Original Broadway Cast "Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Broadcast" (1982), @160:
http://rapidshare.com/files/85826331/OCR-Joseph.zip
@ quinlan - Wow, quite a collection there. No rush at all, but I've picked out the ones I don't have. These... Catherine Deneuve, Elke Sommer, George Maharis, Jane Russell, Jane Wyman, Joey Heatherton, Judy Holliday, June Allyson, Lola Albright, Lotte Lenya, Maureen O'Hara, Polly Bergen, Rita Hayworth, Shirley Jones, Sylvia Syms, Tina Louise.
Seems I have the guys covered, and you got the gals. I have 66 titles (all complete albums) in my singing celebs folder, so anything you are looking for, please ask.
Hehe, I just had a thought.
Remember that guy at YDHTVTB, moaning the run of "gay" musicals we had (his words, not mine). If he's still lurking, I bet he's gnashing his teeth right about now... suffer in yer jocks;)
@ filmpac - Bugger had the nerve to say Mel was "light in the loafers"!
Unbelievable! and funny too.
@quinlan
Is there some small, slim. slight, improbable, impossible, infinitesimal chance that your recording of
Anna Maria Alberghetti
might include her version of Verdi's "Caro Nome"
I had this on 45rpm more years ago than George Bush's nose hairs. and have been looking for it ever since (the recording, not George Bush's nose hairs).
@ ruggo
Unfortunately, not.
The record I have is called "I Can't Resist You" and contains 12 songs where she sings in english.
Do you want it?
@ filmpac
I'm interested by everything.
Perhaps you could list what you have, in 4 or 5 comments at different times not to be fed up.
I leave it to you.
I'll take care of your request.
Many thanks
@All
A diferent request:
This is a 671kb file with me whistling the melody of a theme that I love so much since I was a boy. I guess it's from a french movie of the 60's. Don't know the name... If you have the track or the entire Album, please send it to me...
http://www.megaupload.com/pt/?d=HX5V1Z5V
God bless you all!
@quinlan
I would be most grateful...on the off chance that she sings anything as beautifully as that singular recarding of "Caro Nome"
It's strange how one single performance of something resonates with you and it becomes the benchmark by which you judge all other similar recordings.
Anna Maria Alberghetti certainly doesn't have a polished operatic voice, but she had an honest passion for that particular piece of music that made you believe the emotions.
@all
And speaking of emotions, in honor of our friend Chimesatmidnight I am posting the Verdi Requiem over in his hall.
For me, the Verdi Requiem is one of the most powerful evocations of emotion ever reflected in music.
The two disc set is filled out with Verdi's Four Sacred Pieces, the last of which is his magnificent "Te Deum."
Pay special attention to the final solo violin note of the "Te Deum" as it floats into the heavens and you'll know the sound of a perfect prayer from an imperfect man to his God.
Chimez, I hope you have found such infinite peace.
@ filmpac & ruggo
To start with the singing celebrities:
Catherine Deneuve's "Souviens-Toi De M'Oublier"_ Music by Serge Gainsbourg (translation of album title is "Remember To Forget Me"):
http://rapidshare.com/files/85964323/CatherineDeneuveSouviensToiDeM_Oublier.rar
Elke Sommer's "Love In Any Language":
http://rapidshare.com/files/85967424/ElkeSommerLoveInAnyLanguage.rar
George Maharis' "George Maharis Sings":
http://rapidshare.com/files/85974678/George_Maharis_Sings.rar
Anna Maria Alberghetti's "I Can't Resist You":
http://rapidshare.com/files/85983701/AnnaMariaAlberghettiICan_tResistYou.rar
There are more to come.
None of them being my rip, I have to express my deepest apprecietion to the generous original uploaders.
Enjoy
@Filmpac
Open Channel D (David McCallum) :
http://rapidshare.com/files/86006895/mccallum.rar
The only 4 singing tracks from Ilya
His other works are orchestral (conducts) production by David Axelrod.
Tell me if interested.
@Elias :
Impossible to download your whistle.
This gave me an idea, and
a request, please :
can somebody tell me what it this :
http://rapidshare.com/files/86013173/easy_listening_-_Venus.mp3
I got it a long time ago from a site called Audio Galaxy, and never
be abled to identify it.
Thanks in advance.
@ filmpac
Some more singing movie stars.
