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Liner notes? What are they?
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They're linear notes, of course.
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They're linear notes, of course.
Ahhh....got it.
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I know that drives one or two people here crazy, so I couldn't resist. Can't recall who they are though.
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I know that drives one or two people here crazy, so I couldn't resist. Can't recall who they are though.
Me, Justin! Of course, me!
Oh, sorry about that. Didn't mean to cause any ... pandamonium...
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Feb 20, 2018 - 6:13 PM
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GoblinScore
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LLL has a 5 page Randall Larson essay and if you're familiar with his work, it is in line with his standard. I like Randall, so it's good, just not super intensive, at least as much space he was given. A paragraph each by Stuart Gordon & Richard Band, along with some cool photos round it out.
Intrada has a 14 page text by Daniel Schweiger, including Doug Fair's always great tech talk, along with more photos & cue assembly. See above, I like both of these guys writings as well. This is more intensive & has track by track coverage along with filmmaker quotes.
I keep both because the Intrada has a VERY weird mix I'm not used to. This score was a gateway piece for me, cassette for Christmas back in '86, and nothing has replicated that version yet. It's not just previously unheard lines in the Intrada it is.....indescribable for me yet.
I'd recommend both if your an uber-FB fan.
So there ;-)
Sean
Oh as for the comedians-in-training I blame posting via phone (hi...) for damnable spell check correct. I have to edit mine 20 times, so linear liner, bah!
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