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«Oldest ‹Older 401 – 582 of 582@ quotewhore -
Awesome post there! Thanks!
Hey Lady!
Jerry Lewis:Phoney Phone Calls
part 1: http://www.mediafire.com/?czgzm4zo55m/
part 2: http://www.mediafire.com/?nddzozkticg/
@All - Can anybody help me out with the 2cd-88trk BEN-HUR from Rhino. The booklet would be nice also.
@ All-
A Request for the 2 "Dr. Who" cds on the Silva label by Murray Gold
#SILCD 1224 and # SILCD 1250
If anyone could do a dvd rip of "Casanova" Masterpiece Theatre with David Tennant/Peter O'Toole, that would be much appreciated also. This soundtrack was never released.
Thank You in advance,
Honored General
@ Ruggo & @ Rick,
Thank you both, the Former For the Fiddler, the Latter for Jesse's Leftout.
@ gunshotwound
I could help with BEN-HUR but my computer is still wonky, freezing up randomly and frequently for no apparent reason. Vists blows. I'll give it a shot but it's iffy.
Anybody have the gorgeous "The Duellists" by Howard Blake?
Just saw the film, which is wonderful, and I'm not only blown away by how wonderful the music is, but that nobody ever talks about it.
@ dylan
I have that. Computer seems to be OK running in safe mode. I'll try.
At a silent film board, someone posted the Movietone score for John Ford's 1928 silent Four Sons on one big 67 MB mp3 file:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4ZF15Z42
Mostly instrumental, with occasional sound effects and vocals. One hour, thirty-seven minutes and twenty-one seconds of late 1920s film music.
@ quotewhore - What's this sites address? I bet they'd appreciate the plug and some compliments.
@rick --Huge thank you for the unreleased Jesse James end titles. A favorite of mine! :)
@isbum --check your email in about a half an hour :)
@bistis6 - Post the BEN-HUR whenever you can. Believe me I understand puter problems. I hope you don't mind but I have THE DUELLIST and will go ahead and post for Dylan.
@Dylan-Here is THE DUELLISTS (19@320) Thanks to the original uploader.
http://rapidshare.com/files/139379791/The_Duellists-HBlake__19_320_.zip
@All - I was wondering around last night at YDHTVTB and I found a couple of things that I don't think have been shared here.
THE BIG BUS-David Shire (bootleg/11@192)
http://rapidshare.com/files/139372716/The_Big_Bus__Bootleg_DShire__11_192_.zip
THE DECLINE AND FALL OF A BIRDWATCHER-Ron Goodwin (13@256) Thanks to the original uploader.
http://rapidshare.com/files/139372715/Decline_and_Fall_of_a_Birdwatcher__The-RGoodwin__13_256_.zip
Enjoy!!!
@ Honoured General,
I *think* this post has the two Murray Golds you're looking for.
@ 3410 -
Thank You, Thank you so much! XD!
honored general
@bistis6 - I'm glad your puter problems have been solved, at least for the present. Thank you for the BEN-HUR.
You are correct about THE DUELLISTS. I did not have the tracks for RIDDLE OF THE SANDS and I thank you for those also. I should have just waited for you to upload. I'm sorry.
@ scoretooth - Your request from 08/08/08, probably the only date this year that works in all languages...
Ernest Troost "Dead Heat" (1988), LP @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/139393316/ET-DeadHeat.zip
Front Cover
Back Cover
PS. Please be advised that the download does NOT contain the front and back covers above. I only found them later. So grab the artwork from the above links.
This was a way cool movie, from the day when B-grade movies still had a sense of humour. Enjoy!
@Ennio - I doubt if Hotel Babylon will ever see an official score release....although stranger things have happened!
I guess it's up to someone with the technical know-how and time to rip the music from the dvd's.
@Isbum - Couldn't agree more about "Hustle" it's one of the coolest shows around and has some fantastically groovy music featured in it too :)
I've been falling behind on my blog reading lately so I've probably missed zillions of posts here! I'm going to try and catch up a little in case I've missed anything special :)
@ gunshotwound
Hell, no need to apologize!! My computer keeps freezing up at random intervals, could be 10 minutes or it could be 2 hours. Frankly, I'm shocked it made it through the upload of three CDs. The success of my actually being able to upload/post it was iffy at best so I thank you for the effort. Now, enjoy RIDDLE OF THE SANDS, it's a beaut!
hi everyone,
can someone help me out with goldsmiths rio conchos the fsm version of the full score plus some tracks in stereo, would also love it in 320 quality.
many thanks in advance...
Could anyone who has my email and is interested in Lalo email me. Cryptic, yes but forgive me, there are reasons!
@ steve - Did you used to go by
steve2000a?
I've known you a long while, but that's the only address I have.
@ all
I just watched Young Frankenstein again last night, and it suddenly occurred to me that I had not thought to ask anyone here if they had the soundtrack! The last time I actually saw it was back when my fully grown son was only 3 years old. So, does anyone here have this hauntingly beautiful score?
@ steve
I'm intrigued but have no email for you. Mine is my username at gmail.com
@Christine Cougar - I can't upload YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN for you but I can upload YOUNG FRON-KON-STEEN!! lol. There is a lot of dialogue and sound effects but I don't think there was ever an official album of strictly music released.
I have broken it up into 3 small downloads for you and as always if there is a problem let me know.
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN-John Morris (14@192)
http://www.divshare.com/folder/383150-2d1
Enjoy and thanks to the original uploader.
@isbum
No its the one that starts finchley...
@bistis6, I'll write you
@ gunshotwound
There was an official release once upon a time. The last time I saw it with my own eyes it was on LP in a Tower Records store back when I still lived in California. Not to discount your work or anything, but I do have the DVD and up to this point that has been my only source for music.....and yes it is very cluttered. I'll try searching the torrent archives for it if no one here has the official release.
Howdy gang :)
I have two requests - if they have go private, you can ring me at:
goblinscore@comcast.net
WITHOUT A CLUE (Mancini) BuySoundtrax CD Ltd Edition.
MARTIN/POLLOCK (Rubenstein) Perseverance Ltd. Ed.
Thanks much!
@ christine cougar - Actually, I do believe what Gunshotwound has provided is indeed the official release.
Soundtrack Collector:
http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=24391
Note that the CD release on there has 14 tracks (same as Gunshot), and that it makes a point of saying "Contains dialogue and music". I think there is also a complete bootleg version taken directly from the movie, but it is bound to contain even more dialogue.
@Christine Cougar - I think you misunderstood what I was saying. To the best of my knowledge there was never an official released with JUST music and nothing else. I have the official release on LP and it contains music & dialogue.
What I uploaded is the same as the LP (ABC Records ABCL-5108) and the cd (One Way Records/MCA MCAD-22192).
