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Tonight's INSERT COMPOSER playlist (was: Tonight's HOWARD SHORE playlist)

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  1. Pulling a couple of choice tracks off each Howard Shore score in my collection and hitting 'shuffle' on iTunes produced a nice playlist tonight.

    'Icarus' from THE AVIATOR
    'Valley of the Dragons' from SOUL OF THE ULTIMATE NATION (wow - nasty pinched sound next to THE AVIATOR!)
    'End Credits' from DEAD RINGERS
    'All Dressed up in Blue' from COPLAND
    'Before and After' from BEFORE AND AFTER
    'The Desert' from SEVEN
    'Bilbo's Song' from RETURN OF THE KING: COMPLETE RECORDINGS
    'Mrs Doubtfire' from MRS DOUBTFIRE
    'Queenborough Hall' from THE YARDS
    'The Epitaph' from SOUL OF THE ULTIMATE NATION
    'Crash' from CRASH
    'Happy Birthday, Nicholas' from THE GAME
    'Tatiana' from EASTERN PROMISES
    'Naked Lunch' from NAKED LUNCH
    'The Germ Free Zone' from THE AVIATOR
    'My Name is Rene Gallimard' from M BUTTERFLY (superb cue from a lovely and underrated score)
    'Richard, Duke of York' from LOOKING FOR RICHARD
    'John Doe Jersey' from DOGMA
    'Twilight and Shadow' from RETURN OF THE KING (original album) -- beautiful track, sadly eroded in its extended form
    'The Departed Tango' from THE DEPARTED
    'Main Title' from PANIC ROOM
    'Tides of Hope' from SOUL OF THE ULTIMATE NATION
    'The Finale' from THE FLY
    'Main Title' from THE SCORE
    'Willie's Tears' from THE YARDS -- SOOOO beautiful
    'Becky from ESTHER KAHN
    'Internal Investigation' from THE YARDS
    'The White Rider' from THE TWO TOWERS
    'A Genuine Game Urge' from EXISTENZ
    'Isengard Unleashed' from THE TWO TOWERS
    'Would you like a cup of tea?' from NOBODY'S FOOL
    'Boston Common' from THE DEPARTED
    'Billy's Theme' from THE DEPARTED
    'Caras Galadhon - Lament for Gandalf' from FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING: COMPLETE RECORDINGS

    Mysteriously missing: for some reason, I have not ripped the original albums of FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING, HISTORY OF VIOLENCE, THE CELL or THE CLIENT. I also could not find the 'Beacon Lighting' cue from the original RETURN OF THE KING album, which is strange.

    I don't have... BOY, SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, others.

    Not-so-mysteriously-missing: THE LAST MIMZY. Don't ask!
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      CommentAuthorNautilus
    • CommentTimeFeb 6th 2008 edited
    Wow...A perfect list if anyonw wants kill me wink

    (Take note Steven )
    • CommentAuthorAnthony
    • CommentTimeFeb 6th 2008
    *virtual stab at Nautilus* wink
    • CommentAuthorMogens
    • CommentTimeFeb 6th 2008
    That's a nice list Michael - how long is it in hours and minutes?
    Luminous beings are we.. Not this crude matter.
  5. Just a shade over 2 hours...
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  6. I thought that I'd join in the Shore-fest:

    "The Hearing" from THE YARDS
    "The Road To Isengard" from THE RETURN OF THE KING (COMPLETE)
    "The Lighting of The Beacons" from THE RETURN OF THE KING (COMPLETE)
    "SWAT" from SEVEN
    "Run Late" from THE SCORE
    "The Breaking of The Fellowship" from THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
    "The Note Had Been Struck" from ESTHER KAHN
    "Mirror Image" from CRASH
    "Minor Catastrophe" from PHILADELPHIA
    "The Score Begins" from THE SCORE
    "Track 30" from A KISS BEFORE DYING
    "The Prophecy" from THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
    "Ghosts" from LOOKING FOR RICHARD
    "Chasing John Doe" from SEVEN
    "Grond - The Hammer of The Underworld" from THE RETURN OF THE KING (COMPLETE)
    "Willie's Tears" from THE YARDS
    "The Bridge of Khazad Dum" from THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
    "A Benevolent Psychopathology" from CRASH
    "Hilltop Diner" from THE YARDS
    "Henry, Earl of Richmond" from LOOKING FOR RICHARD

    Who next?
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  7. Ah, I do not have A KISS BEFORE DYING or PHILADELPHIA. Since you know CRASH and SEVEN better than I, I think I will go and add those tracks to the playlist.