Jane Russell's "Pamper Me" (2 parts in 1 folder):
http://rapidshare.com/users/425AAX
Jane Wyman's "Jane Wyman Sings":
http://rapidshare.com/files/86009739/Jane_Wyman_Sings.rar
Joey Heatherton's "The Joey Heatherton Album":
http://rapidshare.com/files/86015056/JoeyHeathertonAlbum.rar
With this last one there is a bonus ...picture! The original photo which was used for the front cover. Dis(un)cover it(her).
Again great thanks to the original rippers.
Enjoy
@ quinlan - Woa! I don't think I've ever seen filmpac get buried by so many links before. Landslide! He he!
@ ruggo - Just a thought for you, perhaps you should drop a line to nomwl1 at YDHTVTB requesting
"Caro Nome" by Alberghetti.
You never know, he may just have it.
This legendary album is considered one of the worst of all time. It's called "Sebastian Cabot, Actor, Bob Dylan, Poet". Have a listen!
http://www.mediafire.com/?bsm2cgwrvvv
@ quinlan - Woo-hoo, more singing celebs than you can shove a microphone at. Jolly jolly, thanks mate:))
@ segroeg - Thanks too for Ilya. Cool new avatar, but what happened to Groucho? I'm stumped on your Venus track, and nothing on p2p that even remotely matches the track timing.
@ elias - I can download your whistle, but can't identify it at all, sorry. Could you hum a few bars for us ;)
@ all - I seem to be stuck in the 50s of late, and today's share is no exception. Another rarity methinks...
Ferde Grofe "Rocketship X-M" (1950), LP @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/85851917/FG-RocketshipXM.zip
@ filmpac - Stuck in the 50's, huh.
I know the feeling. ;)
Hoping to start a tradition here. I've decided to post the complete score of my selection for the monthly project. Winner of Australia's film awards for Best Score, and should've been nominated for an Oscar...
Bruce Rowland "The Man From Snowy River" (1982), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/85853135/BR-ManFromSnowyRiver.zip
PS. The Man From Snowy River formed an integral part of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games ceremony. Five years later a permanent attraction was built on Queensland's Gold Coast, as a $23 million Aussie Outback Spectacular featuring the ride down the mountain, in a 1000-seat arena. The Man From Snowy River lives on!
@ filmpac - I had a look at that. Do you also have the Arena Concert Soundtrack?
@ isbum - Great minds think alike. Sadly no, I don't, but I'm on the hunt now. If anyone has the Arena Spectacular, PLEASE post it!!
@ filmpac - The way you wrote that, I couldn't imagine a 1000 seat stadium coming down a mountain, so I had to google it to see how the heck they pulled off such an unbelievable stunt. Ya never know what those Olympic committees can dream up!
Yes. Laughing at myself for imagining such a thing.
@ isbum - LMAO! Note the all important comma herein "featuring the ride down the mountain, (<-COMMA) in a 1000-seat arena". You dingbat:))
It really is one helluva show. You get a free Aussie stockhat, and a dinkum Aussie dinner of barbequed roadkill;) They split the audience into two groups, ya gotta cheer for your station. And the horsemen are truly amazing.
An other compilation album, this time:
Morricone 2000
http://rapidshare.com/files/86042635/M2000-1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/86071459/M2000-2.zip
16 tracks
46 minutes
320 kbits/sec
107 MB
Enjoy!
@ filmpac - Watchit bud! I'm a card carrying member of The Wild Dingo Club of West Hollywood! We eat them West Hollywood Dingbat's for lunch!
Heh..heh! Gotcha to have a laugh, that's always a good thing.
Hmmm, is Wild Dingo an oxymoron?
Don't tell me, I quit now. ;)
Request:
Caught the ending of the movie yesterday.. sounds were cool!
Oliver Nelson: The Alpha Caper (TV Movie Soundtrack - 1973)
or any... Oliver Nelson OST's would be cool.
@ buckminster - Rare to see too many 70s telemovies get any kind of score release, and "Alpha Caper" is no exception. Sorry. Did you get the previously posted Six Million Dollar Man, by Oliver Nelson. Bootleg methinks...
http://rapidshare.com/files/45264294/ON-SixMillionDollarMan_Disc1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/45273737/ON-SixMillionDollarMan_Disc2.zip
@ isbum - Sssshh, don't mention dingoes round these parts. We still haven't recovered from "tha dingos gawt ma baby" case.