@ gunshotwound and christine cougar
Apparently, the upcoming Blu-Ray release will have an isolated score, WOOHOO!! I'm anxious to hear the Creation Scene cue which is nearly inaudible in the film, but I have no Blu-Ray player. Does anyone here own one that would be willing to do a rip?
@bistis6 - Blu-Ray?? What's that?? Is that Ray starved for oxygen? Is he going to take time out from trying to breathe and play a DVD?
:) :) :)
Really, I don't even own a regular DVD player much less a dying man trying to play them. :)
I do have a player on my puter but I rarely watch movies on it because I can't sit back and relax.
@ steve - I checked the old "private share" directory's we used to have on the blog and no finchley@ anything on there.
If you get in touch with bisti6 I guess he'll tell me whats cooking in the Argentinian's kitchen. ;)
@ gunshotwound.....I applaud you, you are my hero today. I was a laserdisc guy until these DVD's came along, now there's blu-ray....ugh, what next :(
Fight the power, resist change!!!!!
@All - Can anybody help me with these two.
The Young Lions+This Earth is Mine-Hugo Friedhofer
Ads. of Marco Polo+The Lodger+The Rains of Ranchipur+Seven Cities of Gold-Hugo Friedhofer
Here is a real CDrip of LAND BEFORE TIME:
James Horner-1988-The Land Before Time(192kbps):
01. The Great Migration 7:49
02. Sharptooth And The Earthquake 10:33
03. Whispering Winds 9:00
04. If We Hold On Together 4:07
05. Foraging For Food 7:15
06. The Rescue / Discovery Of The Great Valley 12:43
07. End Credits 6:22
http://rapidshare.com/files/139657893/J.Horner-1988-The_Land_Before_Time-Elias.rar.html
@gunshotwound -
Here are 2 of the Friedhofers
THIS EARTH IS MINE - http://rapidshare.com/files/139736379/HF-TEIM_.zip.html
THE YOUNG LIONS - http://rapidshare.com/files/139736382/HF-TYL.zip.html
Enjoy!
Thanks for the Duellists! Awesome!
This probably belongs in the European shop, but because science fiction films come up more often here, I'm placing it.
"Tarkovski Par Artemiev" 2002Cd@320
by Edward Nicolay Artemyev
http://rapidshare.com/files/139675115/ENA_TarkovskiParArtemiev.zip
This covers music from "Solaris"
"Le Miroir" and "Stalker".
Mostly electronic, but some orchestral selections as well.
@ gunshotwound and filmpac
O.K. Sorry. My bad. I never actually read the liner notes, so yes, I did misunderstand. If bistis6 is right, I can't wait!
Does any one have Alfred Newman - Wilson
Thanks in advance
@jersey devil - Thank you so much for the 2 Friedhofers. I had them but the bit rate was horrible.
Before I started blogging I knew nothing about bit rates. Now a monster has been created. :)
@elias - Thank you me amigo for THE LAND BEYOND TIME.
@ filmpac
A big, no make that a HUGE, toothy smile to you for the upload of DEAD HEAT.
That really made my weekend!
Thanks,
SToothy
@filmpac:
Hey, thanks again for the "Iron Eagle II" soundtrack.
By the way, out of curiosity, would you happen to have the lyrics to the song, "Enemies like You and Me" by Billy Vera and Ruth Pointer?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
-Score-Brother
Scoretoothieee¡¡¡he,he
I have a request for you:
From the dvd of a great the movie,the fabulous baker boys, the song that sing the fabolous michelle pffeifer. I have the original soundtrack (not a copy, the original¡)and only has two songs¡¡ besides the great score by Dave Grusin.
Thanks¡ scoretoothhh¡
does anybody have the soundtrack to the movie 'Can't stop The Music'.I have been looking for this one for many ages,can't find it.Please help me.
Hey everyone, I have a question more than a request.
In 'A Clockwork Orange', the scene where Alex reads the Bible and has violent fantasies, what is the classical piece playing in the backround?
Its not on the soundtrack and I cant find mention of it anywhere?
I loveit though, so could anyone give me a title if they can?
@bistis6 Thank you so much for Ben Hur. But the 2nd CD seems corrupted somehow. Most of the tracks are silent.
I second scoregoblin's request for Mancini's Without A Clue.
Thx to all contributers on this great blog.
@ david
Crap. I'll fix it.
Here are 3 scores by
Mychael Danna.
"Lilies" 1997 Cd @320
http://rapidshare.com/files/139916281/MD_Lilies.zip
"The Sweet Hereafter" 1997 Cd @320
http://rapidshare.com/files/139937048/MD_TheSweetHereafter.zip
"Shattered Glass" 2003 Cd @320
http://rapidshare.com/files/139927952/MD_ShatteredGlass.zip
EnjoY!
For those who asked...
WITHOUT A CLUE - The late, great, and sorely missed Henry Mancini.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9VNKER23
My rip, 320.
Isbum, since this title is still in print feel free to delete it.
Sorry for the faulty file, so here's a redo with a brand new link for disc 2.
BEN-HUR (Rhino version) - Miklos Rozsa.
Disc 1 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8K536WHH
Disc 2 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J4AWHR0A
My rip, 320.
In deleting a previous post, this link went bye-bye. Here it is again:
THE DUELLIST/RIDDLE OF THE SANDS - Howard Blake
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IZ9JD2BF
My rip, 320. Enjoy.
Thanks so much, bistis6 for your work. This is highly appreciated!
@ 3410 - Where are you hiding?
Has anybody seen 3410 around other blogs lately?
@ j - Totally forgot your request here, just spotted it again on the back pages. One song only everybody, and it seems zshare is kaput, so here it is on megaupload...
Claudine Longet - Love Is Blue (L'Amour Est Bleu)
@ spooky - Why oh why oh why??
VA Soundtrack "Can't Stop The Music" (1980), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/140061285/OST-CantStopTheMusic.zip
@ honored general - In belated appreciation of your Lighthorsemen share, here is Mario Millo's first scoring assignment. Australia's first television mini-series, with Jon English on vocals, the epic and beautiful...
Mario Millo "Against The Wind" (1978), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/139876317/MM-AgainstTheWind.zip
@ score-brother - Lyrics? Sorry dude, I ain't a karaoke machine. A quick google didn't turn up much either, but an even quicker listen indicates they go something like this...
I feel a fire when you look at me
You pull the trigger on my destiny
I might be crazy but I can't help feeling
That you could something mumble mutter thingie over me
Yup, that's them, no doubt about it.
LOL, good luck on your search!
@gunshotwound -
I also remembered I had this:
SEVEN CITIES OF GOLD/THE RAINS OF RANCHIPUR
http://rapidshare.com/files/140097773/HF-SCG.zip
This is at 320k...
Love me some Hugo! Enjoy.
Hey everyone, I have a question more than a request.
