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Well, being the rejected scores guy I am, I have to go with rejected scores and that's the commonality for ten CD's.
I'd go with rejected scores that were skipped and not releases when a limited aedition of the replacement score was done, and I'd go for films that had no final origina lscore after rejecting one or more original scores.
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I'm going to assume this topic includes expanded scores, so my choices would be very easy: either ten expanded science fiction scores (Blade Runner, Starship Troopers, Alien 3, etc.) or ten expanded James Bond scores (Moonraker, A View to a Kill, Licence to Kill, Die Another Day, etc.).
Unimaginative, I know, but hey, I know what I want.
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Oct 12, 2014 - 12:00 AM
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Smitty
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Music from 60s/70s Universal TV series. Tons of great stuff there!
I was just about to post the same exact thing!
Late 60s to late 70s Universal television premieres, with scores by the likes of Oliver Nelson, John Cacavas, Jerry Fielding, Gil Mellé, Billy Goldenberg, Dave Grusin and others.
I'm talking about series such as Columbo, Kojak, Kolchak, The Six Million Dollar Man, McMillan & Wife, Ironside, Night Gallery, It Takes a Thief and The Rockford Files.
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mine would be 70s westerns i think. if its fantasy and no quibbles about lost tapes etc.
ulzana, spikes gang, shootout, billy two hats, valdez, etc.
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I like your idea so that makes me intrigued to see a "wishlist" of rejected scores that you would choose.
Well, scanning over my website quickly,, here are ten titles:
1. Seven Days in May (David Amram)
2. Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad (George Duning)
3. 2001: A Space Odyssey (Frank Cordell; make it come true as his late widow had been trying to; no original score used in the film [duh])
4. The Panic in Needle Park (Ned Rorem; no original score used in the film)
5. Kramer vs. Kramer (David Shire)
6. Kramer vs. Kramer (Fred Ebb & John Kander; no original score used in the film)
7. The Fourth Protocol (Francis Shaw)
8. The Perez Family (Zbigniew Preisner)
9. One Tough Cop (Roger Bellon)
10. The Wedding Date (Debbie Wiseman)
And one special idea to mention, even though I've reached the ten CD limit: a catch-all of demos and unfinished replaced scores by John Barry. Surely all these odd & ends can be combined ont a one or two CD set. If a big box set of Elfman scores can wrangle the rights from different studios, so could this potential idea. I just got to hear those handful of cues he did with real orchestra for "The Incredibles".
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10 synth scores from the 80s of course.
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Kev McGann:
10 - Date With An Angel (Randy Kerber)
I've not heard of this one before. Can you describe the score any?
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