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594 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 401 – 594 of 594I have a couple of requests,
Horror Collection: The Best Of Halloween 1-6
Halloween III extended soundtrack
also I would like to have soundtracks for Halloween 4-8 if anyone has them (or if they were even made?)
Thanks,
@filmscore
Oh yeah. Schindler's List. What a magnificent achievement, both the film and John Williams score.
Schindler's List is a perfect example of what I feel can be the highest of all art forms: the motion picture.
Movies are a convergence of music, visual art and the poetry of the spoken word. A culmination of all our aspirations to express ourselves to others.
@ bistis6 - I hope this leads to more parts for you.
@ isidingo - Thank you! I did receive it.
My deepest gratitude to all of you who have donated. Sorry for not saying a whole lot.
Please know that any donation is most appreciated.
@ isbum
just returned from a trip and read about your recent difficulties. I sent you a little something via PayPal. Thanks for your generosity in this forum, and others you frequent. You are one of blogdom's noblemen!
@Mel - Thank you for trying to help me understand what "library" music is. I think I get it. I'll have to check out the blog you posted, download and see for myself.
@bistis6 - Contratulations for your debut. I will have to tune in and check you out. Plus I like to put an actual face to the people I meet over the net if possible.
@ scoredaddy - Thanks for the help.
Your constant good nature has been a guide for me. Warmest regards my friend.
@ all
This is a request for anyone who has downloaded The Outer Limits from RapidShare.......Could you find it in your heart to post all three CD's to ShareBee, SharOnAll, or MegaUpload? Please Please Please??? Thanks in advance!
@ manucosma - I have Schifrin's "La Pelle" and will post it for you this evening.
Unless someone is La Faster than me.
The film Music of Ralph Vaughan Williams vol 1.
If you don't have them Enjoy.
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F0NGZ61U
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HS2WBABG
Today it's our 4th July, Happy days to all the Belgium people on this blog.
@ christine cougar
I'll upload the OUTER LIMITS to megaupload for you, but as this is a new release and Isbum's links will be deleted Monday evening, then let's do a private share.
I have one request:
The Message (Maurice Jarre)
Thank You.
Here the link of Maurice Jarre the Message
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M0E5C1ZP
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O2ZITN6V
Or you could find them here
http://shareyes.blogspot.com/search/label/Maurice%20Jarre
Enjoy
The Next One :
The film Music of Ralph Vaughan Williams vol 2.
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KV8WUMSX
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QBWZ5W6L
Of course the second link mean 2 and not 1. It's time to sleep.
@ manucosma -
"La Pelle" 1981 Cd @320
by Lalo Schifrin
http://rapidshare.com/files/131197499/LS_LaPelle.zip
Enjoy!
Thanks Jean.
@jean - Thank you for the Vaughan Williams volumes. Don't have much by him.
@All - I just posted this link over at "Vinyl Adventures" but thought I would post here also.
I recently found this site which has all different kinds of music on nothing but 78rpm's. The sound quality varies greatly.
The music is PLAY only but I'm sure some of you guys can grab the sound from your media player
78rpm's
Enjoy all!!!
@jean
Thanks for the great shares
and
HAPPY HOLIDAY!
@ gunshotwound
Thanks so much for the heads up to the 78rpm's blog. He has a remarkable collection - sorta similar to the one I had before I moved continents...
@ bistis6
Thankyou so much! I know that I'm a bit of a pariah around here because I can't use the more popular sharing services, so you don't know how much this means to me! Just tell me how to cantact you, and I'll get right on it. I will be looking for you on Thursday as well.......not that I like the soaps mind you, but this is special. It will be great to actually put a face on one of the people that has done so much for me!
@ christine cougar - Hardly a pariah.
We love having a
"damsel in distress".
Bistis6 is one of our favorite hero's!
He saved John Williams once! ;)
@ christine cougar
Username @ gmail.
@christine cougar
Out here they have a name for rain and wind and fire.
The rain is Tess, the fire Joe, and they call the wind Pariah.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
It's going to be one of those days.
@ruggo
Not to worry. I like the song in question, as well as the movie "Paint Your Wagon"......not to mention the fact that I used to own one of the horses used in that film. All things are connected I guess.
@ christine cougar
I tried sending the links, but the email address you gave me is bouncing.
:-(
@ gunshotwound & Ruggo - Happy You enjoy that's my best reward. Here are the volume 3
@ Ruggo-Thank you very much for your wish for our national day I appreciated very much. It's was a very good day.
Film Music of Ralph Vaughan Williams vol 3.
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=008IAXJC
2.http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NM4DIYTS
Mayby you will like these one to.
Film Music of William Alwyn Vol 1
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z1HNEUCA
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=33HRG2LK
William Alwyn Vol 2
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=G8OO5D6U
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XRXM1X6Q
William alwyn Vol 3
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C52IPL44
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8YZH4B9E
Bye!
@ jean - Belated happy National Day! A birthday gift, come join famed Belgian detective Hercule Poirot aboard the Orient Express, for a delicious voyage of murder and intrigue. All aboard...
Richard Rodney Bennett "Murder On The Orient Express" (1974), @320:
http://www.shareonall.com/RRB-OrientExpress_geke_zip.htm
Starting with this post, and in keeping with a desire to keep everybody happily downloading (Christine Cougar in particular, she of the Rapidshare blues), I am trialling ShareOnAll. Let's see if it works out.
@filmpac
Thought I'd give it a try and follow suit and TRY ShareOnAll.
Can't believe how easy to register (no cost) and upload a file to up to five (5) different services at once. Certainly provides at lot more options. And downloads were one click rather than waiting periods (at least for Depositfiles and Badabongo).
Here's my first ShareOnAll
JOHN BARRY
THE QUILLER MEMORANDUM
http://www.shareonall.com/BarrysQuiller_pktx_zip.htm
Hi - those who were interested in the fate of AvaxHome can find news on http://fit-media.ru. Not sure if this has been posted here before.
http://www.megaleecher.net/Megaupload_Download
interesting. i am on a mac. so i can't try it.
if anyone tries it, let us know..
any mac versions out there for us cheapos ? ;)
@ bistis6
wow.. i tried to get that email address !
@ captsparrow - Very bare bones upload here. No covers or track titles.
But you can hear the music of Vic Mizzy!
"The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" Cd @320
**Tracks 1 - 23
with
"The Addams Family" Cd @320
**Tracks 24 - 36
http://rapidshare.com/files/131477615/VM_GhostAndMrChickenAddamsFamily.zip
Enjizzy!
PS: Thanks Sallie!
Since it's now OOP, here's Jonathan Sheffer's In A Sh*llo* Gr*ve from VS Club @320
http://rapidshare.com/files/131257278/jnthnshffr-shlowgrv.rar
1999 RPM release
Cd @320
"Zulu" with "stomps"
and "Four in the Morning"
by John Barry
http://rapidshare.com/files/131500623/JB_ZuluFourInTheMorning.zip
Barry nice duet! Enjoy!
Hello,
I would like to have this one :
Jacques Loussier : Dark of the sun (le dernier train du Katanga).
This version contains 27 tracks.
Many thanks and continue, the site is superb.
@ filmpak - Thank you for your wish, I don’t know how you feel it but yesterday my wife and I looking the Hercule Poirot, My wife have the complete collection of the Agatha Christie
Books, Films even the series , she’s in love with the detective. I think I must bust be is second love, I hope so?… :-)
Thank you for the Link, and the other one you provided to me for my blog. I’m still working on Hit.
The Film Music of Sir Arthur Bliss
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7HHL3C3T
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MOVB18W5
Enjoy.
Hi,
Just look here, a new great blog about Joe Hisaishi:
http://my.opera.com/GhibliLover/blog/
Enjoy!
Does anyone have The Return Of The Pink Panther OST, Revenge Of The Pink Panther or Trail of the Pink
Panther OST's?
captsparrow-
I have The Reluctant Astronaut. I will upload it ASAP. (I have many Mizzy soundtracks, so if there's anything else you need, just ask).
@ HAUNTDMANSN -
This might have come via our quinlan.
"The Return of the Pink Panther"
Cd @320
by Henry Mancini
http://rapidshare.com/files/131914885/HM_Return_Pink.zip
Enjoy & my compliments to your blog.
