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Jan 26, 2015 - 6:37 PM
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Ray Worley
(Member)
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We are twinsies, Ray. I was immediately grabbed by The Magnificent Seven. After that movie, I really started to tune in to scores from future and past movies. However, upon first viewing The Wild Bunch, I did not notice the music, and I know why. I was mesmerized, hypnotized and shocked by the ballets of violence in that movie. Upon repeated viewings, Fielding's amazing music finally downloaded into my mind and ears. Ha...not the first time I've noticed that we often share similar film and music tastes (and influences). We both love a good Western and Western film scores in particular, especially the great Elmer Bernstein. On a related note, I just tracked down a copy of the DVD for CANNON FOR CORDOBA, only because of the score (I have the CD but had never seen the film). Poor film, but what a great EB score! We did part company on GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL in a recent thread though.
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