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Great Scott, great post!
I count myself as an admirer, too. And on top of all that talent he's a very sweet gentleman as well...my wife Francesca and I had a really nice chat with him at one of John Morgan's house parties and I remember being shocked at some of the hilarious things he said because he's very quiet-spoken.
Yavar
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Lets drink some dinossaur blood in honor of Great Scott!
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Jul 25, 2013 - 1:29 PM
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Hurdy Gurdy
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You should have attended the many film music festivals in Spain over the past few years Kari.
It was a great way to meet and chat to many film music composers, in Ubeda especially, which had such a chilled, laid back atmosphere, instead of the usual hustle/bustle/"sign this/sign this" pandemonium that used to go on before. You could really relax, drink some beer/wine and amble about amongst such cool dudes as Basil Poledouris (what a lovely guy he was), Bruce Broughton, John Ottman, John Frizzell and John Debney (to name just some). Good times.
I've been playing Final Countdown and Mill On The Floss a lot recently, really getting to know them, while still revisiting the magnificence that is Antony & Cleopatra and Greystoke.
Even Yor got another play through. I really love that dreamy village theme he uses. The Main Theme is chunky, clunky 80's fun and the baddie march is a fun riff on the Imperial March from TESB.
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