HERE:
http://themanvillage.blogspot.com/
@ Hauntdmansn - Someone here shared the now very rare extended version of this Mancini delight.
Guessing, I think it may have been our friend Bistis6.
"The Pink Panther Strikes Again"
Cd @320
by Henry Mancini
http://rapidshare.com/files/131932721/HM_Pink_Strikes_Again.zip
I may be wrong, so thanks go out to the original sharer, who ever you are. :)
@ Jean
Thank you so very much for the Chandos collections you have posted. ANY additional titles you have would be MOST welcome and appreciated.
@ isbum
Good guess, it WAS me! You're welcome.
@ Scoredaddy - No prblem I will post the other one. By The Way it's my turn to thank you very much for the most beautiful LP from the RCA collection on your Blog, I find it today I'm appreciated mostly the Musical Director Charles Gerhardt I have the complete collection but Damaged by the Water.
@ Scoredaddy - Sorry I forget if some ask a Password it's ( shareyes )I dont think they must be many, I make a test on only the william Alwyn vol 2, I guest . :)
@ Scoredaddy - Here another Volume of Chandos The Film Music of Georges Auric
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OWZ4NLLB
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M8VLL8QL
The Other will follow but not today since it's here more than 02 AM :) I must going to sleep.
I'm working on a comprehensive compilation (that's really an oxymoron, so let's call it a sampler) of the music of MIKLOS ROZSA. Would like to have at least one track from each of his scores if possible.
Would also like complete scores or OST of everything he did for film.
I'm probably much too disorganized and dysfunctional to ever get it all right. But I do know I'm missing at least the following:
A time to Love and a Time to Die (1958)
The Kings Thief (1955)
Crisis (1950)
The Asphalt Jungle (1950)
The Bribe (1949)
A Womans Vengeance (1948)
Desert fury (1947)
Time Out of Mind (1947)
Song of Scheherazade (1947)
Blood on the Sun (1945)
Dark Waters (1944)
The Woman of the Town (1943)
Ten Days in Paris (1940)
The Four Feathers (1939)
Fedora
Time After Time
Seventh Sin
Any contributions would be greatly appreciated, even a representative track from each would be nice.
(Don't you just love people with long request lists?)
@ruggo - Here is FEDORA.
http://www.divshare.com/folder/312369-f38
Drop me an e-mail (gsw5546@yahoo.com).
@ ruggo
Several years ago I was at dearly departed Footlight Records in NYC. Among their display of recent releases were two Rozsa boots; the scoring sessions for LAST EMBRACE and EYE OF THE NEEDLE. I asked to hear a bit of both of them and was thrilled to hear the music for LAST EMBRACE as Rozsa intended, complete with female chorus. However, due to marginally better sound quality I picked up EOTN instead. I've never seen the LE scoring sessions since. There's a link for the expanded LE at El Septimo but the link is dead. Did anyone here ever manage to grab it?
@isbum,
Thanks for The Return Of The Pink Panther. I bought Strikes Again when it came out on CD. Still have it. I am working on a stack of Disney Read Alongs to post on my blog, fully scanned and all. Then I can get back to OOP vintage albums and storytellers.
@ Hauntdmansn - Ooops. :(
They're all so "Pink".
Hard to tell one from another. ;)
rEqUeSt :
Is Godzill@ by David "thumpa-thumpa" Arnold out there, like the truth?
Thanks!
@ ruggo
If anyone answers the request for "Time After Time", somebody give me a shout. I loved that score.
Hello everyone.
First, I want to say this:
To ISBUM:
I have heard about your current situation, and I honestly feel terrible about it. I wish I can contribute, but I do not have a PayPal account. If I did, I swear I would try to help you out. Good luck with coming up with the money to save your place.
To everyone:
These, for now, might be my last request on account that I am working on my own blog.
Would anybody, anybody at all, have the following soundtracks/scores?
-Hero and the Terror
-Out for Justice (Soundtrack)
-Chances Are...
-Sing
-Three Fugitives
If anyone has any of these, let me know.
In return, I can try to make it worth your while by contributing a soundtrack you may want that I may have.
Thank you everyone for the wonderful soundtracks, and Isbum, I pray for the best to come out of your current situation.
Sincerely,
-Score-Brother.
@Christine Cougar - It may be tomorrow before I can post TIME AFTER TIME but I'll be happy to share.
I know you have download problems so I'll need to break it up for you. Would you believe I STILL cannot get Megaupload to upload my files!!!!
@Jean - Thank you so much for the Bliss & Alwyn volumes.
@Christine Cougar - It didn't take me as long as I thought so here is TIME AFTER TIME in 4 parts. You can download all 4 parts with this single link. If there are any problems please let me know.
http://www.divshare.com/folder/366971-3e6
Enjoy!!!
Thanks Jean for the Auric. So far, none of your Chandos posts have requested password. Everything's good!
By the way, for those who have downloaded these Chandos collections, the full-color booklets in PDF Format free of charge on the Chandos website http://www.chandos.net/
@ Scoredaddy - Thanks for enjoy the share link, And thanks for your feedback about the password it's only a protection in my megaupload manager to prevent accidently a delete folder. As you see i'm learning each day some more. :)
Sorry to not put the booklet in the folder, i'm making quicly a picture, it's really to much Work and I have many things to do. I'm up at 06 AM and go to sleep at 02 AM everydays.
Thanks to you for the link about the PDF I did know That. By this way is no need to put a cover anymore thanks.
hey does anyone have the 2fast 2 furious original motion picture by davidarnold...it is a very rare score...any help will be appreciated...thanks very much in advance
@ lp342
Here's a link for 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS, courtesy of Musica El Septimo Arte. Thanks to the orignal uploader!!!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/riiy5l
@ capt sparrow-
There has not been an official release of How to Frame a Figg (LP or CD). A company called Percepto was releasing all of the Vic Mizzy/Don Knotts films, but How to Frame a Figg is the only one (other than The Love God) they've yet to release.
There is the theme song available on Percepto's "Vic Mizzy- Suites & Themes" release. I have it also and would be happy to upload it if you need it. I also have The Shakiest Gun in the West (thanks to Isbum!!!), so if you don't have it, I'd be happy to share it as well. Just let me know! :)
@ All
Does anyone have a lead on Jamie Christopherson's score to
LOST PLANET: EXTREAM CONDITION?
I'll load up a never before released score as a thanks.
Wild on!
SToothy
Does anyone have Alejandro Amenabar's The Others?
@ gunshotwound
Thanks so much! I'll get on it as soon as I finish The Outer Outer Limits, which bistis6 so generously provided me with.
@ bistis6
Yo dude! I saw you! A speaking part with a close up and everything! Fantastic to be able to put a face to someone who has given me so much.
@ bistis6
Just a quick P.S.
You have a great voice. Have you ever done any voice-over work?
@ christine cougar
No voice-over work yet, I was truly a late-comer to this business. Long story. Thanks for watching!
@ scoretooth
LOST PLANET comin' up!
@ Carasco - I have this one for you, Please let me the time to rip them and I will upload them for you. ( Original CD )
LOST PLANET - Jamie Christopherson
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UJB6LKMJ
15 tracks @ 192, not my rip.
@ Carrasco - I'm just starting to upload them it's comming, but it's going slowly be patient.
@ Scoredaddy here are The Others but not the same as carrasco :)
The next one from the Chandos collection.
Film Music Of Richard Addinsell
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O1WJVGU4
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QBYB3C9Q
The film Music of Ron Goodwin Miss Marple suite
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IBHRY65K
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E9ULXA7L
The Film Music of Sir Richard Rodney Bennett
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GEUILIFC
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=90C8BMG7
The Film music of Sir malcolm Arnold Vol 1
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OAW79UTM
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JDHXR926
Sir Malcolm Arnold vol 2
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UQPOJR3X
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RVBXCILH
The film Music of Alan Rawsthorne
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RIH7B3VW
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=W5IBNDT1
The Film Music of Arnold Bax
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=H987SMJU
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FZ1C66QB
That's all I will Follow the next Week.
@ ruggo - I'll start at the ends of your list, I've got serious doubts about the ones in the middle ever being released...
Miklos Rozsa "A Time To Love And A Time To Die" (1958), @192:
http://www.shareonall.com/MR-TimeToLove_mmin_zip.htm
Next up "The Seventh Sin". Not on your list, but don't think it's been shared before, can I interest you in "Tip On A Dead Jockey"?