In 'A Clockwork Orange', the scene where Alex reads the Bible and has violent fantasies, what is the classical piece playing in the backround?
-----------------------------------
If it's that brief, solo violin piece, that's Rimsky Korsakov's SCHEREAZADE(sic). Check out the Classical Music Hall on this site for several great recordings :)
If it's not that, it may be a piece by Wendy Carlos, believe it or not, all of which has since been released in complete form, or on her Rediscovering Lost Scores Vol. 1 & 2.
@filmpac
thank you kindly for the song, it's much appreciated... =)
...oh and thank you thank you to 'g' and Bistis for Without A Clue! Grazie!
@jersey devil - Thank you for the second Friedhofer set. Now if I can find the Friedhofer/Stromberg set Friedhofer's world will be OK.
@filmpac:
Ahh, ok then.
Thanks for your time.
For the record, after hearing the song for a substantial amount of time last night - two hours and thirty minutes to be exact - I was able to make out most of the song, except the verses that come after this one:
"You make it easy for a man to be strong
You've got the freedom I've wanted so long..."
But other than that, thanks for your time in trying to help me out.
I guess I could post this question on "Yahoo! Answers" and see what may pop up...
Anyway, take care.
Rock on.
-Score-Brother
@ Isbum,
Still here, bud.
Had some problems, but hangin' in there.
Can I help with something?
@ 3410 - Yes. Drop me a line, will ya?
zippyljs@yahoo.com
Done.
Does anyone have
THE INCREDIBLE FILM MUSIC BOX (4 CDs) by the City of Prague Philharmonic?
Collecting any film music by City of Prague Philharmonic as well as anything recorded by William Stromberg and Moscow Symphony Orch.
@ ruggo - I'm looking for a box too...
but it's not from Prague. ;)
@isbum
How do you know? You got something against strange?
@ ruggo - Huh?
Me like strange!
Prague not strange!
Ruggo. I'm talking 12 Cd's of wonderfully remastered soundtracks!
It blasted into orbit and quickly crashed into 1,200 pieces scattered all over planet Earth.
It's our mission to discover the mysteries held within The Black Box!
Hey filmpac,
many many thanks for uploading Can't stop the music dude.You just made my day.THX.
@ spooky - It's true, you can't stop the music! ;)
A few of my favorite Disco blogs:
http://disco2go.blogspot.com/
http://discotrax80s.blogspot.com/
http://bornagain80s.blogspot.com/
Enjoy the 12 inch pleasures to be found at these Spooky!
A compilation of album tracks from the co-composer of "Black Belt Jones".
"Big City Funk" Cd @320
by Dennis Coffey
http://rapidshare.com/files/139320834/DennisCoffeyBigCityFunk.zip
Get down! ;)
@ All - My roomie's looking for the Helen Reddy album "I Am Woman" and I've looked all over for it.
If you have a link or a blog that can be shared I would greatly appreciate it.
@isbum
If this helps here's her greatest hits which includes "woman"
http://rapidshare.com/files/33057228/helen.rar
Password: kanga
@ Ruggo - Thanks, but he seriously wants the "I Am Woman" release.
I had the Lp but it was trashed and we located it on Cd Import paired with her "pink" colored Lp, but alas, too expensive to afford.
I just can't find a blog that focuses on the "mellow rock" or "easy rock" genre.
Hey everyone,
just wanted to pass on the info about this great custom soundtrack my friends and I put together for my blog. it's for Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof featuring every song from the film including the ones left off the soundtrack release. enjoy. here's the link. couldn't do it without the help of my two pals "Comeback Shane" and J. enjoy people!
http://theinfernomusiccrypt.blogspot.com/2008/08/inferno-music-crypt-presents-quentin.html
@isbum i haven't forgotten about the RevCo albums I said I'd post for you. I'll try to get off my lazy behind and get them up for you shortly. sorry for the long wait pal. :)
@All - Back in the 1970's I used to read FILMS IN REVIEW magazine and always looked forward to the soundtrack reviews. Each year music critic Page Cook chose a "5 Best Film Scores". I thought I would share it with you guys. The list includes the years 1959-1982.
Some of you may already be familiar with this list but some of you may not.
In 1909 an organization called The National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Inc. was created as a non-profit organization to represent the interest of the motion picture public. In 1959 the organization began publishing the magazine FILMS IN REVIEW which included an annual "Best Film Score" list.
1959-1982 Best Film Scores:
1959:
1.The Diary of Anne Frank - Alfred Newman
2.Ben-Hur - Miklos Rozsa
3.The Nun's Story - Franz Waxman
4.The Miracle - Elmer Bernstein
5.On the Beach - Ernest Gold
1960:
1.Spartacus - Alex North
2.The Story of Ruth - Franz Waxman
3.Psycho - Bernard Herrmann
4.Elmer Gantry - André Previn
5.Home from the Hill - Bronislau Kaper
1961:
1.El Cid - Miklos Rozsa
2.King of Kings - Miklos Rozsa
3.Summer and Smoke - Elmer Bernstein
4.One-Eyed Jacks - Hugo Friedhofer
5.Back Street - Frank Skinner
1962:
1.The Counterfeit Traitor - Alfred Newman
2.Taras Bulba & Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man - Franz Waxman
3.The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse - André Previn
4.To Kill a Mockingbird - Elmer Bernstein
5.The Cabinet of Caligari - Gerald Fried
1963:
1.How the West Was Won - Alfred Newman & Ken Darby
2.Sodom and Gomorrah - Miklos Rozsa
3.Cleopatra - Alex North
4.Irma La Douce - André Previn
5.The V.I.P.'s - Miklos Rozsa
1964:
1.Marnie - Bernard Herrmann
2.Cheyenne Autumn - Alex North
3.Youngblood Hawke - Max Steiner
4.One Potato, Two Potato - Gerald Fried
5.Rio Conchos - Jerry Goldsmith &
Dead Ringer - André Previn
1965:
1.The Greatest Story Ever Told - Alfred Newman
2.Joy in the Morning - Bernard Herrmann
3.The War Lord - Jerome Moross
4.Shenandoah - Frank Skinner
5.The Hallelujah Trail - Elmer Bernstein
1966:
1.Fahrenheit 451 - Bernard Herrmann
2.Nevada Smith - Alfred Newman
3.The Blue Max - Jerry Goldsmith
4.Hawaii - Elmer Bernstein
5.Lost Command - Franz Waxman
1967:
1.Camelot - Alfred Newman & Ken Darby
2.The Taming of the Shrew - Nino Rota
3.One Million Years B.C. - Mario Nascimbene
4.The Way West - Bronislau Kaper
5.The Whisperers - John Barry
1968:
1.Will Penny - David Raksin
2.The Power - Miklos Rozsa
3.Firecreek - Alfred Newman
4.The Bride Wore Black - Bernard Herrmann
