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Dec 7, 2017 - 11:24 PM
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I'm afraid to ask and be 'that guy '....but the dreaded Kirgo handled liner notes here, which means no tech notes, or specifics how this miracle came to be, right? .....just flowery, ridiculous prose that makes me physically ill, really, going on about 'marvelous gifts on display ' and other inane, unhelpful musings.
Forget it, it's FSM, always has to be some negativity, and while I'm waiting for my copy to land, I'm thinking how great it would be to read a decent essay. Maybe I'll be proven wrong??? Or it'll be the one flaw on what looks to be 5-star stuff....where the hell was Bond at on this title? ???
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Dec 7, 2017 - 11:41 PM
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I'm afraid to ask and be 'that guy '....but the dreaded Kirgo handled liner notes here, which means no tech notes, or specifics how this miracle came to be, right? .....just flowery, ridiculous prose that makes me physically ill, really, going on about 'marvelous gifts on display ' and other inane, unhelpful musings.
You have this to look forward to in her Damnation Alley notes:
"Antoine de Saint Exupéry memorably wrote that 'What is essential is invisible to the eye'; Jerry Goldsmith understood that, by the same token, the essential, via great music, was available to any willing ear."
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I'm afraid to ask and be 'that guy '....but the dreaded Kirgo handled liner notes here, which means no tech notes, or specifics how this miracle came to be, right? .....just flowery, ridiculous prose that makes me physically ill, really, going on about 'marvelous gifts on display ' and other inane, unhelpful musings.
You have this to look forward to in her Damnation Alley notes:
"Antoine de Saint Exupéry memorably wrote that 'What is essential is invisible to the eye'; Jerry Goldsmith understood that, by the same token, the essential, via great music, was available to any willing ear."
She's missing her calling as a pragmatic poet. A stepping stone, perchance?
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I haven't ordered this yet, but I will, as soon as I can string together another order.
I'm really looking forward to hearing it, but damn, that Kirgo news is disappointing.
What's the point of yammering on, with pretty prose, page after page, while telling us ABSOLUTELY NOTHING of interest or note about the production during that time.
There goes the 5 stars.
But at least the music is gonna be top notch.
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I have been unable to stop playing the whole thing on repeat. Just a delight.
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Just arrived today; will listen to it while at work tonight.
As far as the liner notes are concerned, they're fine - if people were expecting straight out tech talk, they could consult their Ouija Boards.
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Dec 8, 2017 - 4:35 PM
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Great release, Intrada  thanks, haven't watched the movie in yonks, late 80s, but do remember the score fairly well, Goldsmith had an art when-ever needed of piecing his previous scores to a project which come-across as neat/tidy, fresh. Sounds of a later Runway, POTA, Logan's Run, Twilights Last Gleaming. Jerry was at the summit in the 70s.
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