@isbum and everybody.
sorry have not been about for a while,have been busy with baby freddie and other things but am back now.
isbum can you help.
how will this new law regarding illegal downloading and file sharing affect us ?
best wishes.
the score.
@ Carrasco Here the link of ' The Others" Alejandro Amenabar's @320
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A9Y42I5Q
Enjoy
@filmpac
Thanks. Have Tip on a Dead Jockey
@Jean - As Juliet would say, "Your generosity is as boundless as the boundless sea." Thank you so much for all that you have shared.
@scoredaddy - Thank you for the Chandos link for the booklets. Now I just need to figure out how to convert Adobie into jpg.
@filmpac - I look forward to your THE SEVENTH SIN share. Would you mind terribly sharing TIP ON A DEAD JOCKEY?
@bistis6 - I watched you on Guiding Light today. Don't normally watch soaps but I wanted to check you out, so to speak.LOL
Good job. Much luck in future endeavers.
Jean, merci beaucoup pour The Others.
@ gunshotwound - Thanks for your Cote, I think from Shakespeare wich I like very much but this must be read in English not in French. :)
Last Week I share the CD Rebecca you have see in the booklet they are a complete collection, about 17CDs, I buy them all If you would like to have them all please let me know it.
I ask you that because here in Belgium I must paid each time a Volume pack of 5 GB ( and it's quicly over )for down and up.It don't exist an unlimited down or up. By This way I can prevent for august what I'm need. Thank you.
@Jean - Bon jour mon ami. I am not sure I understand about the 17cds, but I would love to have anything you choose to share. Post them at your leisure. It is 5am here and I should have been in bed hours ago. You have a good day mon ami.
One of the marvelous Chandos releases that I've not spotted (maybe I missed it) is the 'John Addison'.
Do any of you generous people have that one. Always been afan of nhis scores & the Chados collection gets good reviews.
Thanks in advance.
@ seasy - I will share this one when I'm got some more time to do it, Film music of john Addison, Clifton parker, and many others. It's a lot of chandos one. At this moment I'm very busy , I’m preparing my vacation, great work but wonderful since I’m go away for a while. I will not Forget. :)
@ Gunshotwound - You are exactly the same as me ,but I don’t think it’s a good things to don’t sleep enough! I thank you for your wish for a good day, it was a good day.
I’m preparing some upload since I receive a lot of new CDs.
I meant in my post, the collection of Rebecca, a collection of 19 different soundtracks.
But it’s O.K I will upload them . And everybody can make his choice.
All these are from new material ( CD ) recorded DDD and rip @320 all with the Complete booklet included 12 Pages , front and back covers.
Here are the first one.
Objective Burma Franz Waxman
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TFK3XKWB
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MZH3N11F
The Son of Kong & The Most Dangerous Game Max Steiner
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3LKZTDW0
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TL0HQPQD
This one is recorded in ADD but rip @320 also with Covers, German Import, I’m not scanning the German’s pages.
Blood on the Sun 1945 Miklos Rozsa . ( 60 CDs in this Collection ) I have them all I will also upload them after my Vacation.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WFQR8MI3
Hope your enjoy.
at bistis6 and filmpac: thanks my friends for your help; sorry but i couldn't answer quicker
;-)
@ ruggo & gunshotwound - A pair of Rozsa's to enjoy...
Miklos Rozsa "The Seventh Sin" (1957), @320:
http://www.shareonall.com/MR-SeventhSin_jmaq_zip.htm
Miklos Rozsa "Tip On A Dead Jockey" (1957), @192:
http://www.shareonall.com/MR-DeadJockey_qgbs_zip.htm
@ gunshotwound - It is most certainly possible to convert PDF files to JPG, in fact I have done so previously. But just for now, the totally free solution escapes me. I'll have more of a play and report back.
@ jean - Jean The Sharing Machine. Awesome, many many thanks for the Chandos collection, in the case of many films these are the ONLY way to sample thise classic film music. Enjoy your well earned vacation mon ami!
Jackie Chan Snake in the Eagle's Shadow question???
You all seem to be experts on soundtracks so here goes. Does anyone know the source of these 3 cues since most of the music was taken from other films.
Jackie get beaten up and then cheered up by the old man
Operatic Morricone style music when Jackie begins his training
Old fashioned Western style music when Jackie devises the Cat's Claw
Thanks for any help
Rick
@ Ruggo - here the Link of "The King's Thief " German Import. Not the FSM I post this one in June the 19th.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JZYA8P3Z
I don't remember @ ??? But if they are not good I will Re-Up @320.
@ filmpac – Thanks for my vacation, but it’s necessary we don’t have many sun here, and if the sun don’t want coming to me, I’m going to him . :)
With new material ( CD) Recorded DDD Restored Score Included Front, Back and 8 Pages booklet.
The Snows of Kilimanjaro & 5 Fingers 1952 Bernard Herrmann @320
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JG5X3CKH
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RP6S08EU
Enjoy.
@ All -
Here is an update on my rent situation. We were handed a 3-day notice yesterday. A week earlier than expected.
Payment must be made by Monday night or it goes to the owners lawyer on Tuesday.
If their are any others here who wish to make a donation, now would be the time to do so.
We received over half the money needed to pay what is due.
I've been very touched by the generosity and kindness of your actions on my behalf.
I have no other way to show you my appreciation other than to share what I have and what brings us together as a community. Music.
I hope that within the following posts their is something for each of you, to know that I care deeply for what you have done for me.
Before our ship hit the iceberg, I was working on a dream project for this blog. A rather kooky idea that I pitched to Franklynot's visual and technical genius, THXjay.
I wanted to create a Drive-In Movie Theater to have a place for the genre's we don't have "shops" for.
Sci-Fi, Horror, Blacksploitation, Sexsploitation, Biker Flicks and on...you get the idea.
In preparation for this (which THXjay was not exactly enthusiastic about) I began pairing scores for the Double Feature's that were a staple of the Drive-In experience.
Hope I haven't put you to sleep with all this background stuff.
Here's my humble thanks to all.
Cue the music!
As folks are waiting for it to get dark, some music plays out of the speaker hanging on the car's window.
"Country and Western" '60's Lp@320
by Hugo Montenegro
http://rapidshare.com/files/131409051/HM_CountryAndWestern.zip
"A Man Called Dagger" 1967 Lp@320
by Steve Allen
With
"Mister Buddwing" 1966 Lp@320
by Kenyon Hopkins
http://rapidshare.com/files/131520128/SA_KH_AManCalledDaggerMisterBuddwing.zip
"Tom Jones" 1963 Lp @320
by John Addison
with
"Joseph Andrews" 1977 Cd@320
by John Addison
http://rapidshare.com/files/131511382/JA_TomJonesJosephAndrews.zip
"Sleuth" 1972 Lp @320
by John Addison
With
"The Seven-Per-Cent Solution" 1976
Cd @320
by John Addison
http://rapidshare.com/files/131680382/JA_Sleuth7_Solution.zip
"Winning" 1969 Cd @320
by Dave Grusin
With
"Divorce American Style" 1967 Lp@320
by Dave Grusin
http://rapidshare.com/files/131700492/DG_WinningDivorceAmericanStyle.zip
"Maniac" 1980 Lp @320
by Jay Chattaway
With
"Maniac Cop" 1987 Lp @320
http://rapidshare.com/files/131765222/JC_ManiacManiacCop.zip
"The Believers" 1987 Cd @320
by J. Peter Robinson
With
"Jackie Chan's First Strike" 1997
"Rumble in the Bronx" Cd @320
by J. Peter Robinson
http://rapidshare.com/files/131791054/JPR_TheBelieversFirstStrike.zip
TRIPLE FEATURE!
Harry Palmer in
"The Ipcress File" 1965 Cd @320
by John Barry
http://rapidshare.com/files/131968697/JB_TheIpcressFile.zip
"Funeral in Berlin" 1966 Cd @320
by Konrad Elfers
With
"Billion Dollar Brain" 1967 Lp@320
by Richard Rodney Bennett
http://rapidshare.com/files/131983448/FuneralInBerlinBillionDollarBrain.zip
* poor Harry, always a new fellow in the recording booth every time out!
