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Geez, no wonder FSM and Intrada have so much trouble moving the golden age stuff.
No Waxman? No Friedhofer? No Steiner? No Newman?--etc., etc., etc.
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Dec 11, 2004 - 8:56 PM
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TerraEpon
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Well, I keep my soundtracks in alphabetical order by composer, under the main composer (well, excpet The Rock I have under Zimmer for some reason) -- so stuff like Born on the 4th of July is still Williams, Mulan is Goldsmith, etc. I also have a couple after that are too split (namely, Penelope/Don't Make Waves, and the FSM Shoes of a Fisherman).
Another thing is that classical stuff is with the classical, so Rosza and Williams and so on....
That said, here's some of my larger composer collections:
11 E. Bernstein
14 Delerue (one on the way)
14 Elfman
15 Goldsmith
15 Herrmann
15 Hisaishi
12 Horner
14 Rozsa (7 film, 7 classical)
13 Shostakovich (film, I have 22 classical)
29 Silvestri
42 Williams (38 film, 4 classical)
I also have under 10 but love much of Poledouris, Goldenthal, T Jones, Steiner, and Rota. Also of course is game composers like Uematsu, Mitsuda, Iwadare, Shimomura, and K. Tanaka.
My most of any seems to be Jean Sibelius with 43. I like variety...and this is albums, so multi-CDs count as one. I have heavy love for Saint-Saens, Rimsky-Korsakov, L. Bernstein, Dvorak, Mozart, Corigliano, Liszt, Hovhaness, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, Gottschalk, Chaminade, Alfven, Gershwin, Smetana...the list goes on really.
-Joshua
-Joshua
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........I have two cats..........
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I *love* statistics! :D Here are mine, as far as they go:
411 CDs as of December 11th, 11pm.
1. 38 CDs by Goldsmith
2. 35 CDs by Williams
3. 30 CDs by Franke (all Babylon 5)
4. 23 CDs by Zimmer
5. 20 CDs by Horner
6. 13 CDs by Shore
7. 11 CDs by Elfman
8. 11 CDs by Howard
9. 8 CDs by Bernstein
10. 8 CDs by Silvestri
11. 7 CDs by Doyle
etc.
Note: x CDs by y doesn't necessarily mean x scores by y. ;)
N^
No Herrmann? No Rozsa?
I'm wondering if I should weep or just ()......
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Obviously a man with impeccable taste.
Phideas & Aloysius would ADORE you.... and the boys have the most remarkable ability to sleep through any loud volume of music that I play...
Of course there's always the possibility it has more to do with ennui, being the arcane creatures that they are....
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Collection: 2535 CDs (soundtracks only) including:
1. Jerry Goldsmith: 139
2. Ennio Morricone: 97
3. John Barry: 93
4. John Williams: 79
5. James Horner: 68
6. Maurice Jarre: 56
7. Hans Zimmer: 51
8. Elmer Bernstein: 45
9. Georges Delerue: 40
10. James Newton Howard: 37
11. Basil Poledouris: 36
12. Alan Silvestri: 36
13. John Scott: 34
14. Danny Elfman: 32
15. Lalo Schifrin: 32
16. Henry Mancini: 31
17. Bernard Herrmann: 29
18. Michael Kamen: 29
19. Mark Isham: 27
20. Francis Lai: 26
21. Roy Budd: 25
22. Georges Fenton: 24
23. Howard Shore: 24
24. Christopher Young: 24
25. Miklos Rozsa: 23
26. Bruce Broughton: 20
27. Bill Conti: 20
28. Randy Edelman: 20
NP. Piranha II (Stelvio Cipriani)
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I don't have stats to post, but I do have 616 albums. But, here's the burning question. . .
When do we listen to them all? I have a score going at work right now. I also listen in the car, when I write and before I sleep.
Anyone else?
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