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I also have it,though haven't played it in a while.
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Apr 12, 2018 - 4:30 PM
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bobbengan
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Whoa! I was not only JUST about to make a thread for this film, bemoaning that the gorgeous score (which I discovered via the DeWolfe re-use as Kev pointed out in his original thread) wasn't available on CD... Only to discover that it not only actually is, but that I was able to pick up the *last copy* over on Amazon.com just now for only $10!
Indeed from what I've heard of this score through those DeWolfe excerpts, this really does sound gorgeous, in that distinctly Talgorn sound - very Williams-esque in his incredibly rich string phrasing especially, but I think that's honestly just the way Talgorn writes versus a conscious emulation of Williams' style, as it's been very consistent across his 30-year career now. Admittedly the rising first four-note phrase of the main theme here is VERY similar to William's HOME ALONE theme, but whatever...
Thank you for bringing the soundtrack album to my attention, Kev. I just assumed it was unreleased shy of what I was able to find through DeWolf.
Now I need to hunt down the even-rarer LITTLE PRINCE and LES AIGUILLES ROUGES score albums, and I think my Talgorn album collection will be complete. Each new score of his that I discover I just love more and more, and his library music is fabulous - basically a direct extension of everything he's done in film, sometime simply re-orchestrating existing cues from his earlier scores.
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