"Inseminoid" 1981 Cd @320
by John Scott
With
"YOR, the Hunter from the Future"
1982 Cd @320
by John Scott
http://rapidshare.com/files/132018713/JS_InseminoidYOR.zip
"Don't Look Now" 1973 Cd @320
by Pino Donaggio
With
"Dressed to Kill" 1980 Cd @320
by Pino Donaggio
http://rapidshare.com/files/132050377/PD_Don_tLookNowDressedToKill.zip
"Andy Warhol's Dracula" 1974 Cd@320
by Claudio Gizzi
With
"Flesh for Frankenstein" 1974 Cd@32o
by Claudio Gizzi
http://rapidshare.com/files/132214617/CG_DraculaFleshForFrankenstein.zip
"Che!" 1969 orig.Lp @320
by Lalo Schifrin
With
"Voyage of the Damned" 1976 Lp@320
by Lalo Schifrin
http://rapidshare.com/files/132268537/LS_CHEVoyageOfTheDamned.zip
"Gator" 1976 Lp @320
by Charles Bernstein
With
"Excessive Force" 1993 Cd @320
by Charles Bernstein
http://rapidshare.com/files/132290677/CB_GatorExcessiveForce.zip
"Looking for Mr. Goodbar" 1977 Lp@320
by Artie Kane
With
"The Eyes of Laura Mars" 1978 Lp@320
by Artie Kane
http://rapidshare.com/files/132416896/AK_LookingMr.zip
"The Young Savages" 1961 Lp @320
by David Amram
With
"The Arrangement" 1969 Lp @320
by David Amram
http://rapidshare.com/files/132434555/DA_TheYoungSavagesTheArrangement.zip
Now some odds and ends:
"A Patch of Blue" 1965 Cd @320
by Jerry Goldsmith
With
"Impressions of a Patch of Blue"
Cd @320
Performed by the
Walt Dickerson Quartet
http://rapidshare.com/files/132303133/JG_aPatchOfBlueImpressions.zip
"Popi" 1969 Lp @320
by Dominic Frontiere
http://rapidshare.com/files/131450289/DF_Popi.zip
From Chimezatmidnight : I miss you!
"Falstaff" 1965 Cd @320
by Angelo Francesco Lavagnino
http://rapidshare.com/files/131465744/AFL_Falstaff.zip
"Railhead Overture" 1975 Lp @320
by Mike Post
http://rapidshare.com/files/131533670/MP_Railhead_Overture.zip
"Kent State" 1981 Lp @320
by Ken Lauber
http://rapidshare.com/files/131716083/KL_Kent_State.zip
**Ken Lauber Requests from me:
"Hearts of the West"
"Tales from the Darkside"
That's all folks!
Whew!
Thank you again for being such wonderful people!
Isbum - this is a great blog with a wonderful guiding spirit. The amount of support I have received here for Big 10-Inch Record is a reflection of your generous nature. I am honored to make a second contribution to the cause. Coming up momentarily via PayPal.
@jean/filmpac/et al
Thank you for helping me flesh out my Miklos Rozsa collection.
So far compendium of individual tracks (usually one, but sometimes two or three per film) is up to about 1 gig MP3. Still need to add and refine.
When completed I'll upload and post the ROZSA RETROSPECTIVE for all.
@isbum
Sorry to hear that you continue to struggle. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
@ Isbum - Your a great honest man and you respect every one ,and I don't want to leave this blog. I give you another donation my friend, it's coming by paypal.
@ All- Please a little more effort, this is our all days familly blog, don't let him go away. Music is a part of our life but also our friendships.
@ gunshotwound
I can't thank you enough for Time After Time. Until just recently, I didn't even know there was a soundtrack ever released for that film. There certainly isn't any soundtrack credit at the end of the movie (which I also loved). I've already used a few of the tracks in one of 'personal' scores.
@jean - thank you very much for "Buffalo Soldiers" by Joel McNeely. I really enjoy his music and I hadn't heard this one before :)
@ all - I second the request for "Three Fugitives" OST. I'm not sure if one was ever released, but I remember the film. Martin Short cracks me up!
@ Isbum - I have come to this blog many, MANY times and learned from everyone here. Learned about music and generosity. Everyone here has shared their music and stories with me and done so freely. I don't know how to upload music, and so haven't been able to give back to this blog. For whatever it's worth, I would absolutely LOVE to help support you in your time of need. You have created a place where friends ask each other for things all the time, and this is no different. Only now, though friend, I actually do know how to help give what you're asking for :)
@ all - I'm pretty sure there is no LP or CD or Cassette of this, but I'm looking for a song from "The Parent Trap II" called "Let's Keep What We've Got (And Let's Not Let It Go)" sung by Marylin McCoo. It played over the opening titles and credits for the film. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
@all again - One more quick request. I'm looking for a rip from a promotional record from 1973. The song is called "These Are the Best of Times" from the film 'Superdad'. It was written by Shane Tatum and sung by Bobby Goldsboro. The only release I know of for this song was this promotional record. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
@disneyfella:
There is a release, but it is on Amazon.
@isbum + everyone else:
I would like to present the "opening" my blog. If you like hard-to-find stuff, I am your person.
If you see anything in your interest, feel free to download.
Hope to see you there.
-Score-Brother
Hi isbum---
What a great idea for another site on this blog, I hope it lasts to see fruition. One request if it does ---from my childhood at an upstate NY drive-in: The Reluctant Astronaut w / Dr. Strangelove. (talk about double bills)
My prayers and best wishes are with you and your roommate. I wish I could do more at this time amigo but...i'm also tapped out for now. Remember: it always seems darkest before the dawn (unless you live at the North Pole---then oh well---you're just plain f-cked three ways to Sunday.)
Keep Truckin'
Rocket
hey all,
wanted to share something that me and my two friends have been working on for months. it's a definitive collection of music from the indy trilogy. there's way too many links and info that i can't fit here. so is it ok if i can post the direct link to the post here? i'm not sure if itd be considered spam. cause it's not like im charging anything. Isbum please let me know if this is bad to make a post like this. i just wanna promote my newest project me and my buddies have been working on for months.
thanks.
@ the long island ripper - Go ahead and roll it in here buddy! We like the "home-grown" stuff!
I had to cancel our monthly project due to stormy weather, nice of you guys to fill in with the Indy's.
hey isbum,
here's the direct link to the post of Indy greatness over at my blog The Inferno Music Crypt.
http://theinfernomusiccrypt.blogspot.com/2008/07/summer-of-inferno-begins-indiana-jones.html
There's a lot of pictures and text so i hope this is the way you prefer for here. Hope you all dig it :D
sorry to hear about the project. things will get better :)
take care.
@ score-brother
Is there a link to your blog? I tried to find one but your profile was blocked.
Thanks.
@isbum
Dear Friend,
Your contributions to the lives of the many here can not be measured with any kind of $$, nor are any thanks from us sufficent enough to pay back.
Silently you have spread a ton of happiness with what you have "incredibly" facilitated by creating a "Trueand living" community here.
I too did put a small drop into the contributions, wish more could be done. At this time please accept it, hopefully can do more down the road circumstances permitting.
Again heartfelt "Thank You"s" to you for all you've accomplished and continue to do do so selflessly in bringing us together like this. You warmed many hearts my Good Friend.
I know this house is a house where many "Die Hard Lalo Schifrinites" gather in huge quantities.
Therefore I wanted to throw in something I found today, which may be of value to you. This is no soundtrack, though be forwarned :)) If this was already shared here, forgive me, please for the repetition. The link is from 2006 andstill alive, so hurry up before...
This is not my own upload, so heartfelt thanks go to the original uploader...
ENJOY :)
La.Sch. "BOSSA NOVA GROOVE"
http://rapidshare.com/files/3220683/lalo1.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/3226085/lalo1.part2.rar
Holy cow! Don't pass up the Long Island Ripper's Indiana Jones fest. It's unbelievable!! Kudos to you guys, thanks for all the hours and hours of hard work.
@bistis6:
Odd... But I am a first-timer here, so here is the link to my blog:
http://score-brother.blogspot.com/
I hope this helps.
Regards,
-Score-Brother
@ score-brother
Thanks. LOL I had figured it out not long after posting the request. Good job!
@ captnsparrow -
"Suites and Themes" Cd @32o
by Vic Mizzy
http://rapidshare.com/files/132677679/VM_SuitesAndThemes.zip
Enjoy!
