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I bet it comes back edited, probably missing the Cousteau stuff.
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In fact it's back. There might be two reasons for the disappearance: the foundation does not like direct linking to the videos or they wanted to fix the error in the title (the interview was done by Jon Burlingame, not Patrick Russ). Go to the interview page of the foundation, click any "View full version" link and then, in YouTube, scroll to the top of the playlist.
http://www.filmmusicfoundation.org/interviews.html
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I still don't see it on their site, but that aisde (no need for me to worry, I watched the whole thing originally), I wonder why they deleted the video. Last time I checked, youtube has a setting that disallows people to watch it anywhere but by visting the youtube link, so no forum viewing.
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Try to make a right click on any "View full version" link and select something like "open in a new tab" in your browser. This should lead you to YouTube. At the right of the video there will be the playlist. At the top of it is the Scott-interview.
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Yes, I thought that was Burlingame, AKA: secretly James Lipton.
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The site says hes going to change that and sell directly at some point.
Which site? josrecords.com? The site is inactive since May 2007! 9 years ago.
The first CDs from JOS were pressed by PDO in UK in the late 80ies and were infected by "bronzing" some years later. If you google for it, you'll find some threads here in the board. But PDO has stopped replacing this CDs many years ago. JOS re-released most of their stuff later - with different cover artwork and from different pressing plants.
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By the way, does anybody recognize the music that opens the FMS interview with the late Larry Ashmore? I visited his website and IMDb page and was surprised to find out he apparently never did any of his own composing, always orchestrating and arranging for others, even on concert work.
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It occured to me though: the batch they have is fine, but watch out for any used copies they might sell. Somebody said, I can't can't vouch for it, that it's hard to impossible to tell the difference between the old ones and the new ones.
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The Jon Burlingame - John Scott interview was/is very nice indeed. Enthralling stuff!
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