@ euro experts - Has Piero Umiliani's "Sweden Heaven And Hell" been posted hereabouts? Great score, if not I'll up it overnight.
@ isbum
has bond been captured by spectre ?
no one has seen him.
the score.
@ Quinlan and Filmpac-
On the subject of actresses as singers, I have been looking for years, an Esther Williams import, with songs that she's sung in her movies.
In her biography Million Dollar Mermaid, she talks about how she came to learn to sing, although she wasn't a "natural". I though she was a particularly good singer especially in "Baby It's Cold Outside", from Neptune's Daughter.
Here's a link to the import on Amazon:
Esther Williams: Original Soundtracks
Can anyone help? I know it's a small chance.
thescore,
Thanks SO much for "The Cross and the Switchblade," been wanting to get that for a long time. Come close to grabbing it on ebay but didn't really want to spend 90 bucks on the LP. I have a partial soundtrack from the menus on the DVD but it can't really compare to what you posted, so thanks very much!
@ filmpac:
ahh! thanks
cool selection!
There's got be a source for those telemovies. The search continues...
@ quinlan - Thank you so much for providing "The Fabulous Josephine Baker". I am taking it over to my friend tonight in exchange for his Fabulous Burrito stuffings!
Aaah, music for food. Both delicious!
@ filmpac
Thank you very very much for your mail. I'll answer it tomorrow.
Additional singing celebrities:
Lola Albright's "Dreamsville" (with Henry Mancini's orchestra"):
http://rapidshare.com/files/86126890/LolaAlbrightDreamsville.rar
Lola Albright's "Lola Wants You":
http://rapidshare.com/files/86129303/LolaAlbrightLolaWantsYou.rar
Lotte Lenya's "Sings American Theater Songs":
http://rapidshare.com/files/86101969/LotteLenyaSingsAmericanTheaterSongs.rar
Maureen O'Hara's "Love Letters From Maureen O'Hara":
http://rapidshare.com/files/86121922/MaureenO_HaraLoveLetters.rar
Judy Holliday's "Holliday With Mulligan" featuring Gerry Mulligan:
http://rapidshare.com/files/86029939/JudyHollidayHollidayWithMulligan.rar
Still my greatest thanks to the original uploaders.
Enjoy
Ok -- looking for an odd one.
Heaven Can Wait (1978)
Already have a decent short suite, but would love finding the full score.
Also, The Fan & Shogun.
Anyone?
Hi Everyone!
@ quinlan---thank you so much for your kind offer---I see you're already posting some AMAZING shares!---sweet!
@ filmpac---you see what you started? I hope you're happy! ;) I was just getting Sebastian Cabot ripped when I noticed joshr already posted it---dang you gotta be fast in these parts...I guess I'm gonna have to go digging around the pad for some even kookier 'celebrity records'.
I'll see what I can come up with after the weekend.
All The Best,
Rocket
ps---I see you put up the great score THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER---if you don't have it, I've got Pt II floating around (yeah right---like you won't have it! An Aussie who digs soundtracks...just thought I'd ask---mate.)
sorry---one last thing...
@ filmpac---gimme some time to locate Walter Brennan albums---I found a spoken word album were he talks about U.S. Presidents and his Christmas Record---you wouldn't be interested in those would you?
- Rocket
@ Rocket from Mars - I wouldn't put anything past filmpac at this point.
Got Meryl Streep singing "Baby Done Run Off With a Dingo"?
To the tune of "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer", of course.
Robot Gunfighter's snag of 'Cross/Switchblade'reminded me I am STILL seeking the soundtrack to the equally-treacly religious film 'Born To Run.'Anyone?
Also still seeking -- and I don't think they exist:
RESURRECTION (the Ellen Burstyn film)
MAKING LOVE
something other than the low-quality session of Delerue's RICH AND FAMOUS
Newly installed in the Chimesatmidnight Classical Hall:
Beethoven's 10th Symphony.
That's right! A 10th Symphony from the man known to have written only nine.
@ segroeg, reza -
I discovered a record from '75 titled "Placebo" that is fantastic and funky. It's subtitled "the harvest album".
Do either of you have any other recordings by them to recommend?