@Isbum:
Thanks a lot for the great comment, man!
I will be sure to think of those words as I make more posts.
And as you said,
ROCK ON, DUDE!
-Score-Brother
@ score-brother - You noticed. :)
Keep us informed when you update and if their's something here that you'd like to post, just ask the person who posted it. We're a right friendly group.
Here's a Schifrin that hasn't been out for a walk lately.
"Once A Thief" 1965 Lp @320
by Lalo Schifrin
http://rapidshare.com/files/132772617/LS_OnceAThief.zip
Enjoy
@Isbum:
Sure thing.
captsparrow-
Here's The Reluctant Astronaut- I'm sorry it's taken a while:, I almost forgot (thanks Mel for the reminder!):
The Reluctant Astronaut (@ 320)
http://www.mediafire.com/?znmjlzdimd1
http://www.mediafire.com/?4ze4n1mmjdz
@ bistis6
Well, it took 6 nights of downloading, but Outer Limits is in the bag. Thank you so much for going to all that trouble. After listening to all of it, all of my favorite themes (except one) are there. I sure wish I could rent the DVD sets to get that last item.
Name that tune challenge.
I need your help in identifying a piece of music I taped off the radio in the mid 1990's. I first posted this in the classical section but at the suggestion of di(aphanous I'll try here too since it might be film score related.
I recorded 20 minutes but my tape ran out before I ever got the name of the piece or its composer. It's a dramatic and atmospheric bit of music and I've always wondered what it is so I can listen to the rest of it. There's a dramatic highpoint where an organ suddenly breaks into the piece.
Here are two samples in a 2 MB file.
and here's the full 20 minutes - 23MB
Many thanks to anyone giving a listen.
@jean
My God! I never saw such generosity here! You are great, guy!
A password is required to start the download of some CD's of Chandos Collection. Can you help, mon ami?
@ hauntdmansn---
TRAIL OF THE PINK PANTHER - Henry Mancini
(lp @ 320 in GREAT shape!)
http://sharebee.com/8ec5e61a
Isbum
A small donation to say 'THANKS'
SEASY
@ seasy - Thanks my friend!
Every donation helps, believe me.
Tomorrow is our last chance to make it.
Please help if you can and thank you from my heart to those that have.
@ elias
Thank you friend the pass are the same name of my blog
http://shareyes.blogspot.com/
just the name and with the same typo Not (Share... )
I'm sorry But I paid for all the collection of theses Chandos CDs and many, many more, the new collection of Maxos about 25 Cds, The collection of Membran 60Cds Bootleg for the U.S.A but not in Europa they are legal. And I'm share with all my friends from Franklynot , but I'm finding some of my share to an other blog. Sahre it's O.K for me but for Franklynot, for the rest of rare LP there are some on my blog it's only a begining blog the are more to comes. All my cover are marked and when you find one of your cover with another link it's not very pleasant. I don't expect something Only ask and a thanks that's all.
In conclusion that's why I put a password. Please keep in mind the pass. :)
Anyone happen to have the soundtrack to "One Night at McCool's" by any chance? It contains a score suite by Marc Shaiman. I wonder if there was ever an extended promo?
Anybody have MOON 44 (Joel Goldsmith)? Thanks in advance.
@ donovans brain - Found! Anyone familiar with the music of the movies of Peter Greenaway should definitely give this a spin...
Borut Krzisnik "A Life In Suitcases" (2005), @192:
http://www.shareonall.com/BK-LifeInSuitcases_oslj_zip.htm
@jean
If you have returned from your vacation in the sun, I hope it was a wonderful and relaxing time for you and your family.
I'm sorry you had to return to find some of your fantastic and expensive uploads misappropriated.
It may just continue to prove out the old addage that "no good deed goes unpunished."
The world is full of "givers" and "takers." I'm sure you have noted how many fantastic "givers" inhabit this community and I would hope that a few ungrateful "takers" don't discourage you from posting more.
I have been visiting your blog:
http://shareyes.blogspot.com/
It is a work of love for the art of the soundtrack and enriches all who visit. It is also a reflection of the man who continues to give us wonderful music.
Do not be discouraged.
Here there be more givers than takers.
@isbum and everyone else.
i posted a comment a few days ago regarding the new download and file sharing law where they are trying to outlaw it.is it old music or just music in the charts.
how will this affect us and are there any ways round it.
let me hear your thoughts.
best wishes.
the score.
@ the score - You might need to clarify what you mean by the *new* law, as distinct from whatever the heck has been in place in your neck of the woods.
Basically, it has always been the policy that if the music is copyrighted and currently in-print, then you are liable to prosecution. Our policy here at Franklynot has always been to share vinyl rips, out of print, bootlegs, promos etc. Others might disagree, but we believe that these are all fair game for legal sharing. Nothing I've heard recently changes that. And in answer to your question, the RIAA (or its equivalent in your country) are far more likely to target the latest hit releases, than some 20-year-old film score.
Ways around whatever "it" is, are many-fold. You have no doubt seen some blogs go "private", meaning that you need to apply for membership. If you are speaking purely of downloading a zip file, then I don't believe it would be an easy matter to prove that its contents are in any way illegal. There are many other avenues of sharing, including p2p, at least one of which I am aware incorporates encryption, thus invalidating any attempts at packet sniffing to determine what you are downloading.
But the bottom line lies entirely with you. If you are not comfortable downloading something, then don't.
Hope that helps some!
@jean
Thank you again, mon ami!
You mean the password is shareyes; the Chandos collection is wonderful and I downloaded all CD's you posted!
I visited your Blog and found many many rare nice tracks:
http://shareyes.blogspot.com/
Keep sharing, nice guy! When we love something, we have to share; that's the pleasure...
By the way, my country is sunny all 12 months of the year; como to Brazil your next vacation and let me know.
Au revoir!
@ Ruggo - No I'm not returned from vacation, I must going in vacation I'm leaving the 30 august till the 30 September. And dont' be worried I will relaxing me, Thank you ruggo.
Absolutly Not ( I have 80 news soundtracks( hollywood earlies ) :) to post, I'm not discouraged , only not happy but any way I'm sharing for this blog and not for another one.
All my friends are here now. it's a pitty a so bad english I hope you understand what I mean.
@ Elias,Ruggo - Thank You For my blog to both of you I make this one by this way I can use my old vinyl, I loosing many of them you know that ruggo, But I'm still have a lot, But some are damaged by the water, and I dont talk about the Cover it's harder.
Yes it could be great to going to Brazil, Only when I hear the song it's realy full sun, I'm realy like very much this song. :) But i'm not remember who's writting this one? I think it was Ary Barroso but I'm be sure? But I'm sure this where used in many,many films.
@jean
I think the brazilian sunny song you mean is Ary Barroso's "Brazil", that talks about the the brazilian wonderful nature; it can be a Tom Jobim, a Dorival Caymmi, a Luis Gonzaga or a Villa-Lobos song too.
Au revoir!
Oddball request:
Looking for the song soundtrack album to Boys (1996), a film that starred Winona Ryder and Lukas Haas. Thanks in advance for any help.
@ elias - Is this the same Brazil song that featured in the Terry Gilliam film of the same name?
@ jean - Yes, it is a shame that some folk use your links without permission. I sympathize totally. Use of a password provides no problem. Please add my thanks for the expense and effort in sharing them with us.
@filmpac
Yes, man! The song "Brazil"(aka "Aquarela do Brasil"-that means Brazilian Watercolour), is played with no lyrics in that movie and in
"The Eddie Duchin Story" too, among others.
Was recorded by some international star as Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Ray Conniff, Paul Mauriat, etc.
Hugs, nice guy!
@jean
Hi again, guy! Forgive me if I'm boring you:
The password shareyes is not working with some Chandos Cd's. Can you help?
Avoir une bonne nuit!
@ elias - Very sorry it's my fault it's O.K now. It could be you encounter an other one , I'm don't think so but it could. Please use ( share ) I never use an other than those two. Thanks for your good night It's my turn now to you. Sleep well my friend. :)
Here are a special one Three Choral Suites Ben-Hur - Quo Vadis – King of Kings . Erich Kunzel . For other please read the inlet book 12 pages included. Rip due the quality of sound in OGG Variable @ 400 till 500 Kbps. Read the technical information in the last page of the booklet. And of course there is a password but you know The Number :)
Please forgive me for what I said but I cannot download a Rozsa , each time I see the name of Rozsa associate at a movies it’s like a drogue I MUST buy this one. I have more than 15 different suite, just from these three scores, but for me this one are among the best I’m never hear, maybe you have them, if not you will be very surprised by the quality of the recording and the interpretation of Erich Kunzel . I can assure you that, believe me . O.K I’m let my own feeling on the door. I’m really hope you will enjoy this one and for some to discover them.