5.Romeo and Juliet - Nino Rota
1969:
1.A Walk with Love and Death - Georges Delerue
2.Where's Jack? - Elmer Bernstein
3.Twisted Nerve - Bernard Herrmann
4.Whatever Happened to Aunt Alice? - Gerald Fried
5.Justine & The Chairman - Jerry Goldsmith
1970:
1.Airport - Alfred Newman
2.The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes - Miklos Rozsa
3.A Walk in the Spring Rain - Elmer Bernstein
4.Patton - Jerry Goldsmith
5.The Lighthouse - Scott Lee Hart
1971:
1.The Night Digger - Bernard Herrmann
2.What's the Matter with Helen? - David Raksin
3.Jane Eyre - John Williams
4.Von Richthofen and Brown - Hugo Friedhofer
5.Big Jake - Elmer Bernstein
1972:
1.Death Be Not Proud - Scott Lee Hart
2.Pope Joan - Maurice Jarre
3.The Other - Jerry Goldsmith
4.The Nightcomers - Jerry Fielding
5.The Poseidon Adventure - John Williams
1973:
1.Sisters - Bernard Herrmann
2.Private Parts - Hugo Friedhofer
3.Crypt of the Living Dead - Philip Lambro
4.Lady Caroline Lamb - Richard Rodney Bennett
5.Papillon - Jerry Goldsmith
1974:
1.The Golden Voyage of Sinbad - Miklos Rozsa
2.The Abdication - Nino Rota
3.Shanks - Alex North
4.The Trial of Billy Jack - Elmer Bernstein
5.Captain Kronos, Vampire Hunter - Laurie Johnson
1975:
1.A Walk in the Forest - Hugo Friedhofer
2.Portrait of Immortality - Scott Lee Hart
3.The Wind and the Lion - Jerry Goldsmith
4.The Hindenburg - David Shire
5.Stavisky - Stephen Sondheim
1976:
1.Obsession - Bernard Herrmann
2.Logan's Run - Jerry Goldsmith
3.The Omen - Jerry Goldsmith
4.The Slipper and the Rose: The Story of Cinderella - Robert B. Sherman & Richard M. Sherman
5.The Incredible Sarah - Elmer Bernstein
1977:
1.Providence - Miklos Rozsa
2.Close Encounters of the Third Kind - John Williams
3.Star Wars - John Williams
4.MacArthur - Jerry Goldsmith
5.Clay Shuttered Doors - Ronnie Dawson
1978:
1.The Fury - John Williams
2.The Boys from Brazil, Damien: Omen II, Capricorn One & The Swarm - Jerry Goldsmith
3.Somebody Killed Her Husband - Alex North
4.Death on the Nile - Nino Rota
5.Watership Down - Angela Morely &
Lord of the Rings - Leonard Rosenman
1979:
1.Time After Time - Miklos Rozsa
2.Last Embrace - Miklos Rozsa
3.Fedora - Miklos Rozsa
4.Star Trek-The Motion Picture - Jerry Goldsmith
5.Dracula - John Williams
1980:
1.Carny - Alex North
2.Pilate's Easter: An Interview with Pontius Pilate - Edward David Zeliff
3.Tess - Philippe Sarde
4.The Awakening - Claude Bolling
5.The Final Countdown - John Scott
1981:
1.Eye of the Needle - Miklos Rozsa
2.Ghost Story - Philippe Sarde
3.History of the World, Part 1 - John Morris
4.Dragonslayer - Alex North
5.Masada - Jerry Goldsmith
1982:
1.E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial - John Williams
2.Conan the Barbarian - Basil Poledouris
3.Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid - Miklos Rozsa
4.Quest for Fire - Philippe Sarde
5.Poltergeist - Jerry Goldsmith
Hope you all enjoy!
@gunshotwound
Thanks for that great list. Now I'll have to go through and see what I'm missing.
One personal note: 1963, How The West Was Won.
I remember seeing the film in its original 3-projector Cinerama presentation. The soundtrack was fantastic and something I looked forward to getting.
What a disappointment. With the exception of the main theme and a few isolated tracks I found the whole thing derivative, repetitious and filled with huge amounts of unoriginal themes.
to whoever posted the 2 big files 45's I and 45's II: first of all, thanks for sharing. huge collection. however, you forgot to mention the titles and years. unfortunately it give a feeling of unfinished work and sadly makes it almost unusable for radio shows and other mediatic exposures, as titles are needed for a broadcast, and for a dj set's playlist as well. correct track names need to be written on the broadcasting sheets, so the broadcasted artists can get fully paid. i don't know if i made myself clear... not commending you but these complete tracklists would be more than appreciated! thanks in advance
@ oui - Your request is reasonable, but would be better asked in European Cine-Scores.
Please re-post it there to the attention of Janus2810.
P.S. Don't be surprised if he would like a paycheck too, it was a huge undertaking putting these together.
Here is the very short score
(one side Lp)
"Shame" 1988 Lp @320
by Mario Millo
http://rapidshare.com/files/140584380/MM_SHAME.zip
Also
"Blink" 1994 Cd @320
by Brad Fidel
songs by The Drovers
http://rapidshare.com/files/140457243/BF_Blink.zip
"Keeper of the City" 1991 Cd @320
by Leonard Rosenman
http://rapidshare.com/files/140436254/LR_KeeperOfTheCity.zip
Enjoy!
@ruggo - Regarding HOW THE WEST WAS WON. I saw the movie when it first came out also but I did not get to see it in its original Cinerama presentation. I saw the single projection version but at least it was on a huge screen. I loved it and still do to this day. I must say though that a lot of my love for the movie is nostalgic.
It was also the first soundtrack I ever bought and it is still my favorite. Again nostalgia plays a large part.
I can understand how you might feel about Newman's score but I just love it. I have always loved what I guess you would call songs of "Americana" and I thought they were well woven into Newman's origanl themes. The score does get criticized for not being completely origianl but there are many other scores that have done the same thing, whether it be a particular song, a classical piece, etc. I felt the music was appropriate for the story and was executed flawlessly. I would much rather have a fully rounded score partially based upon existing music than one which used the same theme endlessly and never expanded. To me a good example is BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN. The same boring theme was heard over and over and over and over to the point that I just wanted to scream. Of course others loved it, including "The Academy". For the life of me I don't understand why. I do not have the BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN score and don't want it. Once you've herad the first minute of the "score" you've heard it all.
Opinions vary and you have every right to feel the way you do. Wouldn't dream of saying you are wrong. I'm glad there is so much music we do agree upon.
Opinions vary from person to person.
It's why I don't encourage them here.
Opinions are like assholes.