BTW: found on this blog
http://sugarplumfairy.blogspot.com
Much gratitude for any suggestions from you guys.
@ quinlan - Working through all your links, can't thank you enough mate. I grabbed Maureen O'Hara first, one of my favorite actresses, is s'wonderful!
@ segroeg - Was looking for a better cover pic on the David McCallum, and thinking your post have been an EP. Look what I found. 28 tracks of Kuriyakanness at Dr. Forrest's Cheese Factory. Check out the rest of the blog for more singing celebs and all-round weirdness. Looks like The Cheese Factory only opened last month, lots of stinky posts to annoy the neighbors with. I can highly recommend the Temple City Kazoos, a long time favorite BAD sound.
@ joshr - Thanks for the Sebastian Cabot album, not as bad as I had imagined.
@ rocket - Yes indeedy, I have Snowy River II, but thanks for thinking of me. The Walter Brennan Christmas album would be nice, if you can dig that up. And I might have found one album myself, if the bloke I am trying to get it off ever stays online long enough.
@ goblinscore - Are you still looking for the DC Cab soundtrack?
Joshr's Sebastian Cabot post got me playing this one again. Another spoken word record from a big man. Very amusing...
Victor Buono "Heavy" (1971), @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/86332630/VB-Heavy.zip
I ran across the Japanese Cd version of Jimmy Page's "Death Wish II".
I forget where, but if anyone would like it, I can upload it and post it here.
Does anyone have "Lucifer Rising"?
Page is uncredited, Bobby Beausoleil is.
Hello everyone
@ filmpac - The Man From Snowy River Arena Spectacular. Ripped @320
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MCOQJKKK
I hope you will enjoy!
@robot gunfighter
cross and swithblade.
glad you enjoyed it.what do you think of the track adicts pslam.great one for breakbeat boys.
best wishes.
the score.
@ mimagol - Welcome to Franklynot!
Thank you for the spectacular share!
@ goonie - I don't know if this is what you have from Grusin's "Heaven Can Wait", but here you go.
It also includes "The Milagro Beanfield War".
All credit to the original uploader.
http://rapidshare.com/files/86367563/The_Milagro_Beanfield_War_Heaven_Can_Wait.rar
Enjoy!
@ mimagol - Oh my, A SPECTACULAR share indeedy. Outstanding, new friend, thanks heaps!
@ isbum - As you said, Jimmy Page is uncredited. And yes please on Death Wish II, I only have the LP posted by the one and only 7 Black Notes methinks. Come back Black, we miss you.
Bobby Beausoleil "Lucifer Rising" (1972), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/86375801/BB-LuciferRising.zip
@ all - Totally gratuitous link here, simply because I found it bloody funny, so there! Got tears in my eyes now, can't decide if it's from laughing or listening to The Arena Spectacular. Sniff.
PS. Every time I start to wonder about this blogging lark (you know, the usual lament, I keep sharing and 50 downloads later nobody says boo), something comes along like this share from mimagol that makes it all worth while. Add that to our regular contributors, and I feel honored to be in the presence of greatness. Sniff again.
@ filmpac - Thanks for "Lucifer Rising". Recorded behind bars by a member of the Manson Family. Sort of a cross between Mike Oldfield and Jean Michel Jarre. I had "Cruising" paired with Page's "Death Wish II" for some reason. Guess having Page's only 2 credited scores together will make more sense.
To my recollection, DWII first appeared at The Manchester Morgue about a month after opening.
"Cruising" was most definitely a
7 Black Notes post. I believe he also included generous portions of dialogue between tracks and some additional score by Jack Nitzsche.
Here you go filmpac, my teary eyed pal.
from Cd @320
"Death Wish II"
by Jimmie Page
http://rapidshare.com/files/86388447/JP_DeathWishII_Cd.zip
Thanks & credit to the original uploader!