The story have "Alexander the Great" and the Music lovers have "Rozsa the Great". Do you remember this words “ My Kingdom for a Horse “ Well mine for a Rozsa score.
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RJADFRRU
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AXAF3MO9
3. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=11OUNCJS
Hello people¡
Someone has AUTHOR, AUTHOR by DAVE GRUSIN and JOHNY MANDEL?
And someone knows a specific blog about Dave Grusin?
Thanks
@ filmpac
Fantastic! I thought that Suitcases request was lost to the ages. You sir are very awesome! Thanks very much.
Btw, do you happen to know who composed that catchy piano piece that is played throughout the trilogy?
I recorded a bit of it here.
http://www.mediafire.com/?3tmwdxxalzg
O.K Friends. Put your printed on and don’t forget paper here his the book of "Carousel" 30 pages, Everything you always would like to know about the film and his music ! Ho! who says that the first , Ho yes it was Woody Allen , but this where about the sex, I’m sure everybody of yours know everything about this last. :) :)
Here the Link.
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9XNC35L9
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=218HUTYW
Enjoy .
I think someone used to ask about the soundtrack to "Wlid Palms" (TV).
Found here.
@jean
I am in total agreement regarding the scores of Miklos Rozsa.
In fact, I'm still working on my Rozsa retrospective and have discovered that there are many, many scores either unavailable or so hard to find I can't ferret them out.
I have the Kunzel recordings of the Suites from Ben Hur, Quo Vadis and King Of Kings. It is magnificent.
In fact, almost anything Eric Kunzel records with the Cincinnati pops is worth having.
Looking for anything (even a single track) from these missing Miklos Rozsa scores.
So far I have been able to locate material from 56 films, but I'm still missing a lot.
Don't shoot me for the length. I'm just hoping something strikes a note (or 41).
1.Gesucht: Monika Ertl (1989)
2.The World, the Flesh and the Devil (1959)
3.Something of Value (1957) (as Miklos Rozsa)
... aka Africa Ablaze (USA: reissue title)
4.Seagulls Over Sorrento (1954) (as Miklos Rozsa)
... aka Crest of the Wave (USA)
5.Men of the Fighting Lady (1954)
... aka Panther Squadron
6.Desperate Search (1952) (uncredited)
7.The Miniver Story (1950)
8.The Asphalt Jungle (1950) (as Miklos Rozsa)
9.East Side, West Side (1949) (as Miklos Rozsa)
10.Adam's Rib (1949) (as Miklos Rozsa)
11.Criss Cross (1949)
12.The Bribe (1949)
13.Command Decision (1948)
14.Kiss the Blood Off My Hands (1948)
... aka Blood on My Hands (UK)
15.Secret Beyond the Door... (1948) (as Miklos Rozsa)
16.Desert Fury (1947)
17.Brute Force (1947)
18.The Other Love (1947)
... aka Man Killer (USA: reissue title)
19.The Macomber Affair (1947)
... aka The Great White Hunter (USA: reissue title)
20.The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946)
21.Because of Him (1946)
22.Lady on a Train (1945)
23.The Man in Half Moon Street (1945)
24.Dark Waters (1944) (as Miklos Rozsa)
25.Ministry of Fear (1944) (uncredited)
26.The Hour Before the Dawn (1944)
27.The Woman of the Town (1943)
28.Sahara (1943/I) (as Miklos Rozsa)
29.So Proudly We Hail! (1943)
30.Jacaré (1942)
... aka Jacare, Killer of the Amazone
31.To Be or Not to Be (1942) (uncredited)
32.Sundown (1941) (as Miklos Rozsa)
33.New Wine (1941)
... aka The Great Awakening (UK)
... aka The Melody Master (USA: reissue title)
34.Ten Days in Paris (1940)
... aka Missing Ten Days
... aka Spy in the Pantry
35.On the Night of the Fire (1939)
... aka The Fugitive (USA)
36.The Spy in Black (1939)
... aka U-Boat 29 (USA)
37.The Divorce of Lady X (1938) (as Miklos Rozsa)
38.The Green Cockatoo (1937)
39.The Squeaker (1937)
... aka Murder on Diamond Row (USA)
40.Thunder in the City (1937) (as Miklos Rozsa)
41....um eine Stunde Glück
Thanks Ruggo , I'm also agree at 100 % with you for Eric Kunsel, I have many Cds of him, The interpretation he give for the films music it's absolutly incredible. I will take a look of all my Rozsa compilation to see if I cannot help you. Today I'm Buy three more complitation and the one about the centenaries 3 Cds box set, I had the chance, just after my order he groing up to 25 Pound. Ha! ha! I'm a lucky man.
By the way I will put another share . I'm do not download many things , since I buy many Cds but For share you can count on me. :)
"Les Miserables" from Arthur Honegger I hope your enjoy them.
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BJ3TLNLK
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6U8NLB7I
@ Gunshotwound - many, many thanks you know why, it touch me very much.
California is living up to it's reputation:
Shake and Bake.
Wildfires and earthquakes. Yeeeehaaaw!
@ruggo - I can help you with:
THE WORLD, THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL (19 trks)
SAHARA (1 trk-Main Titles;Gerhardt cond.)
I am compressing/uploading as I write this so give me a little bit and I will have it up for you ASAP.
If I had the know-how and equipment I could help with
THE ASPHALT JUNGLE (Prologue & Epilogue)
MEN OF OUR FIGHTING LADY (Blind Flight)
These are on the Polydor LPs and I can't rip LPs. I'm sorry.
Hope you are OK with all the action going on out on the west coast.
@jean - Merci beau coup pour la Rozsa you have shared. I am also a Rozsa nut.
@gunshotwound
Should have found that track from Sahara. Thought I went through all the Gerhardt recordings, but somehow I missed the Humphrey Bogart where that must be hiding.
We're used to the baking and shaking, but this was my 13-year-old grandson's first felt earthquake, and it was a doozie. We were standing at the counter of a local Subway sandwich shop when it hit, and the clerks started freaking out.
"Oh, no," I said, "Not while you're in the middle of my order! Just hold unto the counter until the ground stops moving...and it will stop moving...eventually."
Grandson was quite impressed. And I got extra onions.
A Last One for today!
Adloph Deutsch - The Maltese falson, The Mask of Dimitrios... and other.
1. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SFWOF90M
2. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=V6MB1LPD
I forget to said All my Rip from Today are @320 booklet included, front and Back. And for Carousel it's of course music included :)
Sorry I meant " Falcon "
@ruggo - Here is SAHARA & WORLD FLESH DEVIL
http:divshare.com/folder/369695-043
Thanks to the original uploader.
Enjoy!!!
@ ruggo - I posted a movie rip of Martha Ivers not so long ago, there be something on there for that one.
@ filmscore - One of those isolated DVD score rip thingies, no dialogue or sound effects...
Marc Shaiman "One Night At McCool's" (2001), complete @320:
http://www.shareonall.com/MS-McCools_fohh_zip.htm
@ all - In keeping with Isbum's drive-in double features, here's what's playing in my neck of the woods...
Bobby Scott "Joe" (1970), LP @256:
http://www.shareonall.com/BS-Joe_prya_zip.htm
Bobby Scott "Slaves" (1969), LP @320:
http://www.shareonall.com/BS-Slaves_pkbp_zip.htm
Thanks to Isbum for Slaves (think it was one of yours bud), and some unknown dude for Joe.
@ jean - Ah, nice to get an upgrade on The Maltese Falcon. Thanks again, for this, and everything you do!
@ donovans brain - Most welcome, sorry I got no idea, but it is most catchy, that's for sure.
@ filmpac and others
thanks for getting back to me.in england they are on about downloading and file sharing and are saying they can monitor you,they will then send you a warning letter then if you don't stop they will reduce your download speed.i hope it is just for modern music and not as you say 20 year old film music.
and that the future of blogging does not look dim.
best wishes.
the score.
