I finally got around to listening to this and YAY! Alfred did it again! The man was a force of nature...how could anyone have THIS much great music to their name? Musical genius doesn't begin to scratch the surface
So you picked up the FSM release or just listening on YouTube?
Yavar
You tubing. This is definitely in my future, but there's something I want to get ya later next week so I have to keep that in mind, too.
Tonight I'm FINALLY giving Seven Cities of Gold a try from the split with Rains of Ranchipur (yes Yavar I know it took me forever).
I wouldn’t recommend waiting too long on the FSM of Prince of Foxes. It’s been on the low quantity spectrum for a while now (I got ahold of it last year along with Intrada’s Ten Commandments set because I was afraid it go OOP before I could get it) so it’s possible it may not be around by the time you get a chance to purchase it.
I wouldn’t recommend waiting too long on the FSM of Prince of Foxes. It’s been on the low quantity spectrum for a while now (I got ahold of it last year along with Intrada’s Ten Commandments set because I was afraid it go OOP before I could get it) so it’s possible it may not be around by the time you get a chance to purchase it.
Yikes! Thanks for the heads up!
Me:
Trying to finish up my second symphony. My taking on two symphonies at once is definitely wearing me down some...but they're necessarily what I have to listen to most.
It's apparent that Bernard and Alfred managed to combine their styles enough to make things work for this movie score. However, track 11 "Put Them in Chains/The Throne Room" is some of the most quintessentially magical Newman there is. Such a terrific score for a kind of lame movie (the kind that could have been waaaay better imo).
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