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Great article, by the way. Incredible that Zimmer still hasn't got a score rejected after all those scores written! Says a lot about his professional work ethic.
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Wasn't K2 rejected? No, the Chaz Jankel score was.
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Great article, by the way. Incredible that Zimmer still hasn't got a score rejected after all those scores written! Says a lot about his professional work ethic. My cat hasn't got a score rejected. [facepalm]
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All the bashing really is tiresome...by this point nobody is really saying anything new about it, so why keep saying it? Clearly you're not convincing any of the Zimmer lovers, or the Zimmer likers, or the Zimmer tolerators that they are wrong, just as those people are not convincing you that you're wrong. The only thing this obstinacy does is derail threads for people who want to be active in a conversation about the actual subject, and this makes the FSM boards a rather unpleasant place to be, TBH. This place becomes unpleasant when some people start throwing around [facepalm]! like a twelve-year-old. Only if they had anything substantive to say... LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Only if they had anything substantive to say... LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They do not.
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Wasn't K2 rejected? No, the Chaz Jankel score was. No. Zimmer scored the film originally. It was released in Europe with that score. When the film was released months later (with some scenes cut out) in the US, Zimmer's score was replaced by Jankel's. (Thus, the Varèse CD release of Zimmer's score in the US calls itself "music inspired by the film.") So yes, Zimmer's score was rejected for the US release. That said, that fact is hardly an indictment of Zimmer. Not quite what's featured in the Torn Music book. It's a long story...
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I'm not a big Zimmer fan myself, but this Levine guy knows what he's talking about, and his points are smart and valid. The know-nothings on this thread who dismiss what he's saying as ass-kissing aren't worthy of our time to respond to. Sorry, Babling Fat Dude, you nice people, but one that claims "Hamzimmer is a visionary" can only be asking for mockery...
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I'm not a big Zimmer fan myself, but this Levine guy knows what he's talking about, and his points are smart and valid. The know-nothings on this thread who dismiss what he's saying as ass-kissing aren't worthy of our time to respond to. Yes indeed.
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