@filmpac et al
Double features. I know no one will believe me, but this is absolutely true because I saw the marquee myself.
Many years ago, small theater in Pacifica (just south of San Francisco). Double feature posted.
HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI
INSIDE DAISY CLOVER
I swear it's true.
@gunshotwound
Thanks for Roza goodies.
@ruggo - I have never been to California or experienced an earthquake. I would like to experience one but I think it would totally freak me out. You can keep the fires. It is hot enough here in Georgia without them.
If you have the Bogart & Flynn Gerhardt's, would you share them? I only have the SAHARA track from the Bogart and none of the Flynn. I have all the others in the series.
I'm going to have to investigate and see what I can do about ripping LPs. I found a componant about a year ago that included a radio and would play LPs, tapes & cds and it would burn cds from all of these. It was about $300 and I could not afford it.
@gunshotwound
As requested:
GERHARDT: CASABLANCA SCORES FROM HUMPREY BOGART FILMS
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FJ76H1ZG
GERHARDT: CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE SCORES FROM ERROL FLYNN FILMS
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ABEEJFKI
@ Gunshotwound,
You could consider a USB turntable; something like this. I haven't used one, but it looks pretty decent for the price ($96).
@ gunshotwound, 3410
I have the Ion USB turntable. If you don't care about capturing the full-frequency of sound (bottom end is completely missing) and if you do not mind a low frequency hum that will not go away, then this turntable is for you.
Actually it's quite the piece of sh*t and I would NOT recommend this to anyone.
Yikes scoredaddy! It's the one I have. On occasion I have tinkered with the enhancements to boost the base, temper the volume and such, but I believe your assessment is truer than I'd like to admit. :(
Occasionally it seems to pick-up frequencies from other electronic devices in or near the turntable.
I recently begged Tony for a 2nd run through of Fred Karlin's "Leadbelly" score for this very reason.
I've had to stop or replace tracks due to this unexplainable electronic sound that comes out as similar to "Morris Code" on playback.
It's inexpensive, but for audiophiles, no doubt a beginners piece of equipment.
I didn't mean to exactly recommend that model - though I can see how it might have come across that way - rather that that type of device might be a better bang for one's buck.
However, Scoredaddy, if you say the Ion is a piece of shit, I believe you. :)
Come to think about it, rather than rag on one turntable, this conversation would be better if opened up to the others here who rip Lp's to share here.
Tony, Janus2810, Rocket from Mars, Mel (I think), Score Baby, 7 Black Notes, and a few others I can't recall, do have turntables of one brand or another.
A gathering of opinions would be very interesting to me.
Good day to all. I have an Onkyo direct drive CP 1015-A. It's over thirty years old. I've replaced the stylus over the years of course, but it's the best turntable I've ever owned :)
FYI--isbum, the problem with the Leadbelly transfer, I believe, was having the speakers too close to the turntable...I think.
I have this one in addition with the Remix Mp³ and I don’t have any problem to rip my LP. It’s simple to use and not very expensive.
( Turntable) http://www.lenco-audiovideo.com/en/products/7/Turntable/1411/PROFESSIONAL_TURNTABLE_WITH_USB_CONNECTION/
( Software )http://www.fxsound.com/remix/pages/overview/features.php?vendor=0&subvendor=0&plus=0&refer=0
Hello vinyl fans,
My advice is to use the best turntable and cartridge you can afford. I realize that isn't very helpful, but unfortunately it's true. The quality of your transfers is directly related to the quality of the equipment you use.
As some of you know, I specialize in 10-inch records, which are among the oldest vinyl artifacts out there. They often are in awful shape. Getting good results ain't easy. Some advice that may be helpful:
- Clean the record first. I use a record cleaning machine.
- Use a good quality turntable and (especially) cartridge. Mine is a Yamaha PF800 turntable from the 80s, with a Sumiko cartridge. Make sure you level and otherwise adjust the darn thing properly. (Not so easy to do.) Make sure it is grounded - persistent hum is one thing my system struggles with. Keep it away from other equipment.
- Assuming your receiver has a phono input, you plug the turntable into that input, then take the line level output from your receiver to a simple converter with a USB output.
- Capture the input to your computer with Audacity (freeware).
- I avoid all processing software except for ClickRepair and DeNoise (use in moderation!), which are inexpensive. I can't praise these highly enough.
Finally, most records from the mono era were not recorded with the same RIAA equalization that is built into the phono stages on receivers. You really have to reequalize these recordings. I use a great program called Equalizer, which is freeware from the Australian fellow who invented ClickRepair.
I'm still using my Garrard 4HF turntable (British) that I bought nearly 50 years ago and it's still in good nick. I may need to get a new cartridge for it soon. Plays though my Teac AS-80 Integrated amplifier - right here on my desk - into the comuputer and the software I use is Audacity (freeware) which is great. I think I get quite reasonable results.
@ 3410
I did not mean to insult your suggestion. Your desire to help and share information is admirable. Sorry if my comments came across as a bit rude.
@ isbum
Yes, I've had similar incidents with unintended "sound effects" but mostly it's the lack of bottom end that annoys me.
I've heard good things about this product:
http://www.sumikoaudio.net/project/products/debut_usb.htm
My problem is that I only have a few LP's that I want to transfer and I'd hate to spend so much on only a dozen or so LP's.
I use Audacity and the Click Repair which is GREAT (as Buster mentions). I also apply SoundSoap but very judiciously.
@ scoredaddy - I knew you didn't intend on coming across that way, it just took me by surprise that the piece of equipment being described was sitting next to me!
I had to laugh because my relationship with this turntable has been turbulent to say the least.
In the first several weeks of owning it, I seriously had thoughts of returning it for a refund. Partially for one of the reasons you mentioned. How much use will I get out of this with so many of my favorite soundtracks already ripped and available here and other blogs.
My hope was that I could improve on many of the ones posted previously.
But then the bottom-end fell out. ;) Well, it wasn't there to begin with, but you get the idea.
However, I have discovered so many marvelous Lp's that haven't been exposed on other blogs, that in the end it's payed for itself in joy many times over.
Like I'm sure Rocket would agree, these are vinyl Lp's, you clean them, inspect them and drop a diamond needle into their grooves, they still carry the life history with them no matter what.
@ Scoredaddy,
Oh, not at all. I'm sorry if it read that way. Bloody text; so hard to get the tone right!
@isbum
Drop a needle in my groove and I'd carry a life history too.
@3410
Textual tone quality. Place tounge firmly in cheek and avoid keyboard.
@scoredaddy
Trying to get Audacity to link a number of tracks into one long single one. Any ideas?
@Isbum; Scoredaddy; 3410; Buster; Jean; Mel; Tony - Thank you all for sharing the equip. you guys use to rip LPs. I didn't know my post started a discussion (lost my server last night) so I am late contributing.
I use a FGserver SL-BD22 turntable. It is belt driven, has a laser rpm speed adjustment, ground wire and regular amp plugin. I can't remember what cartridge I have but it is in good shape.
I use a Pioneer GR-470 Graphic Equalizer with 7 Band Linear control for each channel. It is also in good shape.
My amp is a Pioneer VSX-2000SR with built-in 5 Band Graphic Equalizer. The amp is not in good condition and needs to be replaced.
My problem is I don't know what else I need to connect it all to the computer. I have an available USB port on the computer. I can't spend a lot of money so I need the simplest way to do this.
Since you guys now know what equipment I already have any comments, advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I have many LP soundtracks, classical and rock 'n' roll I would like to transfer to digital.
@ ruggo - I can still smell the extra onions on your post. ;)
Glad to know everythings okey-dokey in Anaheim. Disneyland should buy that ride we had yesterday and add it to their "California Adventure"!
As you know, I made a mix version of our last project, "Dr. Strangebeat".
Each track was stacked and moved around slightly until they mixed smoothly from one to the next.
I did this by importing each .mp3 by selecting "import/add a new track".
The program actually failed at around 23 tracks, so I exported what I had and added the final 3 or 4 to finish it. You are in for a good mental workout my friend.
Unless someone here knows of an easier way.
@ Gunshotwound,
Good news: you need nothing else - just run a line from the amp's RCA outs to the PC's minijack line in.
At least that's how I did it and it worked well.
