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THE STONE KILLER by Roy Budd- found a copy used for about 6 bucks- the oop Legend pressing from 1991.
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Earlier this year I was scouring the clearance soundtrack bins at RASPUTIN ....
yeah, well we all have to pay our bills,,,,hope you used a non-toxic cleaner
doesnt SAG have ANY benefits?
recent finds:
THE BUTCHER BOY
SORCERER
STEPHEN KING'S THE SHINING composer promo
TO SIR WITH LOVE
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Aug 29, 2009 - 5:23 PM
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Alfachrger
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I just got back from Newbury comics with..
Poledouris' Conan the Barbarian (the Milan Disc, New) for 14 Bucks.
Arnold's Stargate (Milan Disc, Used) for 4 Bucks.
William's Star Wars, Attack of the Clones (Sony, Target with an extra track, Used) for 3 Bucks.
I also found in my Mailbox a new edition of Fanfare (Sep./Oct) Magazine. Sandwiched between Goetz and Grenadier was Artur Litgen's review of Goldsmith's Twilight Zone: The Movie.
Also, sandwiched between Holliger and Hummel was, again by Arthur Lintgen, Horner's Something Wicked this way Comes.
Both reviews were favorable but Arthur critized Horner's ("After a brilliant start of his career") later efforts as "repetative and derivitive New Age pablum". An opinion that I agree with completely.
I welcome Fanfare's inclusion of film score reviews within the pages featuring other Reviews of Symphonies, Concertos Operas and Sonatas. I do miss Royal S. Brown's feature (Film Score Musings) but I feel that Herrmann, Goldsmith, McCreary and others Film Score Composers should be included in the same section as the works of Bach, Beethoven and Brahms.
Dave
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Today at a local used shop I found a mother load, mainly for the pricing! Not sure if someone died or was really broke. IT was kind of sad when I see a lot of releases liked this that were more than likely all from the same person. I bet the store gave close to nothing for the sale either.
Glass Slipper FSM 2 Disc 4.95
Monsignor Intrada 4.95
Grand Prix FSM 4.95
4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse 7.95
Player, The VSD 4.95
QB VII Intrada MAF 7061D 4.95
Accidental Tourist, The Original WB release 4.95
Prisoner of Zenda FSM 4.95
1941 VSD 4.95
Bravados, The FSM 4.95
Above and Beyond FSM 4.95
Demetrius and the Gladiators FSM 4.95
Prodigal, The FSM 4.95
Prince of Foxes FSM 4.95
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I found copies of INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL by John Williams, ALIAS: SEASON TWO by Michael Giacchino, and EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC by Ennio Morricone at my local Half Price Books bargain bin today, for $1.99 each.
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I guess my spectacular finds are:
The Phanton of the Opera - John Addison (Colossal Records). I paid US$ 10 at a used store here in Brazil. The score is absolutely fine, lush strings, very nice themes... if you find it, buy it.
Poltergeist - US$ 10 at the same store
Conan the Barbarian (Varese release) - US$ 12
The Serpent and the Rainbow - US$ 20 (I still can´t believe it).
And also a very surprising cd that is Pet Cematary (Goldenthal) - the score is awesome and I paid 8 dollars.
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I won the vinyl lp of 2 Maurice Jarre scores on ebay: Mandingo & Topaz.
I couldn't resist, I've never seen either film and I've always wondered if they were really as bad as they used to say they were.
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I couldn't resist, I've never seen either film and I've always wondered if they were really as bad as they used to say they were.
MANDINGO is one of the vilest, most offensive films ever made. IMHO, of course.
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Just picked up MANCINI IN SURROUND from eBay for the staggering sum of 99 cents.
With shipping, the grand total was $3.99.
A fantastic bargain, if I do say so myself.
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"MANDINGO is one of the vilest, most offensive films ever made. IMHO, of course."
That's what I heard but I never went to see it.
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