Everybody's got one :)
Interesting to observe how many scores on that list have never been released. I am yet to see anything by Scott Lee Hart, for one. Shanks, Incredible Sarah, both unreleased. There seems to be a leaning towards classic scoring (Rozsa seems dominant), and less towards lighter scores (what, no Mancini).
Anyone have "The Counterfeit Traitor", by Alfred Newman? Has been released, would love a listen.
@ isbum - I Am Woman...
Helen Reddy "I Am Woman" (1972), @224:
http://rapidshare.com/files/140653811/HR-IAmWoman.zip
Enjoy!
@ filmpac -
i've never heard that saying before, i think i'm going to have to borrow that and quote you as the the source of it when i do. everbody's got one...lol. i love it.
I am curious if someone might have,
Leprechaun 2 Score (Jonathan Elias)?
@ Filmpac - As promised, here you go mate!
"Three For the Road" 1987 Lp @320
by Barry Goldberg
http://rapidshare.com/files/140673328/BG_ThreeForTheRoad.zip
* 80's rock with some country and funky seasonings. A few songs too.
EnjoY!
@ruggo & All - Ruggo you mentioned you had never seen any score by Scott Lee Hart who was on the "Best" list. Today I found out why. I did some web research (which I should have done before I posted) that was very revealing.
But first there are a couple of errors I need to correct.
FILMS IN REVIEW did began in 1959 but critic Page Cook's column was not included until 1963. Sometime afterward FIR offered copies of the "Best" list for sale at which point Cook began the list with 1959. This list was updated annually with Cook's latest choices.
Now for unveiling the mystery.
Death Be Not Proud-Scott Lee Hart (1972)
Portrait of Immortality-Scott Lee Hart (1975)
Clay Shuttered Doors-Rennie Dawson (1977)
These films and composers do not exist. They are the products of Cook's imagination. I found some responses on Film Score Monthly's message board that shed some light. You guys might find it intresting. I had no idea.
Some further info about FIR's Page Cook
I should have researched further before posting and passing on faulty info.
Is there anyone here with a scanner that has either the original LP issue or the Intrada promo of YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES who could post a hi-res scan of the title logo? I'd like to do a little custom artwork but unfortunately my scanner has no driver for Vista. Thanks.
@ John Scott fans - I know we had a whole lot of Scott's, but did anyone post "The Whistle Blower"?
Only released on Lp. :(
"Twisted Nerve" 1968 Lp @320
by Bernard Herrmann
And -
"Les Bicyclettes De Belsize" 1969
Lp @320
by Les Reed
http://rapidshare.com/files/140700611/Twisted_Nerve_and_Les_Bicyclettes_De_Belsize.zip
@jersey devil
Thank you very much for the amazing CD
Hugo Friedhofer-1955-Seven Cities Of Gold/The Rains Of Ranchipur! Great tracks!
Great guy!
Because "one" is the loneliest number, here are "two" one's! ;)
"The One and Only" 1978 Lp @320
by Patrick Williams
http://rapidshare.com/files/140712097/PW_TheOneAndOnly.zip
"One on One" 1977 Lp @320
by Charles Fox
Songs by Paul Williams -
performed by Seals & Crofts
http://rapidshare.com/files/140719023/CF_OneOnOne.zip
Mellow out. :)
Bonjour à tous et à toutes.
Nouvellement débarqué dans l'époque d'Internet, je lis vos mails avec attention. Je suis effectivement à la recherche d'un score de Lalo Schifrin "Escape to Athena" et je n'arrive pas à mettre la main dessus. Tout comme une compilation des meilleurs morceaux de Brad Fiedel. J'ai la cover mais pas la musique. C'est dommage. Si quelqu'un peut m'aider, mille Merci...
@ afgraviere - Here are the score form Escape to Athena, From Lalo schifrin .
http://rapidshare.com/files/139825305/Lalo_Schifrin_Escape_to_Athena.rar
Please enjoy the providers of franklynot.
J'èspere que vous cela vous agrée.
During the last weeks I often visited
http://worldofsoundtrack.blogspot.com/
Today I discovered that it switched to a private blog. Does anyone have a contact e-mail to ask for an invitation ?
Please help.
Ditto the contact info for World of Soundtrack.
Plus, anyone know how I can get in touch with Riddim, who runs the In the Universe blog? For some reason, I can't find a contact link for him anywhere there.
Re: In the Universe - I don't have riddim1903's contact information.
However, my bookmark still allows me to look at the blog. The latest post promises the 3 disc El Cid and Blazing Saddles as upcoming posts.
Now that I said that here, they may cut me out of the private blog. ;)
Full disclosure has it's risks, I guess! ;)
@gunshotwound - I'm probably speaking out of school here, it's what I do best, but I think of those imaginary composers from Page Cook:
Death Be Not Proud-Scott Lee Hart
Portrait of Immortality-Scott Lee Hart
Clay Shuttered Doors-Rennie Dawson
actually emailed FSM at one point that they were a real person! I can't recall which, but he only did a couple of film scores, worked more for the church lately. I just searched the site again and couldn't find it, but it's out there! Too funny :)
@ score-brother - Changed your mind about that post, I see. :)
Well, I wondered if you really wanted to be a go-between for a blogger who has decided to take his site private.
Well, old Franklynot isn't going private. Why should we? I've never felt the need to manage who comes and who goes. As Filmpac points out, we have a dedicated group of lurkers who enjoy (without saying anything) the music posted here.
99.9% of the people here have never caused trouble or re-posted music from this blog without getting permission or giving credit.
As you know, our friend Jean did start a private blog because he had a bad experience here.
That was his choice and I'm fine with it. Those of you visiting here are not missing out on anything because you haven't been invited.
Jean has made it clear that myself and a few of the shopkeepers can fulfill any requests that you post here.
Simply put, ask for anything you'd like. If it's new or a limited edition, request a private share and leave your email address.
Join in shy people! Drop the "lurker" title, sign up for a google/blogger account and be a voice here.
You need proof that we're open to everyone? Take a stroll through the archives of the past year.
Don't stress over private blogs, we're here and open to everybody.
@Isbum:
Well, my good man, unspite of the comment you just posted, I do want to say this...
I took it off on account that I requested an invitation to the blog.
I am only assuming that I am probably not going to receive the invitation...
But other than that, I am in search of a soundtrack.
I am curious if you have the LP soundtrack to "Critters..."
I have this soundtrack, however, I am looking for the vocal tracks featured in the movie.
The tracks are:
"Power of the Night"
(Terrance MANN)
"Leather"
(White Chicks)
"Still You Turn Me On"
(The Mix)
"No Turning Back"
(Che Zuro)
My e-mail address is:
iggmeista1989@yahoo.com
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
-Score-Brother
@ isbum (et al):
'tis truly a wonderful place you have here,
in fact, I find it quite dear.
My visits come often, my own comments rare,
hopefully of that, you will think neither here nor there.