@ gunshotwound,
Griffin makes an inexpensive connector called iMic that takes the line level output from your receiver and turns it into a digital signal that then goes through a USB port to be captured by Audacity or a similar program. Costs about $40.
@All
About ripping Lp's:
I have a 30 years old perfect and complete professional equipment to play my Lp's and I rip them using a complete Sound Forge 8 that I downloaded on the Net(the serial I found at astalavista.com).
The result is exactly equal and perfect, but I don't like to hear Lp transfered, and I hate the use of sheap programs to reduce noise, etc. I prefer to listen them on the good old pick-up. Once I find the CD on the shop or on the Net, I use to sell the Lp(I had >1000, now only 200). So, I only rip them when someone ask me. I still feel pleasure on listening Lp's, but on the pick-up.
Good night, folks!
@ isbum et al
I forgot to mention the most important thing of all - cleaning your LPs before starting a rip. I am fortunate enough still to have a washable record sponge manufatured esepially for the purpose. It has been in my possession for longer than I have had my Garrard - give you an idea of how long that was!
As I no longer can obtain anything specially manufactured for the purpose, I use dishwashing liquid, which I apply sparingly to the sponge then wipe the record with a circular motion until all the dust and grit have been removed. Then I rinse the LP under a running tap (faucet) until the liquid has completely been washed off and finally I dry it with a soft lint-free cloth, also using circular motion. This may sound basic and unimportant but it works wonders and I cannot stress enough the need for thorough cleaning.
@filmpac
Thank you so much for "One Night At McCool's." I recommend that anyone here who overlooked that film to check out Shaiman's score. It's quite good.
Cheers.
@ bistis6
Thanks for LOST PLANET
Very cool!!!
@ All
Here is a Gabriel Yared concert, filmed in 2007, at a l'Espace Cardin, featuring the composer on piano. Also, I don't believe that this has ever been released, but feel free to correct me.
GABRIEL YARED CONCERT 2007
The file is an mp4 (368.26 MB), has a running time of over 56 min and contains performances of Yared's scores to the following films.
-- CONCERT LIST --
Betty Blue - Betty et Zorg
The Moon In The Gutter - Suite
The Lover - Main Theme
Wings Of Courage - Tango
Camille Claudel - Sextuet
The English Patient - Suite
Cold Mountain - Suite
The Talented Mister Ripley - Suite
Maybe someone on here wants to rip this into mp3 files and then share?
Either way, enjoy.
Wild on!
SToothy
Just to be clear, the above link is for DL a MOVIE file, not music mp3s.
Wild on!
SToothy
@ ruggo
Linking several tracks together can be done in Audacity by cutting and pasting each complete waveform into the same workscreen. Are these from a CD?
Request :
All The Boys Love Mandy Lane by Mark Schulz.
I can't seem to find anything on it.
Love the movie, love the music.
Any help?
Hello all.
@Isbum:
I recently viewed the spreadsheet document and found a soundtrack to "Gotcha," but the link is dead.
Is there a possibility for a re-up?
Thanks,
Score-Brother
@ score-brother - It wasn't my post.
My guess is it came from filmpac or voncheech.
A good tip on utilizing the spreadsheet is jotting down the date posted or name of the sharer, prior to testing the link.
:) Hope that helps you brother.
Philip Glass, in the tradition of many modern composers, has been able to survive in two worlds: the classical concert stage and film soundtracks. Thankfully, we live in an age when everything is recorded, and made available. Known for many of his minimalist compositions, he is yet able to meet the full orchestral and electronic demands of film.
From Mr. Glass’s notes:
The score for KOYAANISQATSI (1982) grew out of the instrumental style typical of the ensemble of keyboards, winds, and voice for which Glass had been composing for many years. The movement of the film from the organic images of the American Southwest to the hi-tech accelerated life of modern North American cities is reflected in his version of a modern synthesized music.
With POWAQQATSI (1987), we see the indigenous communities of the Southern Hemisphere impacted by rapid transformation through its encounters with the Northern industrialized world. Accordingly, one hears echoes of India, Africa, and South America in this 'world music' score. The use of percussion instruments from around the world further enhances this impression.
In NAQOYQATSI (2002), Director Reggio turns to a visual language heavily dependent on digital, synthesized images. With this film, the "civilized violence" in the narrative of the film goes beyond anything seen in the two preceding films. In this case, Glass chose a contrasting language for the music, "composing music for a large (acoustic) symphonic ensemble featuring a solo cello throughout. His instinct was to balance the quite startling effect of the synthetically composed images with a sound world of "natural" timbres. Furthermore, the solo cello — played superbly by Yo-Yo Ma - quickly emerges as the "voice" of the music, lending the score an overall human dimension.
PHILIP GLASS
KOYAANISQATSI
http://rs99l33.rapidshare.com/files/133869277/Philip_Glass_Koyaanisqatsi.rar
OR
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VCD57MVS
PHILIP GLASS
POWAQQATSI
http://rs87cg.rapidshare.com/files/133876271/Philip_Glass_Powaqqatsi.part1.rar
http://rs150gc2.rapidshare.com/files/133877105/Philip_Glass_Powaqqatsi.part2.rar
OR
Part 1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=441S0G3A
Part 2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0FRSAUQC
PHILIP GLASS
NAQOYQATSI
http://rs55tl2.rapidshare.com/files/133883836/Philip_Glass_Naqoyqatsi.part1.rar
http://rs229l33.rapidshare.com/files/133884971/Philip_Glass_Naqoyqatsi.part2.rar
OR
Part 1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2X9BSRT6
Part 2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LO4ATKQ9
@isbum & scoredaddy
I love Audacity, but the linking of files into a single track becomes a very cumbersome process (at least for me).
Found a little gem: COOL EDIT RECORD DELUXE (Portable...I love portables)
Simply use the "merge" button and drop in all your tracks. Voila!
(That's French for "Damn but I'm good--sometimes")
Here's a re-issue of the first album by Elephants Memory.
"Songs from Midnight Cowboy"
http://rapidshare.com/files/133760577/EM_MidnightCowboy.zip
This record reminded me of a song that I wished had been on this compilation.
"Mongoose"
Do any of you have a good copy of this song you could share with me?
I sold off my collection of 45's a long time ago but I suddenly remembered what a funky rock masterpiece this was.
Really used to "spazz-out" in my room listening to this when I was in my teen's. Funny just remembering it, all that energy!
@ journeyman68 - Here's the compilation I mentioned.
"The Streets of San Francisco" @320
Various Artists
Compiled by Livio d.j.
http://rapidshare.com/files/133959924/VA_TheStreetsOfSanFrancisco.zip
24 tracks of funky -
(mostly) soundtrack music.
enJoy!
@isbum
Is this what you want:
MONGOOSE
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=INXMN7RL
Hello again. I wanted to invite you and your readers to my new social network that I have created. It's similar in appearance to myspace (minus all the hormone-crazed teenagers), but it is intended to serve as a hangout for artists, musicians, and music lovers. I have also included a forum category for music bloggers such as yourself to promote their blogs and share updates. If you are interested, here is the url:
http://digitalmeltd0wn.ning.com
I hope to see you there. Take care.
Zer0_II
Sorry ruggo, not it.
The song was by Elephants Memory.
In 1969, the band had a minor hit with the song "Mongoose," a rocking retelling of the age-old mongoose vs. cobra fable.
Thanks for Sasha though.
@ isbum
You never told us if you made it through your troubles or not. The fact that you are still posting suggests that you did, but I would still like to hear it from you personally. We all care, you know.
@Isbum:
Ahh, ok.
Thanks for the tip.
By the way, I too wish to know the status of your financial situation...
That is, if you wish to share...
@rocket from mars:
According to the .xls document, you are the poster to the soundtrack to "Gotcha."
If this is correct, is it possible that you can re-post it? The link is dead, and I thought that my good friend Isbum was the originator of it.
& finally,
@all:
Due to a funny misunderstanding between me, my mother and an accidental click on Amazon, I am, hopefully getting the OST to "Hero and the Terror" soundtrack within a few days.
If this is correct, and I pray it is, be sure to keep an eye out for it on my blog. Also, I will take the time to share it with Isbum and the gang, here.
Take care everyone.
Stand tall.
Stay strong.
-Score-Brother
(A.K.A. Alberto)
Either one is fine.
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