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Does anybody else remember Jerry appearing on the Today Show to talk about this score when the movie came out? If I recall, they showed a clip from the movie which covered the "Fun with False Teeth" cue, and then they cut to Jerry and he was laughing about that scene. Can't remember much of the interview, but I think it was pretty short.
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ART DIRECTION BY DAVID C. FEIN.
Oh FFS. Sorry but... worse art designer EVER! I can only assume this was prepared back when FOREVER YOUNG was released - another "David C. Fein" production that placed white text (the track list) over a light grey background!
Which was approved by WARNER BROS RECORDS, WARNER BROS FILMS and bot of the owners of LA LA LAND RECORDS.
Now, if you want to explain to them their mistake and how you know so much better then they do about what they are releasing from their company I can provide you both their direct emails and the company phone number LA LA LAND RECORDS.
I'm sure they will bow before you greatness and WISDOW...
(At this point do you think you are getting the message).
Ford A. Thaxton
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At this point do you think you are getting the message.
Ford A. Thaxton
I get that you're being a jerk. Does that help?
No, YOU ARE..
You are pissing on Mr. Fein while cowardly hiding behind your screen name with the courage to sign your name to your nasty little posts.
If you really feel so strongly and wish to explain to Mr. Gerhard and Mr. Verboys why they are totally wrong in hiring the man to do design their packages here is a NOVEL IDEA.
Have the balls to go to them DIRECTLY, I can happily provide you with the LA LA LAND Email and office phone number so you can call him up and tell them why you know better then they do about who they should have design their artwork.
I'm sure they will bow before your incredible taste...
By any chance are you getting the MESSAGE NOW I'm sending to you?
Ford A. Thaxton
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Play nice, please.
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Apr 27, 2014 - 8:53 PM
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rickO
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Got the new Dennis The Menace this weekend.
The Big Screen Records release was one of my first Goldsmith purchases back in the early to mid 90's, on cassette tape no less! (Sleeping with the Enemy, Forever Young, Basic Instinct, Star Trek TMP were other tapes I owned). There were over 20 more years coming my way of Goldsmith goodness and obsession. I always enjoyed DTM musically but it got lost in the shuffle over the years.
La La Land's complete version made me realize just how much was missing, pretty much the first half was left off originally. I wasn't really wanting an expanded DTM at all, but I knew one was coming and I ponied up for a copy. I'm glad I did. It sounds terrific and the extra music is so much fun!
As for the artwork. Okay, I get the whole thing about David Fein's previous work on Forever Young and Bad Girls. But with Dennis he really did a nice job. The color scheme really pops out, the pics are in high def, and the text is nicely offset and easy to see. It's perfectly acceptable.
-Rick O.
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according to Ford's philosophy we should turn this message board off, cause NOBODY can criticize a film score due to the fact that ANY film composer is a professional of his art and has more knowledge of his work than we have..
You clearly are CLUELESS..
If you don't like something, that's fine.
But when you go out of your WAY TO ATTACK SOMEONE PERSONALLY BY NAME while cowardly hiding behind your screen name, that just makes you a jerk.
Have I made this clear enough?
Ford A. Thaxton
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