    RE: RETURN OF THE KING. I listened to the Complete Recordings version of 'The Battle of the Pelennor Fields' last night. Though it's an edit job mixing three different cues, I actually prefer the original album version. When the Nazgul music comes in, there's a bit more of a two-sided battle going on. It feels a bit more musically coherent too.
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  8. There's quite a few examples where the original CDs are more enjoyable tracks compared with the complete versions.

    I thought that my Howard Shore "random play" was quite a good sampling - though there was a bit too much from Middle Earth!

    Michael, I quite enjoyed spending some time listening to random cues from specific composers. Maybe you could modify the topic heading and make in more of a general composer's random playlist: I had a listen to 10-cue random plays for a couple of composers last night and wanted to share. But maybe the thread-police would pounce on individual threads for specific composers? Especially if they only get 1-2 posts per topic!
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  9. The first half of a random playlist of my favourite John Williams' tracks. Some glorious listening today. smile

    Schindler's Workforce (9:08) Schindler's List
    Preparing The Cage (3:28) Jaws
    The Farewell Scene (5:01) Nixon - Soundtrack
    Remembering Childhood (11:02) Hook
    Look Down, Lord (Reprise And Finale) (4:13) Rosewood
    The Love Montage (4:47) Images
    End Credits (Franz edit) (16:18) Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith
    Finale (3:55) The Towering Inferno
    A Happy Navorski Ending! (2:47) The Terminal
    The Lost World (3:34) Jurassic Park: The Lost World
    Destiny..."Canneloni"...And The Tale Of Viktor Navorski (Reprise) (5:06) The Terminal
    Scherzo For Motorcycle And Orchestra (3:54) Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade
    The Intersection Scene (4:13) War of the Worlds
    Hymn To The Fallen (6:10) Saving Private Ryan
    You Are the Pan (3:59) Hook
    The Football Game (4:11) Sleepers
    Everybody Runs! (3:11) Minority Report
    Theme From Monsigner (3:28) Monsignor
    The Sith Spacecraft; The Droid Battle (2:37) Star Wars Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace
    Catch Me If You Can (2:42) Catch Me If You Can
    The Chairman's Waltz (2:40) Memoirs of a Geisha
    Fawkes the Phoenix (3:46) Harry Potter & The Chamber Of Secrets
    As the Water... (2:01) Memoirs of a Geisha
    Tavington's Trap (4:10) The Patriot
    Death On The Carousel And End Titles (8:28) The Fury
    Main Title (Theme From "Jaws") (2:21) Jaws
    Prologue (JFK) (4:01) JFK
    Star Wars - The Final Battle (7:18) John Williams' Clasic Film Scores
    The "Float" (4:56) Catch Me If You Can
    Hell's Kitchen (5:22) Sleepers
    Cua Viet River, Vietnam 1968 (3:37) Music for the Stage and Screen
    The Hunt (3:30) Jurassic Park: The Lost World
    Diagon Alley And The Gringotts Vault (4:06) Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone
    Auschwitz-Birkenau (3:41) Schindler's List
    Ray and Rachel (2:42) War of the Worlds
    Track 01 (6:18) Angela's Ashes
    Duel Of The Fates (4:14) Star Wars Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace
    Revenge (2:46) Sleepers
    Bonding (1:57) Munich
    Parade Of The Slave Children (4:54) Temple of Doom
    Munich: Thoughs Of Home (4:04) Munich
    The Miracle of the Ark (6:06) Raiders of the Lost Ark
    Track 1 (7:00) A.I. - Oscar Promo disc 1
    Give Me Your Names (4:55) Schindler's List
    Dance of the Witches (4:47) Witches of Eastwick, The
    Star Wars - The Little People Work (4:55) John Williams' Clasic Film Scores
    The Meeting With Mao (3:09) Nixon - Soundtrack
    Elegy For Cello and Orchestra (6:22) Yo-Yo Ma Plays the Music of John Williams
    Persumed Innocent (4:13) Presumed Innocent
    End Credits (5:24) Raiders of the Lost Ark
    Making The List (5:11) Schindler's List
    Visitor In San Diego (7:38) Jurassic Park: The Lost World
    The Last Battle (7:57) Saving Private Ryan
    Becoming a Geisha (4:52) John Williams - Memoirs of a Geisha
    Anakin's Dark Deeds (4:05) Star Wars III - Revenge of the Sith
    The Chamber of Secrets (3:50) Harry Potter & The Chamber Of Secrets
    Martin Vs. Tavington (3:07) The Patriot
    Harrer's Journey (4:02) Seven Years In Tibet
    1960's, The - The Turbulent Years (5:04) Nixon - Soundtrack
    Cybertronics (3:32) Artificial Intelligence - Oscar Promo
    Brush On Silk (2:31) John Williams - Memoirs of a Geisha
    The Arrival At Tatooine; The Flag Parade (4:04) Star Wars Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace
    Star Wars - The Throne Room & End Title (8:03) John Williams' Clasic Film Scores
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      CommentAuthorFalkirkBairn
    • CommentTimeFeb 9th 2008 edited
    That's a bit too much information, Michael!!