@ filmpac
Your daily ration of singing celebrities links thanks to the generous original uploaders:
Polly Bergen's "Four Seasons Of Love"
http://rapidshare.com/files/86305612/Polly_BergenFourSeasonsOfLove.rar
Polly Bergen's "The Party's Over"
http://rapidshare.com/files/86311439/PollyBergenTheParty_sOver.rar
Shirley Jones' "With Love From Hollywood" (Duets with husband Jack Cassidy)
http://rapidshare.com/files/86355448/ShirleyJonesandJackCassidy.rar
Sylvia Syms' "A Jazz Portrait Of Johnny Mercer"
http://rapidshare.com/files/86363490/SylviaSymsAJazzPortraitOfJohnnyMercer.rar
Sylvia Syms' "Sylvia Syms Sings"
http://rapidshare.com/files/86379166/SylviaSymsSings.rar
Tina Louise's "It's Time For Tina"
http://rapidshare.com/files/86387302/TinaLouiseIt_sTimeForTina.rar
They are not all at the best possible compression rate, but overall I think it's quite acceptable.
The "Shirley Jones/Jack Cassidy needs some restoration. I'll do it ASAP and will resubmit it.
Enjoy
@ isbum - Thanks for Death Wish II, we're like a pair of crusty old duelling guitars. Good plan to pair Lucifer Rising up with DWII.
@ quinlan - Zounds, and the singing celebs just keep on coming. Seriously cannot thank you enough for these!
@ all - In the pantheon of singing celebrities, none strikes more of a creepy note than this one. Recorded in August of 1968, a year before the Sharon Tate killing spree, and reportedly when Manson & The Family were living with Dennis Wilson of Beach Boys fame. Unreleased until during his trial. No further comment, except to say approach with caution if you are unfamiliar with this record...
Charles Manson "Lie: The Love And Terror Cult" (1970), @128:
http://rapidshare.com/files/86402481/CM-LoveAndTerrorCult.zip
Still want more singing celebs? Just found a link to Tony Randall - Vo Vo De Oh Doe. You need to download tracks individually, but reasonably painless.
@ all - Could one of you fine folks re-post Bernard Herrmann's "The Planets" in Chimezatmidnight's Classical Music Hall for a fellow named pjb?
Much thanks my friends!
@ Forget the above request, Rocket came to the rescue and posted Herrmann's The Planets!
Thank you Rocket!!
@ H2o,
Are you able to identify the original / correct title / year of this track? If not, enjoy.
Alessandro Alessandroni - "Sailing"
http://rapidshare.com/files/86456387/AASailing.rar.html
@ Filmpac,
Thanks for all your stuff. The "Girl from Australia" has been a big hit around here.
Thanks to all. I hope I might have a line on some good items soon.
Here's an album centers around his work for tv movies and movies:
Ennio Morricone Tra Cinema E TV
http://rapidshare.com/files/86269855/EM-TraCinemaTV.zip
01 - Il Segreto Del Sahara (Titoli) 5:16
02 - La Piovra 4 4:31
03 - Marco Polo (Titoli) 6:03
04 - Gli Indifferenti (Per Una Donna) 4:33
05 - Orient Express (Le Train) 4:06
06 - Mose (Tema Di Mose/Titoli Di Testa) 3:58
07 - Citta Violenta (Titoli) 2:36
08 - Svegliati E Uccidi (Lutring) 2:37
09 - La Classe Operaia Va In Paradiso 5:53
10 - La Proprieta Non E Piu Un Furto (Titoli) 3:30
11 - Queimada (Verso Il Futuro) 7:47
12 - Ad Ogni Costo (Titoli) 2:52
13 - L'Attentato 4:56
14 - L'Avventuriero (Titoli) 8:26
15 - C'Era Una Volta In America (Titoli) 2:28
16 - Menaga All'Italiana (Titoli) 1:37
Total time: 71 minutes
VBR - 72 MB
Enjoy!
Lot's of great artists singing Morricone best music:
Omaggio a Morricone
http://rapidshare.com/files/86286399/EM-OmaggioaM.zip
1 Mina - Se telefonando 3:00
2 Domenico Modugno - Uccellacci Uccellini 2:32
3 Ivette Horner - Il Clan dei Siciliani 3:14
4 Milva - La tua stagione 3:25
5 Rocky Roberts - Faith 4:23
6 Gheorghe Zamfir - C'era una volta in America 4:22
7 Joan Baez - La ballata di Sacco e Vanzetti 5:24
8 Sergio Endrigo - La canzone della libert 3:03
9 Anna Moffo - Un fiore e nato 3:35
10 Amji Stewart - Il segreto del Sahara 3:10
11 Hugo Montenegro - Il buono, il brutto e il cattivo 2:40
12 Geoff Love - Gli scassinatori 3:11
13 John Steiner - Joss, il professionista 3:29
14 Joan Baez - Here's to you 3:10
Total time: 58 minutes
VBR - 65 MB
Enjoy!
