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"Goldsmith, Elmer Berstein, John Barry and John Williams have stated at various times that James Horner is the most important and influential film composer ever." PUH-LEEZ!!! Quote them...all four of them. Copy those quotes here, for all of us to read. Until you do, I cannot believe that statement.
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Meister Brau, Lowenbrau, Schaeffer, Pabst Blue Ribbon. These are the voyages of the Starship Alcohol. It's ongoing mission. To exploit strange young men. To see out all female babes. And buy her breakfast the next morning. This message has been edited to the tune of SHAFT, by Isaac Hayes. Truly a master cool man. Truly Gau Jus Fred Loftybeck
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Back to Horner. Listening to some of his music right now, I doubt food would be his inspiration factor. But I am curious to know if he has ever had dinner with Goldsmith at the Outback. You have to wonder sometimes. Maybe these composer rivalries are like the bad scripts to a wrestling match. Creates mystique, interest, and a sense of adversarial notions. But in the scheme of things, I wonder if these guys just bump into each other at the most offbeat moments and just shoot the breeze. Imagine Horner asking Goldsmith, "Jerry, do you think I can get a good price on a duduk player. That instrument sounded real cool in the Russia House." With Jerry relying, "Gee, Jamie, I no longer have a name of a good duduk player. But, I can recommend a good stainlees steel mixing bowl company. Try Economy Restaraunt Supply. They are located in Clifton New Jersey. Tell 'em, Jerry sent you." Truly a work of Gau Jus proportions. Fred Loftybeck
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Yes! Jerry Goldsmith does eat at Outback. And when Jerry's finished his steak and gone home, James Horner goes "outback" in the restaurant dumpster to feast on Jerry's leftovers. With the money Horner makes, he probably owns the restaurant.
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Is this topic real or am I just dreamig ? Hello. What is this ? I thought that this board was about filmmusic. Maybe I`m wrong.
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