    Last night I had a random MARCO BELTRAMI playlist amounting to 10 cues (out of a possible 123 favourites):

    "It's Over, Sid" (00:46) - SCREAM 2
    "Organ Grinder" (1:57) - I AM DINA
    "Main Title" (2:08) - THE CROW: SALVATION
    "Titles" (5:17) - HIGHWAY 395
    "Gangs of Chicago" (3:13) - I, ROBOT
    "Mikey Doesn't Like It" (3:13) - UNDERWORLD: EVOLUTION
    "Heli-Ride" (3:37) - UNDERWORLD - EVOLUTION
    "End Credits" (8:21) - RED EYE
    "HB vs Sam The 2nd" (6:39) - HELLBOY (COMPLETE)
    "Scooter" (2:44) - THE OMEN

    This was quite a good selection of Beltrami's stuff. Nice to start off with some emotional rather than bombastic scoring. But with The Crow: Salvation it wasn't long before Beltrami's trademark rhythms and sound designs came to the fore! The latter tracks were definitely full-on Beltrami. "Heli-Ride" is a cue that has everything that's good about Marco Beltrami's work.
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  11. After the Beltrami set I listened to some JERRY GOLDSMITH (out of a possible 135):

    "No Diamonds / End Title" - KING SOLOMON'S MINES
    "Katya" - THE RUSSIA HOUSE
    "Final Battle" - RAMBO III
    "The Air Lock" - OUTLAND
    "It's A Long Road" - FIRST BLOOD (Great theme)
    "My Land" - BAD GIRLS (The theme from this movie is another one of my favourite Goldsmith themes)
    "Remus" - STAR TREK: NEMESIS
    "Life Is A Dream" - STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER
    "Home Flight" - RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PART II
    "Rebirth" - POLTERGEIST (one of Goldsmith's greatest achievements)

    Both "Final Battle" and "The Air Lock" are, for me, two great examples of how good Goldsmith is at varying rhythms in a cue, keeping things interesting and building tension. Not many people do such a good job at this nowadays.
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      CommentAuthorThor
    • CommentTimeFeb 11th 2008
    Not to be a partypooper, but what is the point of posting these?
    I am extremely serious.
  13. Death is too good for this Norwegian. angry
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  14. And to answer your question: to see what other people would put on a playlist of a particular composer if they wanted to listen to the best. It becomes a way of making your own compilation playlists better if you see someone else include a track you wouldn't have thought of.

