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Make it three of us.Though I haven't played it in a while.
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Zardoz, are we the only two who like or know this score? I remember somewhere in these threads that there has (or had) been a collector who still owned his rare German United Artists LP of Five Miles to Midnight. That's 3 FSMers so far. [update: 4, including Damian] Keep in mind, though, that the guys responsible for those Harkit CD releases (much maligned as they are regarding copyright issues) must have very good taste in vintage soundtracks and they know the 'rare' albums to reissue. [I should include El label, as well, since they re-issued Jean Yatove's 1952 Girl in the Bikini - another album I would have never heard if not for the CD because I could never locate a used vinyl for sale]. We would still not have Boom! if not for Harkit, who also gave us the never-before-available Pope Joan by Jarre. As for who actually likes the music from Five Miles to Midnight, I fear we may indeed be the only 2 such persons. Based on Theodorakis' dissonant cues alone, I wish he would have been commissioned to compose music for Hitchcock's Torn Curtain instead of either Herrmann or Addison.
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so is 'Last Child' the 5th person to like it?
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current population of humans on Earth: 7,400,300,430 current count of humans who like the Five Miles to Midnight soundtrack: 5 or 6
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