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Best...artwork...ever!
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Now that's music to my ears! Freud and Seconds in the space of a couple of months. We only dreamed of it. Bodes well for all you fellow-List-of-Adrian-Messenger-types. I can hardly wait.
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Goldsmith is the fucking Tupac of our business. lol That mofo has a new CD out each week. LOL
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Sillystring, no need for foul language. Of the three Club releases, ordered this only - never seen the film, never heard the music (don't recall the usage in Alien) can't hear the samples on work PC.
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Varese have come up trumps once again, this is indeed a very welcome release in the Jerry Goldsmith canon. Ordered!
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Exciting news! Just a little nitpick: on the back cover it seems they spelled wrong the recording engineer name ("Federico Savino", while it's "Savina") and the recording facility name (it's not "International Recorders", but "International Recording"). BTW, I didn't know Jerry recorded this one in Rome. Varese is infamous for typos...
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This is really weird! No kidding, I said to good old Marian yesterday, that we will get "Freud" among "Top Gun Expanded" and "Spartacus". Of course, it was meant as a joke, but sometimes you just hit the nail right there. Very cool. An expensive but very wonderful year to be a film music lover. "Freud" is most definetely ordered!
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