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Not being a Goldsmith completist, I must admit this is one case where I might not normally buy, but the fear of regretting it later tips me to err on the side of caution and order. I suspect others will do the same, i.e. this is one of those cases where I think the limited quantity paradigm will definitely stoke sales and maybe cause the title to sell way more than it would have done in the old 'unlimited' days, I think. Which is cool if that helps more obscure titles come out, I guess. Listening to the samples, I'm betting that BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL was scored right next to THE MEPHISTO WALTZ as they seem so very cut from the same cloth. Cheers
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What a great surprise! I love Goldsmith of this period, and I love his television work. I decided not to even listen to the samples -- I want to just enjoy when this one arrives! Me too. Can't wait!
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Lordy, I remember watching BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL in Sept. 1970, fresh into 9th grade- It was the season premiere of THE CBS THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE, quite heavily promoted. A nice, nice surprise, and yet another addition to the "Tower of Goldsmith".
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Goldsmith? As always: ORDERED!!!
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Goldsmith? As always: ORDERED!!! Only the good buy the Excellent!
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Oh Jeez. My favourite scores after Gil Mellé's THE ORGANIZATION. Divorced again. I haven't had this craving since I gave up chocolate.
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