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No samples for the album tracks?
Still, it's nice to see an album version that isn't redundant.
I'm a big Williams fan but this score never hit my radar -- I'm liking the samples.
Didn't really see the need for the album samples - wanted to devote all the samples to the score tracks. I can tell you, the album version sounds better than ever.
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It's really selling briskly.
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Purchased! I'll be looking forward to giving the "real" score a listen.
Since the film was pretty much panned when it came out, I never felt the need to see it. Of course, I did get the John Williams LP, but I never really warmed to the score (probably because I never saw the film, duh). It was a so-so listen at the time for me. I guess that I'll pop in one of the CD releases for a re-sampling. Haven't heard it well over a decade.
Let's me see if this new release can instigate a change in my ancient first opinion.
Possible dumb question: Would it help me to see the film first to get that emotional connection to the music?
Ron Burbella
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Just curious,
Bruce or does anyone know if that's the legendary Tommy Tedesco performing the guitar solos on the recordings?
Sound like him to me.
And thank you Bruce for this Awesome release!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2-PcNbBB7A
I'm not sure it would be Tommy on the original tracks, as they were recorded in New York and he was basically a Hollywood guy - I'm sure he's on the re-recording. But we'll be getting the musician list at some point soon.
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Purchased! I'll be looking forward to giving the "real" score a listen.
Since the film was pretty much panned when it came out, I never felt the need to see it. Of course, I did get the John Williams LP, but I never really warmed to the score (probably because I never saw the film, duh). It was a so-so listen at the time for me. I guess that I'll pop in one of the CD releases for a re-sampling. Haven't heard it well over a decade.
Let's me see if this new release can instigate a change in my ancient first opinion.
Possible dumb question: Would it help me to see the film first to get that emotional connection to the music?
Ron Burbella
I think the film is ripe for reassessment, away from all its baggage. It's VERY quirky but also very entertaining, and Brando is just insane and Brando insane is just really compelling and fun to watch.
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Ordered from SAE (with 'Clear and Present Danger (Horner), 'Gladiator'(Goldsmith).
Have never seen the film so have picked up the DVD from Amazon UK as well.
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We're getting very close to selling out.
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