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2 Englishmen were on vacation in Denmark and they were driving at the free way from Esbjerg to Copenhagen. Suddenly they heard the traffic radio: "Warning! There is a ghost driver on the freeway. He is driving in the wrong traffic lane. Be carefully!" The english driver looked out and said to his wife: Look, there is nothing but ghost drivers here. All other cars are driving in the wrong dirrection".
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Sorry folks, now I will try to be serious. I just read how Bondo and others, who I suppose is a really film music lover, were attacked by our friend from the empire and then I couldn't recist....
NP. The Jewell in the Crown (G. Fenton)
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Jan 14, 2005 - 12:32 PM
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Thor
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So here's #44 in my collection.
Of course, it is VERY reminiscent of BASIC INSTINCT - melodically, harmonically and that peculiar synth sound. Still, it lacks some of the latter's delicious sensuality, so to speak. It's far more run-of-the-mill. Some interesting oddball meters here and there, as usual with Goldsmith.
I think the first part of the album is best. Some of the action stuff isn't that interesting. "The Elevator", though, has a cool "visual" quality to it....it builds slowly reaching a high sustained string chord, and then suddenly plumets to the ground, reaching a low sustained string chord.
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There is a great action track early in the film missing on the release, and also the rape scene is missing, I believe. I don't know how much else. This is one of my very favorite late Goldsmith recordings. I love the album just as it is, but would pick up an expansion.
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BLOODY FLOOR
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