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Roger says One Special Collection title. A reissue of an early 80s thriller. This one took a long time because initially all we could find was the album master, but we really wanted to expand it. Finally, after extensive searching we found the 24-track masters of everything but the main and end title. The LP master was a little reverby, but everything else is now heard in crisp, detailed sound -- and much longer. Probably the most important work that emerged from this famous composer/director relationship. http://www.intrada.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=5570
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Pino Donaggio's DRESSED TO KILL. Period. Awesome. You must be right. That was easy.
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This is what I quickly came up with from looking at this list http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_film_director_and_composer_collaborations Carter Burwell - Blood Simple (184) Pino Donnagio - Dressed to Kill (1980), Blow Out (1981), Body Double (1984) Alex North - Under the Volcano (1984) Basil Poledouris - Red Dawn (1984) Same list I was just looking at. Think Blow Out might be the winner.
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Psycho II. Richard Franklin also directed "Link," score by JG. I don't know if that counts as a famous composer/director relationship, though... Probably not compared to some, but wouldn't pass up the release if they did it!
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Pino Donaggio's DRESSED TO KILL. Period. Awesome. You must be right. That was easy. Doubt that. How is that one the most important? More important than Carrie? Doubt it... Psycho 2 on the other hand sounds just too good to be true. Dressed to Kill is WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY more important than Carrie when it comes to the visuals and music. It was a perfect marriage. No other scene in the DePalma/Donaggio cannon is more perfect than the Museum sequence. Carrie is fantastic, but Dressed to Kill is a musical masterpiece! If this is the release I'll be one happy camper! MV
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Dressed to kill expanded and remastered would be fantastic. I saw the film recently on blu-ray and agree completely: the best combination of DePalma and Pino ever.
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Considering how well this board figures out future CD releases, shouldn't we be putting our powers of deduction into solving cold case crimes instead? Isn't that what Reddit is for?
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