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A big favourite of mine! Although I already have the LP and MCA CD releases there is no way am I going to pass up the opportunity of this wonderful new upgraded, and, expanded release! Ordering right now!
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Yeah, where was the used CD bin tea leaves thread on this one?
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Yeah, where was the used CD bin tea leafs thread on this one?
I posted it to the "Dec 5 clues".
Didn't want to be a thread hog
bruce
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..... sold it at a local flea market.:-(
The correct term is "garage sale"
what is this 1950?
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The tread itself. Any updates on other titles?
I can't do that here -- we don't have any used CD bins. The nearest is a crappy selection in Pensacola.
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...used CD bin tea leafs ....
its "leaVES!!!!!
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I promise to flog myself most vigorously over this grammatical transgression.
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What I'm especially intrigued by about this: Quartet includes over 15 minutes of previously unreleased music, whereas the film itself (and therefore the Twilight Time Blu-ray isolated score track) only has 5-6 minutes of previously unreleased music. Was some stuff written for but unused in the film, or where are the extra minutes coming from? Dirk Wickenden who did the notes on this Quartet release even claimed only the small amount of missing music on his complete score breakdown here: http://www.runmovies.eu/?p=7846
Very intriguing and I really look forward to reading the notes on this as well as hearing all the extra music, which according to Dirk adds some much-needed variety to the score which actually makes it play better.
Yavar
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For all this score’s reputation as a saxy, jazzy noir, this is really Goldsmith’s most Herrmann-esque score. Superb.
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dp
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All respect for the fine original MCA album aside, this score has such great, brief, non-album cues that this edition was sorely needed by us Goldsmith fans.
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I was thinking Barry-esque score. 
Me too!! Along with Medicine Man. (Of course, filtered through Goldsmith's idiosyncratic lens.)
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