    I think however, all of us are in our own way looking for love.
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      CommentAuthorThor
    • CommentTimeFeb 12th 2008
    Ah, OK then...I'll let you get back to your business. smile
    I am extremely serious.
  16. Resist the devil, and he will flee. wink

    Seriously - join in. If you could make the ultimate Elliot Goldenthal playlist, what would it be? We can even discuss it!
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  17. This isn't an "ultimate Elliot Goldenthal" playlist but a 10-track random selection from the 51 favourite tracks from Goldenthal on my player:

    "The Spirit Within / The Phantom Plains" - FINAL FANTASY: THE SPIRITS WITHIN (COMPLETE)
    "Lento" - ALIEN³
    "Fox Fanfare / Agnus Dei" - ALIEN³
    "An Offering" - TITUS
    "Funeral / Coda" - MICHAEL COLLINS
    "Main Titles & Fanfare" - BATMAN FOREVER
    "Louis' Revenge - INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE
    "Fire and Arms" - MICHAEL COLLINS
    "The Homecoming" - COBB
    "Dies Irae" - DEMOLITION MAN

    A very satisfying selection here. I love the "Agnus Dei" track with the modified Fox Fanfare tacked on at the beginning.
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  18. ...and finishing off this evening with a random play:

    "HBT Arrive" - THE NEGOTIATOR - Graeme Revell
    "The Fall" - THE OMEN - Jerry Goldsmith
    "Eliza Aria" - WILD SWANS - Elerna Kats-Chernin
    "The Emperor's Death" - RETURN OF THE JEDI - John Williams
    "Mia" - DIABOLIQUE - Randy Edelman
    "Clark Farm Shootout" - RIDE WITH THE DEVIL - Mychael Danna
    "Tear It Down" - LIFE AS A HOUSE - Mark Isham
    "Optimus vs Megatron" - TRANSFORMERS - Steve Jablonsky
    "To Ft. Crow" - THE LAST WINTER - Jeff Grace
    "Flight" - AMAZON - Alan Williams
    "Fire" - DEVIL'S ADVOCATE - James Newton Howard
    "The Dream of A Normal Life" - DOCTOR WHO (SERIES 3) - Murray Gold
    "End Credits" - CLIFFHANGER - Trevor Jones (SONCINEMAD concert)
    "The Scorpion" - STAR TREK: NEMESIS - Jerry Goldsmith
    "Krzyk Radosci" - KOCKANKOWIE ROKU TYGRYSA - Henri Seroka
    "Wait" - THE THING - Ennio Morricone
    "Main Theme" - DINOTOPIA - Trevor Jones

    Quite a low-key selection here. I hadn't heard cues from Ride With The Devil or Life As A House in quite a while.
    The views expressed in this post are entirely my own and do not reflect the opinions of maintitles.net, or for that matter, anyone else. http://www.racksandtags.com/falkirkbairn
  19. FalkirkBairn wrote
    This isn't an "ultimate Elliot Goldenthal" playlist but a 10-track random selection from the 51 favourite tracks from Goldenthal on my player:

    "The Spirit Within / The Phantom Plains" - FINAL FANTASY: THE SPIRITS WITHIN (COMPLETE)
    "Lento" - ALIEN³
    "Fox Fanfare / Agnus Dei" - ALIEN³
    "An Offering" - TITUS
    "Funeral / Coda" - MICHAEL COLLINS
    "Main Titles & Fanfare" - BATMAN FOREVER
    "Louis' Revenge - INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE
    "Fire and Arms" - MICHAEL COLLINS
    "The Homecoming" - COBB
    "Dies Irae" - DEMOLITION MAN

    A very satisfying selection here. I love the "Agnus Dei" track with the modified Fox Fanfare tacked on at the beginning.


    Good selection!
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  20. Any of Goldenthal's cues, put together in a random fashion, would make for a great playlist!!
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      CommentAuthorDemonStar
    • CommentTimeJul 2nd 2008 edited
    My current Top 25 Score tracks playlist... these are the ones I play the most BTW smile ...