Thankyou for the welcome, it made the effort learning how to upload worthwhile!
The irony of the situation is that last week I found what I thought was the soundtrack of The Man From Snowy River - which was incorrectly labelled and turned out to be the spectacular.
So Filmpac, you made my day when you offered the soundtrack - and it purely coincidence that I happened to have the disc for the spectatular sitting beside the computer!
I hope you enjoy it as much as I am enjoying the soundtrack.
PS Rocket From Mars - If the offer for Part 2 is still open, I would love to get it.
Mimagol
Here is an amazing piece of music with an equally amazing history. In fact, it is so amazing that I’m going to post it here as a REJECTED SOUNDTRACK and over in Chimesatmidnight’s Classical Hall as a classical piece.
"Forest of the Amazon" dating from 1959 was one of Heitor Villa-Lobos' (1887-1959) last works. Much of the music was derived from the composer's film score to "Green Mansions" starring Audrey Hepburn and Anthony Perkins. However, the final score was provided by Bronislau Kaper, who quoted Villa-Lobos here and there, but provided his own music elsewhere. Villa-Lobos was very angry about this and, in response, developed "Forest of the Amazon" from his film score.
"Forest of the Amazon" is, more or less, a 74-minute symphonic poem. The work is divided into 20 sections here, however each section flows into another without a break. Despite the length, this work holds the listener's attention throughout. Villa-Lobos was a brilliant orchestrator and knew how to write a great melody. I was immediately lured into this work by the powerful and evocative overture (Track 1). Other exciting sections include "On the way to the Hunt" (Track 9) and "Head Hunters" (Track 16). The imaginative use of male voices and percussion definitely give "Forest of the Amazon" an exotic flavor. Of course the singing by Renée Fleming is lovely, and Villa-Lobos' melodies for the soprano solo are beautiful and memorable. As an example, listen to "Love Song" (Track 17) or "Sentimental Melody" (Track 18). Amazingly, the symphonic poem is a cohesive work; with early themes reappearing later in the work. Yet the piece is incredibly varied, in which the listener takes an Amazonian journey though Villa-Lobos' unique sound world, which incorporates ethnic, popular and classical elements.
1. Overture
2. Deep In the Forest
3. Excitement Among the Indians
4. First Bird Song
5. Nature's Dance
6. Second Bird Song
7. (Vocalise)
8. Sails
9. On the Way To the Hunt
10. Third Bird Song
11. Twilight Song
12. The Indians In Search of the Girl
13. Fourth Bird Song
14. Rima's Music
15. (Vocalise)
16. Head Hunters
17. Love Song
18. Sentimental Melody
19. Forest Fire
20. (Finale)
VILLA LOBOS
FOREST OF THE AMAZON
http://rs328l32.rapidshare.com/files/86424130/Villa-Lobos_-_Forest_Of_The_Amazon_1.rar
http://rs369l32.rapidshare.com/files/86426671/Villa-Lobos_-_Forest_Of_The_Amazon_2.rar
@ scoretooth:
Don't really know what this is supposed to be. the file inside the archive does not even have an extension like .mp3 or something. Changed it to .mp3 but all I got was a 2 and a half minute 160k mp3-file which is pretty short for about 50 mb. So this looks pretty much like a fake to me.
@ isbum---no problem (on that repost) amigo! my pleasure.
@ filmpac---if it's not a hassle for you could you post Snowy River 2 for mimagol? that would be great. (i'd have to transfer my copy---which is no problem, i just won't be able to get to it for awhile)
-Rocket
@scoretooth
downloaded it again and it's still the same situation: no extension, no seperate files
This city becomes a bit like a Fellini movie when it rains.
Most people only have a few things to wear for the occasion, so the streets are turned into a runway for a truly bizarre fashion show. Just pick a decade and you'll see some hideous raincoat designed for it.
"Prova D'Orchestra" 1978 Cd@320
by Nino Rota
Conductors - Armando Trovaioli and Carlo Savina
http://rapidshare.com/files/86444690/NR_ProvaDOrchestra.zip
Not familiar with this guy, but he looked like a groovy old dude hopping into a car ready to break some speed limits.