I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree,
nor steal a link from thou or three,
'twould be a true shame in the blogging chain,
from more rhymes I shall now refrain.
@ Alex
Sorry, I don't have any leverage to getting that song from THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS.
@ All
Anyone interested in some early teasers/preview of this Fall's upcoming film scores?
: )
SToothy
I'd love to get into Master Cylinder's blog again... I messaged him about his release of THE KILLERS having no sound but then couldn't get back in to get a new share of it. :(
Would anyone have his email or a way to contact him, possibly?
@ Alex --
What song frpm THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS? "Makin' Whoopie?" Isn't that on the CD?
@ scoretooth --
Hey, I just had a look at your profile! CINEMASCORE!! They of RAW DEAL? I loved that score! Wonder if we can track 'em down. :)
@ --mcc - Drop me a line. I have no idea how to reach the Master C., but I can pass you "The Killers".
Actually...seems to be 2 versions, so let's talk.
@prospero
Your little verse reminded me of the old classic by Ogden Nash:
I think I shall never see
A billboard lovely as a tree.
Indeed, unless the billboards fall,
I shall never see a tree at all.
@ mcc
Even though these guys only did one score together, I'm a confessed CINEMASCORE junkie. And who couldn't love RAW DEAL ("You should not drink and bake!") Aside from Chris Boardman, it also introduced me to composer Tom Bahler, who did another quirky film score that's been a favorite of mine, COLD FEET (I'll post that scorer if anyone is interested(?).) You can check out Tom here - http://www.myspace.com/tombahler
Albhy Galuten, the 3rd guy of the group, went on to being a grammy winning music producer and was also responsible for the first ever commercial drum loop (Staying Alive - Bee Gees) and "Enhanced Cd's," amongst other creative endeavors.
Either way, great stuff!!!
SToothy
Heloo¡
@Mcc: The problem is that I have the original score of "The fabulous baker boys" and there are only two of the song that the great Pffeifer sings. I want the other songs not released in the soundtrack, like "Feelings", etc, etc. And only is possible with a dvd rip or something like that
@Scoreteeth: I want to listen the previews of future soundtracks that will arrive this year, especially "Australia" by David Hirschfelder and "Cheri" and "The curios casa of Benjamin Button" by Alexander Desplat. How do you get these previews? You are inside of the industry?
Thankssss, man
@ Alex
I know a guy who knows a guy, who knows a guy, who knows me. Other than that, I once said out loud to my Dentist that I'd surly give my two front teeth for all the film scores in the world... well, just take a look at my picture.
Keep a smile'n!
SToothy
@ scoretooth - And here I thought only the tooth fairy made dreams come true! ;)
They say the eyes are the window to your soul, but I can't stop looking at your tonsils every time you smile!
Bring on the sneak-peeks toothy!
If no one beats me to it, Leprechaun 2 (great score btw) is on its way tonite
@ ghost in reverse - Sorry if I am treading on your toes here, mine was also uploaded during the night, before I saw your message. Seems a shame to let the link go to waste...
Jonathan Elias "Leprechaun 2" (1994), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/140937336/JE-Leprechaun2.zip
Hopefully this will catch your attention in time.
@Goglinscore - Regarding the fake composers & films listed by Page Cook.
I think the composer you are thinking of is Edward David Zeliff sited as #2 for PILATE'S EASTER in 1980. He was a real person. I found a letter he wrote to FSM after there was some speculation that he ever existed. He wanted to let people know that he was actually a real person. He had worked as a composer for religious films or as he called them "church basement" films and PILATE'S EASTER was one of those religious films. A 30 minute short. He also said that he composed for a few features an actually had one of his religious feature film scores recorded for sale THE LIVING WORD. I found his letter when I was searching the web. Here is a link if you would like to read it.
"Yes I am a real person, Edward David Zeliff"
I found it all very funny also.
@bisitis6 - Did you ever get the scan of YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES you requested? Take a look at this photo here. It is 2331x3520 resolution and can be blown up quite large. I know it is not exactly what you were looking for but it might help you.
Young Sherlock Holmes poster
@ gunshotwound
No, nobody has uploaded a scan yet. I've seen that size poster on the movieposters auction site, but the problem is that daggone crease that appears in the most inopportune of places in the logo. It's like that in all four files on that site. Thanks for the tip, though. Again, if anyone can scan the title logo for me at a high resolution I'd appreciate it.
@ gunshotwound -
Re: Edward David Zeliff
I just have to say this before Ruggo does. ;)
"God works in mysterious ways."
Thanks for pointing out the article.
anybody catch the LA Times article today on that blogger who leaked songs from the unreleased Guns n' Roses album? peep here:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-gunsnroses28-2008aug28,0,6914718.story
he's getting charged with a felony count, and he's facing up to 3 years and $250,000 in fines...apparently leaking copyrighted material on the internet before it's release date is now a felony...yikes!! i suggest we all be careful as to what we post!
@gunshotwound
@isbum
@Goglinscore
Absolutely there is an Ed Zeliff. Not only is he very real and very talented, but I knew him well.
Ed was the choir director about 15 years ago where I sing. We spent quite a bit of time before and after rehearsals and during breaks discussing film music.
I'm the proud owner of a number of his full symphonic soundtrack compositions which he transferred to cassette tape for me.
Ed's fondness for Bronislau Kaper was enormous and I recall the work we put in on "Green Dolphin Street" as a particularly satisfying experience.
Other than the well-worn tapes, I have never heard any of Ed's music on the soundtrack of a film, but I always thought that he had more than enough skill, talent, passion and imagination to make it in Hollywood.
He also ran off with a very lovely married soprano, ending his career with our group in a very abrupt manner. Artistic temperament, no doubt.
Thank you for the notes about Zeliff, and for confirming I'm not imagining things! And yes, that G n R story, while not on the scope of "our" blogs, is scary, so caution is the word o' the day!
@ filmpac.
You were Quicker than the Eye, like Ben Gazzara would have said!
Does anybody have the new 2 disc release of Michel Legrand's gorgeous "The Happy Ending" (sold out)?
@ dylan - I 2nd that request!
We love Michel Legrand at this blog!
I am positive that Mel, Quinlan, and Tony would 3rd, 4th, and 5th this request!
Here I am again! So, I rented "What Happens in Vegas" and I've attempted to get the score by removing the center channel. Here's the issue... I was using "ac3 filter" on my old computer, that had XP. With Vista, I can't remove the center channel using the filter. Vista has a karaoke function, but does not completely remove the center channel. Can someone help me, or can someone else give it a try, to get this score.
New rip (thanks go to a dude called Filmmusicman) of an old score. Hysterically, Krakatoa was actually located west of Java. During filming the producers became aware of this, but kept the title thinking it sounded more exotic. Hollywood was never known for its historical accuracy, hey...
