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Basil will be in my heart forever!!! Thanks Basil!!!
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Red dawn will always remain my favorite score by this composer. Still an awesome listen 20 years later and expanded Mick
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I've been listening to the Prometheus edition of Quigley Down Under very often recently--it really is an impeccable presentation of some great music--and with that utterly delightful main theme! It never fails to lift spirits. Poledouris is dearly missed.
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Nov 8, 2008 - 2:20 AM
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Olivier
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Here's another "not a big title": Fire on the Mountain / Flyers. The former score is nice, but somehow it's the latter which I have always listened to the more of the two. It naturally has some "action" moments, but the most striking feature, I think, is the very peaceful, calm music in several tracks, starting with the score's very first notes. Seeing the cover, it is not the kind of music you expect; it is rather graceful, slow music for, say, birds gliding in a beautiful sky. Very soothing. I want more expanded scores of his! Please.
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