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Sep 29, 2008 - 5:11 PM
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Hurdy Gurdy
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These are probably the two scores by Mr Cliff that I would like to see given a release by the Varese CD Club or some such label in the future (with Delirious a close 3rd). Meteor Man is a great superhero/action adventure score with lots of exciting brassy fanfares and pounding percussion. It's a bit temp tracky (there are obvious nods to TIE Fighter attack from Star Wars, Back to the Future, Superman and Hoffa) and it has some riffs from his own ST Undiscovered Country score, but it is very enjoyable and listenable, back when he was kinda new on the block and really showing off. As is his really fun score from the Dudley Moore comedy Crazy People, which I remember enjoying when I watched it years ago. It takes it's cue from Grusin's Heaven Can Wait score, but is really catchy and bouncy in it's own right, and has a HUGE orchestral track towards the end, which would probably make it really expensive to release. Also, some of the tender music between Moore and Daryl Hannah is just beautiful. Anyone familiar with these scores? What do you think?
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METEOR MAN would be an instant buy for me!
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My Eidelman score that I am waiting, not patiently, for is Leap of Faith.
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That's a tough release, as there's only 10-15 minutes of score in the film.
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