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- discussion topic Obsessed With Hollywood
- Comment Let's say C: Invasion of the Body Snatchers ( :confused: )
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 29th 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXV
- Comment [b]Medicine Man - Jerry Goldsmith[/b] Last time I mentioned how I cannot really like Total Recall. Now, Medicine Man is a score by Goldsmith that is much more fun to listen to. I prefer this melodic side of Goldsmith, that's for sure.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 29th 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXV
- Comment [b]L'inchiesta - Andrea Morricone[/b] It is the first five tracks that are the absolute highlight and the rest of the score never reaches these heights again. Some suspense tracks and some variations of the aforementioned themes. If the rest of the score would be as good as the first five tracks ...
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 29th 2010
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- discussion topic JERRY GOLDSMITH
- Comment [quote][b]DreamTheater wrote[/b] I guess we're always drawn the most to the composer who introduces us into this genre. Not a general idea though, but we're always inclined to deify a composer because of that very first special score.[/quote] Yes, but it can change. As a kid, the music of Star ...
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 23rd 2010
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- discussion topic HANS ZIMMER
- Comment I also like the music of Sherlock Holmes. It's much better than his other recent scores. For me it was one of the things that was good in Sherlock Holmes. Without the music the movie would be even more boring and uninteresting.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 23rd 2010
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- discussion topic JERRY GOLDSMITH
- Comment I have the same problem with Papillon as with most of Jerry's other scores: one or two wonderful themes but the rest is just not my cup of tea.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 22nd 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXV
- Comment [b]Non c'e due senza quatro[/b] - Franco Micalizzi I needed some light and fun music so I put on this CD. The movies of the Bud Spencer - Terence Hill duo were very popular in Hungary in the '80s along with the music of those films so this CD brings back happy memories from my childhood.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 22nd 2010
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- discussion topic What's annoying you currently? II
- Comment Our - now seems ex - government wouldn't have resigned even if the entire country had asked it to. But thank God they have to go now due to the latest elections.
- Category Off Topic
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 22nd 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXV
- Comment [b]Daylight - Randy Edelman[/b] My second favourite Edelman score after Dragonheart. Highly melodic themes, both the action and the lyrical part of the score. A very good one!
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 22nd 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXV
- Comment I've been revisiting some Zimmers: [b] Batman Begins[/b] Even though I much prefer Batman Begins to The Dark Knight as a movie, it's the opposite with the scores: The Dark Knight is much more dynamic and interesting. Batman Begins has about 5 very good tracks but the resti is a bit boring. [b]The ...
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 22nd 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXV
- Comment [quote][b]DreamTheater wrote[/b] [quote][b]Scribe wrote[/b] RE: keky and Timmer, I love Goldsmith's style but I too do not like [b]Total Recall[/b] very much. What I enjoy about Goldsmith scores is normally their shifts between gorgeous melody and intense action...whereas this particular score ...
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 21st 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXV
- Comment [quote][b]Christodoulides wrote[/b] [quote][b]Steven wrote[/b] [b]The Time Machine[/b] Klaus Badelt [blue]I'm glad this one has come up in discussion again, because I'd forgotten how enjoyable it is. Badelt is certainly one of the better composers to have emerged from Media Ventures, if just for ...
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 21st 2010
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- discussion topic DAVID ARNOLD
- Comment [quote][b]Thor wrote[/b] My reaction to this announcement is predictable, but I'll say it anyway just because I can: I have zero interest in an expanded ID4, of course. Even the old RCA album is bordering slightly on gratuity in terms of length (given the bombastic nature of the music). In fact, ...
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 21st 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXV
- Comment [b]Total Recall - Jerry Goldsmith[/b] I still can't [i]really[/i] like this album. There are some good tracks in it, for sure, but all those action materials sound rather non-melodic to my ears. I know that this is considered to be one of the peaks of action soundtracks but I can't help I prefer ...
