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Wags and I had a piano duel to see who is the best improviser.
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I'm helping Jerry Goldsmith with a score for something. Actually, Carol Goldsmith is doing the orchestration, so I'm just there in the room, doing the score in Braille, so I'm not much help, really.
But suddenly, I have to leave! I left the water running in a bubble bath in the ocean!
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Apr 13, 2019 - 2:13 PM
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Oh, and dtw, I also noticed this bit from a dream I recounted on the first page, 12 years ago:
"This is my chance", I thought, "now I can talk to him alone and get his autograph". However, I realized I didn´t have a blank piece of paper. All around me was paper on the floor, but my co-stars had "scribbled them to death". I started running for paper - out in the streets...I even started FLYING at one point, but NO paper anywhere. I landed in the middle of a road and cars were crashing around me. Then I woke up...."
Wow, seems like that is a more common dream motif than I'd thought.
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This one sounds like it should be for DIB 
I'm on vacation with Hans Zimmer and his friend. Hans confesses to to me that its really his boyfriend and that his boyfriend is married!
Hooboy!
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Does anyone.else here have lucid dreams?
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Of course. Most people have those.
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About a week ago I dreamed something about Jerry Goldsmith and eggplants. I can't remember more than that.
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This weekend, I dreamed that Henry Mancini visited my dad and I at one of my old apartments. I thought it was odd because I thought he was dead.
I was also annoyed that I couldn't get his autograph on The New Henry Mancini Songbook, because I hadn't bought it yet. (And this might be my last chance, since he's dead!  )
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Elliot Goldenthal noticed an infection my nose and told me to come visit him at his office. Yes, he's a doctor also!
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When I was in high school, I had a dream I was in concert band rehearsal -- and Elmer Bernstein was conducting us.
Then he got on my case, and that of a friend of mine (also a soundtrack collector) for talking during rehearsal.
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Then he got on my case, and that of a friend of mine (also a soundtrack collector) for talking during rehearsal.
And well he should!
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Jerry Goldsmith and I spent an afternoon together, and had an extended conversation (practically a Director's Cut version!).
All I can remember is organizing some small toys for him, for a questionnaire he was using.
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Apr 20, 2020 - 2:00 AM
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Ha, ha. Good one, Amer.
I've had periodic film composer/film music dreams over the years (as chronicled in this thread), but it's been a long time since the last one now. I think because I have so many personal worries in my life at the moment, I get nightmares related to these instead, whereas film music dreams usually only pop up as a 'luxury', when I'm at more ease in life. It's all classic Freud, of course, my subconscious treating my real-life traumas in dreams.
I just saw one of those "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" episodes with Jerry Seinfeld, where he (or was it Ricky Gervais?) speaking about how he hates to hear people tell about their dreams. As much as I love Jerry and Ricky, I couldn't possibly disagree more. I find it endlessly fascinating to hear about people's dreams.
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I had another weird dream in which I'd made a movie and arrived at the scoring session, but instead of Trevor Jones (who I'd expected to be there) I was greeted by Mick Jagger.
So I went appopleptic -- "I don't wand this rock 'n roll hack scoring my film! Where's Trevor Jones???"
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