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What BillCarson said, plus what Paul MacLean said. 
Yavar
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But thats just the point. Alright its a fair cop guv i was taking the mickey - when did i ever not - but very little has pushed its way into my regulars, if thats the right word, in the last 20 years, maybe Desplat and Piovani have impressed me, but its very unlikely - imo - anyone is going break into that fortress.
You can slag me off for not being open but im just being realistic based on last 20-30 years.
I see films and notice the score sometimes and think Thats not bad, .but i cant remember the last time i said Wow.
So i dont expect it.
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Yeah TG, my regulars are very picky about who they let join.
Such talented composers have earned their place.
Its not impossible to get a seat next to them but extremely unlikely.
And yes, i appreciate you were taking great delight in driving a rude truck into double entendre territory and turning right and ram-raiding the smut shop, but did you notice what i did there? I threw a boring bucket of cold water over your innuendo and battered it with boring seriourness, like a baseball bat with barbed wire wrapped round it.
You will enjoy the new episode of the Walking Dead btw.
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Agreed joan huey - that is as tortuous an hour ive spent in years. Squirming and brutal. Like watching Joe pesci say Funny how? For an hour. Clearly deliberately stressful and tense.
Its a fair cop, Guv is what cockney burglars used to say when policemen nabbed them holding a sack of stolen swag.
Geddit now? As in, you got me, ive been pinched fairly, what can i say, caught red handed?
Capice?
Glad you found the carson-tg show amusing. He is quite funny for a northerner. Personally i think humour should be allowed on the forum, but allardyce never has to lock a thread because most one liners get crushed with a swift tidal wave of seriousness.
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Oct 24, 2016 - 1:58 PM
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Bill, I can understand that you think you'll stick to your current and perennial favourites. This said, as far as I'm concerned, there's at least one new name that I might well be listening to in ten years from now, a name that has also been mentioned by others in this thread. He's a fellow countryman of yours: Daniel Pemberton. I'm playing on Youtube for the 2d time in a row his score for DESPERATE ROMANTICS (2009) which earned him at the time a well-deserved Ivor Novello Award for best television soundtrack and I'm simply blown away by the freshness, the energy, the overall fun and enthusiasm of his music, the same way his score for MAN FROM UNCLE already impressed me a great deal last year. This guy is writing truly exciting stuff, which makes me anxious to explore a bit more his universe.
Regarding another name that's suggested rather often as well, Fernando Velasquez, I'm sorry but the magic doesn't happen at all in his case for me. Yet I've tried to play many excerpts from several of his scores but didn't hear anything striking or appealing to my ears so far. I simply don't like his orchestrations, and even his tunes do nothing to me. Purely a matter of taste of course...
Thor, thanks for mentioning Nicolas Errera, a musician I'm very fond of.
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Bill - you started it, even if you were taking the mickey... 