    TOP 25 SCORE TRACKS - (in order of my liking)

    01. KING OF PRIDE ROCK (film version) from The Lion King (expanded) (Hans Zimmer)
    02. ...TO DIE FOR (film version) from The Lion King (expanded) (Hans Zimmer) (mono sound sad )
    03. FOR FRODO from The Return Of The King : Complete Recordings (Howard Shore)
    04. SHIELDMAIDEN OF ROHAN from The Return Of The King : Complete Recordings (Howard Shore)
    05. THE LIGHTING OF THE BEACONS from The Return Of The King : Complete Recordings (Howard Shore)
    06. AM I NOT MERCIFUL? from Gladiator (Hans Zimmer)
    07. THE BRIDGE OF KHAZAD DUM from Fellowship of The Ring (Howard Shore)
    08. RAPTORS/ALADAR MEETS THE HERD from Dinosaur Complete (James Newton Howard)
    09. THE EGG TRAVELS from Dinosaur (James Newton Howard)
    10. WHAT SHALL WE DIE FOR from Pirates of The Carribean: At World's End (Hans Zimmer)
    11. ARRIVAL TO EARTH from Transformers (Steve Jablonsky)
    12. I DON'T THINK NOW IS THE BEST TIME from Pirates of The Carribean: At World's End (Hans Zimmer)
    13. BUCKBEAK'S FLIGHT from Harry Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban (John Williams)
    14. DAVY JONES from Pirates Of The Caribbean : Dead Man's Chest (Hans Zimmer)
    15. BATTLE FOR VARDEN from Eragon (Patrick Doyle)
    16. WHEEL OF FORTUNE from Pirates Of The Caribbean : Dead Man's Chest (Hans Zimmer)
    17. THE BATTLE from ALADDIN (Alan Menken)
    18. DON KARNAGE'S CAVE from TaleSpin (promo) (Christopher L Stone)
    19. BIG BATTLE from TaleSpin (promo) (Christopher L Stone)
    20. STORYBOOK ENDING from Enchanted (Alan Menken)
    21. GOING AFTER ROURKE from Atlantis: The Lost Empire (promo) (James Newton Howard)
    22. CAVE OF WONDERS from Aladdin (Alan Menken)
    23. AVALANCHE from Mulan (promo) (Jerry Goldsmith)
    24. BATTLE ON THE TOWER from Beauty and The Beast (Alan Menken)
    25. SANCTUARY! from Hunchback of Notre Dame (Alan Menken)
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      CommentAuthorErik Woods
    • CommentTimeJul 2nd 2008 edited
    ^ Need more variety my friend! I know they are your favorites... but... good to see Talespin on the list. An excellent score!

    -Erik-
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      CommentAuthorDemonStar
    • CommentTimeJul 2nd 2008
    Erik Woods wrote
    Need more variety my friend!


    I'm trying to discover more Golden Age scores so I guess those tracks will creep in soon too! wink
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      CommentAuthorSteven
    • CommentTimeJul 2nd 2008 edited
    DemonStar wrote
    Erik Woods wrote
    Need more variety my friend!


    I'm trying to discover more Golden Age scores so I guess those tracks will creep in soon too! wink


    Good... goood. But diversification doesn't primarily mean listening to Golden Age scores, there's a lot of diversifying you could do with modern scores based on your list there.

    I have spoken.
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      CommentAuthorDemonStar
    • CommentTimeJul 2nd 2008
    Steven wrote
    ]Good... goood. But diversification doesn't primarily mean listening to Golden Age scores, there's a lot of diversifying you could do with modern scores based on your list there.

    I have spoken.


    Thanks! beer
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      CommentAuthorErik Woods
    • CommentTimeJul 2nd 2008
    Steven wrote
    DemonStar wrote
    Erik Woods wrote
    Need more variety my friend!


    I'm trying to discover more Golden Age scores so I guess those tracks will creep in soon too! wink


    Good... goood. But diversification doesn't primarily mean listening to Golden Age scores, there's a lot of diversifying you could do with modern scores based on your list there.

    I have spoken.