Frank DeVol "Krakatoa, East Of Java" (1969), LP @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/141408641/FDV-Krakatoa.zip
And one of my favorite scores of recent years, guitar driven, and a most unusual departure for Mr Shore...
Howard Shore "The Departed" (2006), @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/139658107/HS-Departed.zip
@ dylan - And Filmpac will 6th that request!
@ isbum & dylan
I do 4th it!
@ruggo - Glad to find out somebody here actually knew Mr. Zeliff. All these years I had often wandered about him and his short film PILATE'S EASTER. I'm glad he turned out to be a real person. Too bad about Mr. Scott and Mr. Dawson.
@filmpac - Thank you for KRAKATOA. It has fantastic cover art.
@ isbum
And I definitely 3rd a request for The Happy Ending!
@ filmpac
Doesn't matter to me where Krakatoa was in relation to Java but I'm glad to get another Frank De Vol score.
Thanks!
@all
Who doesn't like a happy ending?
@ ruggo - :))
& dancing girls...right? ')
@ isbum and ALL -
Here is an artwork file for "The Devils' Brigade"
for all of you to enjoy as you wish. Covers and booklet included!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/6p7e4k
Enjoy, my friends!
@ isbum and ALL -
Artwork and tracklist for "The Caretakers/The Young Doctors"
Enjoy, all!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/f99l7w
@ Isbum
Hey! Guess I can finally help with something!
Alfred Newman
The Counterfeit Traitor
http://rapidshare.com/files/141560632/The_Counterfeit_Traitor.zip
Ennioman
Check out here:
http://soundtrackslover.blogspot.com/
John Williams, Ennio Morricone, Joe Hisaishi, ...
More to come!
@isbum
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
@isbum and friends...
Hadn't been around a while...Was too busy with my own work as well as posting etc. I enjoy sharing...
Below are several John Scott scores with isbum's request "The Whistle Blower" being the first one in the line up.
I had re-up on josereals request for his forum, thus I have them and quite a bit more actually.
Please note that after the links went dead and I was asked to re-up using my own keeps, I noticed that there is no track info on The Whistle Blower, nor are the tracks marked, they're all called track one track two etc. in Spanish as unrecognised manner. The back cover shows also no signs of track info, so my own conclusion is that this must be a bootleg, an unofficial copy of sorts.
Well enjoy and nice being here again...
Yes isbum is right as soon as I get the "Blazing Saddles-John Morris" and "El Cid - 3 CD's-ROZSA",
I'd like to share on a private basis.
Simply drop a line to riverrunsinto@gmail.com. I'll do the rest :)
JOHN SCOTT:
- THE WHISTLE BLOWER
http://rapidshare.com/files/141559592/J.Scott-TWhstleBlowr.rar
- A STUDY IN TERROR
http://rapidshare.com/files/111070204/A_Stdy_In_Trr1-JScott.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/111073563/A_Stdy_In_Trr2-JScott.rar
- A COLCHESTER SYMPHONY
http://rapidshare.com/files/111076612/A_Colchstr_Symph.1-JScott.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/111079889/A_Colchstr_Symph.2-JScott.rar
- KING OF THE WIND
http://rapidshare.com/files/111169421/KING_O_TH_Wind-JScott-P1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/111171270/KING_O_TH_Wind-JScott-P2.rar
- MAN ON FIRE
http://rapidshare.com/files/111166428/Man_on_Fire-JSctt.rar
- LIONHEART (Arguably one of the best John Scott scores...)
http://rapidshare.com/files/111275407/LIONHEART_JScott-A.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/111276746/LIONHEART_JScott-B.rar
@Clint's archive
Do you know where I may findsome Norman Wisdom comedies I could download, so far I only have had success finding jut one film...
Thanks in advance...
On a separate note: Your counterfit traitor link has some missing letters, thus it's not working.
Again thanks...
@ All
Been revisiting a few of my Broughton's today, wondered if anyone can help improve on a couple of IN*r*D* titles IF they are sold out, not too sure of their current status..
Looking for:
Tombstone (anything better than 128)
and
Monster Squad (only have that terrible bootleg version)
and still after the 1999 Broughton Promo from IN*r*D* 'Sounds Exciting' Cat' No CD 4002
and can be seen on SC here:
http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=9984
Thanks to you all.
Ennioman
@ Riddim1903
Might want to check that again bud, just tried it and downloading fine, plus it has already had 12 downloads..
Wisdom titles, tough call, will work on it though.
Ennioman
A long shot....
Would anyone also happen to have RV Williams'
5th Symphony in D minor
TIA
Ennioman
Here is a 3 CD set of Keith Emerson's film music. Each disc represents his work on films from a particular country.
KEITH EMERSON AT THE MOVIES
Disc 1 (USA)
http://rapidshare.com/files/141589768/KE_Movies-Disc_1.zip
Disc 2 (Italy)
http://rapidshare.com/files/141602937/KE_Movies-Disc_2.zip
Disc 3 (Japan)
http://rapidshare.com/files/141649067/KE_Movies-Disc_3.zip
Enjoy.
JD
@clint's archive -
Not such a long shot after all!
Ralph Vaughan Williams
SYMPHONY No. 5 in Dm
http://rapidshare.com/files/141656292/RVW_No._5.zip
(I only have it at 192k - sorry!)
@ Jersey devil
Sir, you just made my night a very happy one, thank you kindly!
Ennioman
@isbum - Great Saturday night specials. I look forward every week to see what you offer.
@Clint's Archive - Thanks so much for COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR. Never heard it before. I have TOMBSTONE @160. If you would like I will upload for you.
@riddim1903 - Thanks for all the John Scott and the private shares you offered.
@Clint's Archive - My TOMBSTONE is the regular 18 track version not the expanded. I'll still upload if you would like it.
@ gunshotwound
You have sent me spinning now, as I didn't know of an expanded version! I only have the 18 track version.
Hmmmm, now what?
Tell you what my friend, give it a couple of days, maybe our friends here can help us both out with an expanded version, if not, a 160 version would be most welcome, many thanks.
@ Jersey Devil
Never thought I'd be so happy to have tears in my eyes, totally heartbreaking, and overwhelming, thank you again.
Ennioman
Hey Fellas!
I have the 2 disc Tombstone, ripped at 320. Would yall' like that? I'll git to work on it.....
@ The General
...and as if by magic!
I think we'd be honored :-)
Ennioman
@ clint's archive
I can help with both MONSTER SQUAD and SOUNDS EXCITING. MONSTER SQUAD is still in print so it'll have to be a private share. As I said earlier, I'm out of town and won't be able to upload anything for a couple of weeks. Bear in mind that these will be 320 rips from my own official CDs, but if you find them before I get a chance to get them to you, no problem. Let me know either way.
