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I guess there are quite a few film composers who don't have ANY of their music released on official CD/LP/download. I know of one - Tim Truman. Who else?
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On the other hand Teddy Castellucci scored movies that earned hundreds of millions = never a single note of any of his scores released commercially. Yeah, that's unbelievable. He has done 30 film scores, but nothing in the last 4 years. Maybe he got fed up of not getting his music out there... A few compilations on Amazon, but I guess they are promos.
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I was going to say Christopher Stone. Tail Spin, and video games Dragons Lair and Space Ace. But looks like he had at least one commercial release- Fist of North Star. Intrada also released The Stupids. Very zany Looney-Tunes-ish music. And there was a release (perhaps a promo?) of his Las Vegas Treasure Island attraction score. Yavar
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someone may tell me im wrong but im not aware of anything released by David Hentschel, filnscore wise, either on LP or CD, which is a great shame. operation daybreak and the squeeze are great scores.
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ok john my mistake. i know he didnt do many scores.
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Aug 4, 2014 - 3:09 PM
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Tall Guy
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someone may tell me im wrong but im not aware of anything released by David Hentschel, filnscore wise, either on LP or CD, which is a great shame. operation daybreak and the squeeze are great scores. Bill, I watched Operation Daybreak quite recently. It covers the same ground as a book I read last year, called HHH, about Heydrich's assassination in Prague, so I was quite interested. I actually enjoyed it, especially as it had a handful of decent actors in it quite unexpectedly. But one of the more interesting bits of it was the score, all electronic and in the main utterly inappropriate! That said, by the end of the film it somehow worked... Would I buy a release of it? I just might. TG
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Jaime Mendoza-Nava (1925–2005) comes so close to winning this category. He composed for 83 films according to the IMDB. Unfortunately, one of them had an LP release--1970's THE SAVAGE WILD. The guy just can't catch a break.
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