    Agreed!

    -Erik-
    host and executive producer of THE CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO PODCAST | www.cinematicsound.net | www.facebook.com/cinematicsound | I HAVE TINNITUS!
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      CommentAuthorSteven
    • CommentTimeJul 2nd 2008
    DemonStar wrote
    Ok, then, I guess these might fit...

    Dueling The Basilisk - HP & the Chamber of Secrets
    Finale - HP & the Prisoner of Azkaban
    Flying Wings Attack - Sky Captain & the World of Tomorrow
    Storybook Ending - Enchanted
    The Bridge Of Khazad Dum - LoTR Fellowship of the Ring
    Foundations of Stone - LoTR The Two Towers
    Shieldmaiden of Rohan - LoTR The Return of the King CR
    For Frodo - LoTR The Return of the King CR
    Crack of Doom - LoTR The Return of the King CR

    Just my opinions wink


    A fine set of cues, but not really fitting for my playlist.

    Erik Woods wrote
    - "Heroes" from Flyboys - Trevor Rabin
    I know, I know, I know... but man, this is one meaty, heroic, ORCHESTRAL action setpiece. Shocked even me.

    - My "The Rocketeer" suite or "Rocketeer to the Rescue/End Title" - James Horner
    One of Horner all time greatest works a some great, old fashion swashbuckling heroic music in there.

    - "Dar The Hero" from Beastmaster 2 - Robert Folk
    This track contains my second all time favorite heroic theme next to The Raiders March.

    - "Evy Kidnapped" from The Mummy Returns - Alan Silvestri
    Contains superb renditions of the O'Connell theme!

    - "The Jet Aircraft Facility" from Medal of Honor - Michael Giacchino
    Great rendition of the games heroic main theme

    - "Main Theme" from Prince Valiant - Franz Waxman
    One of the Golden Ages best action adventure scores.

    - "Willow's Theme" from Willow - James Horner
    'nuff said

    - "The Escape" from The Phantom - David Newman
    One of the most underrated action scores out there featuring a glorious heroic main theme which gets a lot of play in this track

    Anything from The Sea Hawk - Erich Korngold

    - "Main Theme" from Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - Michael Kamen

    - Anything from CutThroat Island - John Debney
    It's Only Gold would be a fine closing.

    - "End Titles" from ID4
    'nuff said

    There's plenty more so I'll let others play.

    -Erik-


    Now there's some good suggestions! Thankfully I have most of these too. ID4 and CutThroat Island I will probably leave out since I don't like to listen to them too often as not to ruin my enjoyment of them... they're to be savored! I can't believe I missed out The Sea Hawk though.
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      CommentAuthorBregt
    • CommentTimeJul 3rd 2008 edited
    DemonStar wrote
    Steven wrote
    ]Good... goood. But diversification doesn't primarily mean listening to Golden Age scores, there's a lot of diversifying you could do with modern scores based on your list there.

    I have spoken.


    Thanks! beer

    I'm sure he'll discover through opinions on this forum. Never ignore the unknown stuff. Read opinions on all scores (for example in Now Playing) and you'll be surprised now and then. It's a process that takes a bit time, but it's fun!
    Kazoo
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      CommentAuthorsdtom
    • CommentTimeJun 13th 2013
    Thor wrote
    Not to be a partypooper, but what is the point of posting these?


    My thoughts also Thor
    Tom smile
    listen to more classical music!
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      CommentAuthorErik Woods
    • CommentTimeJun 13th 2013
    sdtom wrote
    Thor wrote
    Not to be a partypooper, but what is the point of posting these?


    My thoughts also Thor
    Tom smile


    Franz I think explained it rather well.

    franz_conrad wrote
    And to answer your question: to see what other people would put on a playlist of a particular composer if they wanted to listen to the best. It becomes a way of making your own compilation playlists better if you see someone else include a track you wouldn't have thought of.

    I think however, all of us are in our own way looking for love.
    host and executive producer of THE CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO PODCAST | www.cinematicsound.net | www.facebook.com/cinematicsound | I HAVE TINNITUS!

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