"Paramaribo Classics" 2001 Cd@320
The Unique Sound of Berry Lipman
*in 2 parts*
http://rapidshare.com/files/86430994/BL_ParamariboClassics_pt1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/86439234/BL_ParamariboClassics_pt2.zip
Also a repost of my first and most downloaded file from RS Collectors account.
"Rock Requiem" 1971 Lp@320
by Lalo Schifrin
http://rapidshare.com/files/32640366/LS__Rock_Requiem.zip
EnJoy!
Here's something else I ran across recently. I have no idea where I found it now, but very grateful to the blogger who posted it at such a nice 256kbps.
Pierre Henri - Michel Columbier
"Musics Concretes for Maurice Bejart"
*in 2 parts*
http://rapidshare.com/files/86595643/MC_PH_MusicConcretes_pt1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/86598834/MC_PH_MusicConcretes_pt2.zip
Enjoy!
@ scoretooth - I can confirm what boogiepop is saying. Unzip the zip file, and you get one big-ass file with no extension. Renaming this to .zip then allows it to be unzipped, resulting in one big-ass file with no extension. Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Ultimately it all leads nowhere, except to an error. Looks to me like you've zipped a zip file, not the individual mp3 files. Either that, or the whole thing is a big-ass fake. Your rip, or somebody else's link? PS. I am on a PC, but I don't think that has anything to do with it.
@ mimagol - Yep, can do, one Snowy River II coming up. Might be a few hours though.
Would anyone be willing to do a high bitrate private share of Victor Young's SCARAMOUCHE? I just got one off of eMule but it's got lots of artifacts. :-( My email is listed way down the page of the private share directory. Thanks!
P.S. I have about a week and a half left on my contract with MAMMA MIA. After that I'll be back in NY, home to my "stash", and I'll be able to once more with you great people.
@ bistis6 - How long have you been on the road now? Seems like 3 or 4 months to me.
@ mimagol - Here ya go, Part II...
Bruce Rowland "Return To Snowy River" (1988), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/86628934/BR-ReturnToSnowyRiver.zip
Hell of a story there, and a great coincidence that worked out really well all round. Thanks again for taking the time to up the Spectacular!
@ Isbum
It's been a little over two months, and time have simultaneously flown by and dragged on forever. My first time with the show i was out for two years (!!) but since that was an open ended contract it didn't feel quite so finite. This time out I knew what my closing date would be and the end has always been in sight. I'm very ready to be home, and NOT ready to be an out-of-work actor again.
@ bistis6 - With the strike, you'll be joining an even bigger group than before. Well, even if you get the "itch" to hit the stage again soon, it'll be nice having you back with us for a while!
@ filmpac - It would be a crime if you didn't check your email. ;)
Request:
Piero Umiliani
"Due Mafiosi Contro Goldginger"
"Due Mafiosi Contro Al Capone"
Tsunami CD, from Switzerland
Thanks!
Isbum, will do, but need to duck out for the rest of the day. Cheers bud, I can dig the hint:))
Another cross-over classic installed in Chimez's Hall of Classics:
THE MOZART SESSIONS
Bobby McFerrin & Chick Corea
St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
Check it out.
@ filmpac - thanks for the 'return' - both of the Snowy River's bring back heaps of memories!
mimagol
She was cute, sexy, with a sultry, whispery voice that could get wet noodles to stand up. She made movies, records, Andy Williams, and murdered her lover, a world-class skier. Whoops! There went the career, right in the dumper.
Here are three albums from CLAUDINE LONGET to add to your rogue’s gallery of singing movie stars, etc.
http://rs301l32.rapidshare.com/files/86675660/ClaudineLCla.rar
http://rs336gc.rapidshare.com/files/86677248/ClaudineLlookoflove.rar
http://rs344tl2.rapidshare.com/files/86679045/ClaudineLloveBlue.rar
@ 3410
Sorry for not identify your Alessandroni.
I have never heard it before, but really fantastic one.
Thank you so much, my friend !
It's my favorite of all the Alan Parsons Projects. As concept albums go, this one almost has the feel of a musical. Part 2 includes five bonus tracks - rough mix's and a 10 min. suite titled "The Naked Robot".