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 21st 2010
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- discussion topic cds for sale: Italian obscurities and Spanish too
- Comment I also loved your poem, Bp! :) [small]I don't know those scores though...[/small]
- Category Market Place
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 19th 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXIV
- Comment [b]Aida degli alberi - Ennio Morricone[/b] A rare movie type for the Maestro: animation. Of course he does it flawlessly. A very good score with the usual emotional Morricone themes and some playful but short tracks. I even love the songs - why not? They were also written by Morricone.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 19th 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXIV
- Comment [b]San Pietro - Marco Frisina[/b] A delight from start to finish. Sweeping and lyrical themes with orchestra and chorus. The usual high quality by Frisina.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 19th 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXIV
- Comment [quote][b]Steven wrote[/b] Well I think Avatar is a brilliant score. So there. :tongue: [/quote] Agreed. I actually like it much more than Cutthroat - but I don't think we have to compare the two.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 19th 2010
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- discussion topic As Above, So Below - the religion thread (formerly: People of California, beware)
- Comment [quote][b]Steven wrote[/b] Same with love, but that too is "just" a feeling. Nothing more, nothing less.[/quote] No, it's rather like when you are in a wonderful place (for example Grand Canyon). It's an experience that you can talk about, you can describe the view and what you felt but ...
- Category Off Topic
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 19th 2010
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- discussion topic As Above, So Below - the religion thread (formerly: People of California, beware)
- Comment [quote][b]plindboe wrote[/b] I think the religious feelings you report are interesting. I've heard former christians say that they, after their deconversion, have felt the same religious feelings during secular events, like rock concerts and other social gatherings, that they used to interpret as ...
- Category Off Topic
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 17th 2010
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- discussion topic World events
- Comment [quote][b]Thor wrote[/b] I'm glad I made it back from London JUST in time, but I'm a bit worried about my Budapest trip on May 22. Don't these things usually last for MONTHS?[/quote] What are you doing in Budapest? Just a trip?
- Category Off Topic
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 16th 2010
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- discussion topic As Above, So Below - the religion thread (formerly: People of California, beware)
- Comment That's the longest post ever for sure! Congratulations! :beer: [small]I will get through it later - if I'll have the persistance...[/small]
- Category Off Topic
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 16th 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXIV
- Comment [b]Angels and Demons - Hans Zimmer[/b] It's been about the 4th-5th time I listened to this score and the first time when I actually [i]liked[/i] most of what I was hearing. The first two tracks and the last two tracks are the highlights. Still, I don't think it will become a favourite of mine.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 16th 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXIV
- Comment [b]Honey, I Shrunk the Kids - James Horner[/b] Playful, exciting, lyrical - all that I love in a score. A wonderful album.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 16th 2010
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- discussion topic MARC STREITENFELD
- Comment I agree. This is at least a melody that sticks to the mind. Streitenfeld's other scores couldn't do that.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 15th 2010
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- discussion topic Now Playing XXXIV
- Comment [quote][b]Kevin Scarlet wrote[/b] All done now. Overall, I'm pretty impressed. With this, [b]The Queen[/b], [b]Benjamin Button[/b], and [b]The Painted Veil[/b], Desplat is becoming one of my new favorite composers. :) :) :)[/quote] And rightly so! :beer:
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 15th 2010
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- discussion topic What's annoying you currently? II
- Comment I can't believe no one has mentioned this problem yet!
- Category Off Topic
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 14th 2010
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- discussion topic What do you keep on your MP3 player?
- Comment When I listen to film music it's always the CDs. So you can't really find film music on my mp3 player. But it's full of my favourite pop/rock songs that I listen while driving or traveling.
- Category General Discussions
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 14th 2010
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- discussion topic What's annoying you currently? II
- Comment I suspect it has to do something with [b]FLEAS[/b]! ;) edited: Damn, Steven preceded me!
- Category Off Topic
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 14th 2010
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- discussion topic Recent Viewing Part III
- Comment [quote][b]PawelStroinski wrote[/b] I like to see Prince of Egypt as a psychological drama at a core.[/quote] I agree. They wrote a very dramatic movie from the Bible story. That's why children didn't really enjoy it. It's a rather mature animated movie that's enjoyed much more by adults.
- Category Film, TV & DVD
- Written by keky
- Added Apr 14th 2010