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Feb 3, 2015 - 12:50 PM
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Morricone
(Member)
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Ah, thank you, I needed that!
Any anxiety I might have about the state of film music gets calmed when at least one composer of his high abilities has attained the attention of major artists like Wim Wenders, Roman Polanski, Wes Anderson, David Fincher, Terence Malick, Philippe de Broca, etc. as well as big budget Hollywood fare (HARRY POTTER, GODZILLA, TWILIGHT, ZULU) as well as actors turned directors (George Clooney, Daniel Auteil, Ben Affleck, Angelina Jolie) as well as an array of international projects from Italy (REALITY), France (RENOIR), Spain (ATILANO, PRESIDENTE), Iceland (STORMY WEATHER), British (GIRL WITH THE PEARL EARRING) and Tai-wan (LUST CAUTION), excursions into animation (LE CHATEAU DES SINGES, FANTASTIC MR. FOX, RISE OF THE GURDIANS), documentaries (HOME SWEET HOME, PAROLES D'ETOILES, SEGO ET SARKO SONT DANS UN BATEAU...) and an unusually fine list of award winning films (THE KING'S SPEECH, THE QUEEN, THE IMITATION GAME, ARGO).
Alas whenever I get dumped on occasionally for my musical taste I noticed all my composer kings have this in common. Elmer Bernstein, Jerry Goldsmith, John Williams and Ennio Morricone would not only dominate their own "domain" when they had their heydays but have continued to get attention from every strata of the art. Everybody who puts an image to film and beyond have recognized how incredibly beneficial these artists could be to their vision. And, most importantly, they have gotten the same attention from their fellow composers who simply bow to their expansive abilities as being the most capable of the herd.
So when I get the blank looks from fellow fans or knocks I simply think "You have not heard what I have heard" and many times I personally no longer consider them REAL fans.
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Can someone change the title in the post? Every Thing is two words in the title. 
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So glad to hear there will be a CD! I was afraid this would be download only. Definitely buying this.
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Review of the album, if anyone's interested:
http://www.movie-wave.net/every-thing-will-be-fine/
James, when you post your reviews, please don't say: "if anyone's interested." You should say instead, "For those who are interested." I just think phrasing it that way has a more positive effect and people should read your reviews as you are an excellent writer. (Far better than I am as you can tell from this post.)
James (the other one)
Haha - thanks - my default assumption is that nobody will be interested!
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Has anyone received this CD yet??
I ordered mine from that website, but as of today I still have no shipping confirmation. Nor they reply to my emails.
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Has anyone received this CD yet??
I ordered mine from that website, but as of today I still have no shipping confirmation. Nor they reply to my emails.
I bought it on 10/15, and also have not received a shipping email. I was worried about buying it through a small little online shop I had never heard of. I'm hoping my worries were unfounded, but I wish one of the Amazons had carried it.
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My invoice said shipping was expected around the 22nd October.
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