" I Robot " 1977 Cd @320
The Alan Parsons Project
http://rapidshare.com/files/86694962/APP_IROBOT.zip
Bonus tracks
http://rapidshare.com/files/86702228/APP_IROBOT_BonusTracks.zip
E*j*y!
h2o,
Thanks for having a look.
Seems we're in a phase of blogs going private. I wouldn't mind, but how's one supposed to request membership?
hi all,
looking for Alfred Newman's
"Keys of the Kingdom"
Any help would be great...
Thanks@web.de
@ filmpac
Thanks very much for the "Rocketship XM". I've been listening to a dub from tape...
Don't know if this has been posted before, but if so, it's so good it deserves another go-round. The film is an Italian soft-core doco on the delights of Sweden, who were so impressed they promptly banned it. The score itself is a sheer delight...
Piero Umiliani "Svezia, Inferno E Paradiso (aka Sweden Heaven And Hell)" (1968), @VBR:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RAL81NHK
PS. This is where the "Mah Na Mah Na" song originates, which became a worldwide hit for The Muppets in 1977. For more info take a look on Who Is Piero Umiliani?, which mentions quite a few other cover versions. Would love to get my hands on them. Or not, I got a hard enough time already washing that tune outta my head.
@ isbum & rocket - You guys like the old 70s soundtracks methinks. Found at a blog called Snow Day, the rare soundtrack to a film called "Mackintosh And T.J." (1975). Roy Rogers last film. A nice mix of instrumentals and vocal tracks, mostly by Waylon Jennings. From LP @192 bitrate.
@ filmpac - I see one and I'll raise you two Umiliani's.
"5 Bambole Per La Luna D'Agosto"
http://rapidshare.com/files/86867598/PU_5Bambole.zip
"I Piaceri Proibiti"
http://rapidshare.com/files/70070903/PU_IPiaceriProibiti.zip
Can't seem to locate the Mafia Goldfinger score, perhaps another player has it.
Another live one by Piero Umiliani!
"Roy Colt & Winchester Jack"
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TM9SFG0T
Yee-ha!
Filmpac suspects Isbum might be cheating a little here, using previous posts to inflate his hand. But that's okay, me no care;) That Roy Colt is a good'n!
Good news, looks like I have a lead on the Mafiosi Contro double play, so we can maybe call off the hunt on them. But thanks for checking mate, I do appreciate that.
@ filmpac - You busted me! I better get out before I end up in a back alley getting introduced to the business end of baseball bat!
Except for Roy Colt, my deepest thanks to the original uploaders!
@shane
thanks again for that mashup.
good stuff...
Curiosity got the better of me.
Very odd dance 12 inch single on the Beggars Banquet label.
Vangelis is credited as writer, but I'll be damned if I can hear his theme in this. Sort of Kenny G with a funky guitarist. Even that description gives this too much credit. ;)
"Bladerunner" / "I Pull the Strings" 1982 45rpm @320
by Morrissey Mullen
http://rapidshare.com/files/86931997/MM_Bladerunner.zip
I warned you...
Watching experimental animated short films of the Quay Brothers lately, and was wondering if anyone had any recordings of the music from their films...I heard that there was a comp called "The Strange And Beautiful Music From The Films Of The Brothers Quay", but can't seem to locate any info about it. Thanks...
New record here.
"Your Favourite TV Themes" 1973 Lp@320
played by Geoff Love & His Orchestra
http://rapidshare.com/files/86964441/GLO_YourFavouriteTVThemes.zip
includes:
"Colditz"
"Country Matters"
"Midweek"
The Edwardians from
"Upstairs Downstairs"
"Galloping Home"
"Ironside"
"Alias Smith and Jones"
Memories of Summer from
"Love Story" TV Series
"The Strauss Family"
"World of Sport"
The Good Word from "Nationwide"
EnJoY!
Looks to be our slowest month ever.
Really quiet.
@filmpac
hi filmpac how r u well filmpac i wana ask sumthing to u a several months back u posted to soundtrack of Max Steiner jhonny Belinda and The Flame Of the Arrow. Is that also Brigham Young university release cds?
@ amadues - Good grief. You got a lot to learn if you expect that is going to make me post Battle Cry.
Might I also suggest you continue your schooling until you have mastered the concepts of punctuation, capitalization, and complete words.
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