@ bistis6
Thank you very much in deed, absolutely no rush on either of them, leave it a couple of weeks no problem, do you have an email you've made public here?
Ennioman
Here is a cover for "Young Sherlock Holmes". If I can find my CD of it I'll scan new covers.
http://rapidshare.com/files/141672467/Young_Sherlock_Holmes.jpg
I have been a long time reader of this blog, and I have received lots of great downloads. I will try and contribute anything I can.
I have Monster Squad but it looks like someone beat me to it...
Looking forward to giving back.
@ Keving
'I have Monster Squad but it looks like someone beat me to it...'
Isbum will back me up when I say 'I know how you feel' ;-)
You have to be quick round these parts, but that only reiterates as to how good the quality of people are here.
Appreciate the offer,
Ennioman
Currently uploading "CARTOON CONCERTO" to Rapidshare, this is my first time uploading so I hope it works...
Look for it soon. I have tons of Bruce Broughton scores and , depending on how this first one goes, I will get to them all soon.
I am new here, but Isbum has done so much for score lovers, I just hope I will be able to contribute when I can.
@clint's archive
I tried, like you say there are so many great people here always willing to step up, I missed it...still looking for the "YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES" CD to scan...
@Clint's Archive - No Problem. I didn't know there was one either! I found out when I went to check my track listing before zipping.
The expanded would be nice.
@ keving - Welcome out of the shadows buddy! How did your first upload go?
You guy's really chatted up a storm today, I don't know what or who to address first.
@ keving - Go ahead and post your copy of "Monster Squad" (preferably at 320 kbt). Bistis6 won't have a problem with it, he's a real mature guy. ;)
Like Ennioman says, we've all placed 2nd in the upload race here. :)
@ Mel & Quinlan - Would you like the following records?
Nelson Riddle Conducts The Bright & The Beautiful" Liberty LRP-3508
"Vive Legrand!" Nelson Riddle Salutes Michel Legrand - 1973 Daybreak Records
George Greeley Guest Pianist With the Warner Bros. Orchestra
"Popular Piano Concertos of Famous Film Themes" 1961 Warner Stereo
Let me know if these have already been posted in blogland, will ya fellas?
@ isbum
Wow!!! Yes to all three, please!
I haven't seen any of these around.
Thanks.
Tombstone File Name: CD1.zip
Size: 151MB | Description: Enjoy!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ap7dw4
Tombstone File Name: CD2.zip
Size: 29MB | Description: enjoy!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ohpxx0
Both are ripped at 320, and all credit goes to the original poster! (not my rip)
Enjoy, all and Happy Labor Day!
@ The General
Many thanks! Look forward to hearing Tombstone in all its extended glory.
Here'e Cliffhanger by Trevor Jones, not a bad score at all, and with a glorious main theme.
http://rapidshare.com/files/141778631/Cliffhanger.zip
and yes, a happy Labor day to all our American friends.
Ennioman
Here's
Richard Rodney Bennett's
beautiful 1967 score for
Far from the Madding Crowd
http://rapidshare.com/files/141795199/Far_From_The_Madding_Crowd.zip
Ennioman
Hi my friends here at the great Isbum Place.
I am looking for two italian scores maybe someone can help ??
Ritratto D' Autore from Claudio Simonetti
and
Marcello Giombini
Le Dolci Notti CAM LP 1962
Thanks guys :)
Here's one I can't remember seeing here, from an old file of mine,
This is a Re-recording of Stu Phillip's
Battlestar Galactica
by the Scottish National Orchestra
Only @128 but a very very good 128, so don't be put off, give it a go.
http://rapidshare.com/files/141804005/Battlestar_Galactica_RR_SNO.zip
Ennioman
@clint's archive -
I'm a huge fan of RVW, so let me know if there's anything else you are looking for!
JD
@ JD
It's a very long story, but I remember learning about Williams in school (some 28 years ago)! And his 5th symphony was the one I remember as really standing out, one of the most stirring musical pieces that engraved itself on my mind, and yet, I had never owned it..
I recall a lot of his work being choral, and some of it extremely heavy, which I must confess I find a little hard to listen to. I have only just started reading about his private life and what an extraordinary story it is. What an extraordinary man!? His devotion to both crippled wife and younger mistress is incredibly moving. Which made me want to rediscover his music once again. So I'm a bit of a novice in respects to remembering his musical work, it's just that 5th Symphony that takes me right back and if there are any other works of his that are as stirring and emotional as his 5th, I'd be very interested in knowing.
Ennioman
Here's an interesting one which may appeal to Roy Budd fans out there. Arguably, GET CARTER remains one of his greatest and most loved scores and of course contains one of the greatest Killer main title tunes (what a Bass line). So here is a selection of 10 remixed versions of that main title for Budd fans to enjoy.
May not appeal to all, but only one way to find out..
Just want to advise that there is also some strong language included.
http://rapidshare.com/files/141824393/Carterremixes.zip
Ennioman
Hi just like to draw your attention to this jazzy soundtrack as its so good
Masabumi Kikuchi - A Short Story For Image: hairpin circus [1972] [PHILIPS/Nippon Phonogram FS-6514]
"This soundtrack from Motion Picture "Hairpin Circus" was called the answer from Japan to Miles on "Ascenseur pour I'Echafaud" and MJQ on "No Sun in Venice".
http://rapidshare.com/files/139191887/1978.MKHC.0104.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/139191889/1978.MKHC.0508.zip
Credit to my friend Yuichiro for this album
Rapidshare doesn't seem to be cooperating, or it's something I am doing wrong. Since I am new to this can someone give a very quick tutorial on up-loading to Rapidshare. When I try it always times out.
Once I get it worked out I'll go ahead with "Monster Squad"
rapidshare.com ... click browse , find your compressed (zip or rar) file on your pc , click upload , wait until finished (30mins approx)copy and paste dl link here :)
@ Attax, Reza, Ennioman - It's absolutely heartwarming to see you stopping by and sharing some music.
Thanks fellas!
@ isbum
I follow mel!
Yes for the three of them which I never saw shared anywhere else.
Thank you!
BTW, it's September 1st.
Don't forget to close August thread and open a new one for the opening month.
I'm ready when you are to post the August link lists.
Cheers
Ok, I think I finally got this to work.
"MONSTER SQUAD", I'm sorry it's at 192 but it sounds good.
http://rapidshare.com/files/141846597/Monster_Squad.zip.html
Thanks reza for the uploading help.
@ Quinlan - Oh! Drat, it's September 1st!
Some recent posts/links will be repeated once I open the new thread.
Sorry folks.
@ Keving
Well done mate, will try it later, many thanks!
@ Isbum
So nice to have a bit of time to myself for a while ;-)
Here's Stan Getz great 1965 Jazz score for Mickey One
http://rapidshare.com/files/141848022/Mickone.zip
Ennioman
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