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I'm shocked you didn't mention Forever Knight when talking about Fred Mollin...
Because I was thinking of the time when I met him, and he hadn't done that yet!
Lukas
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Unless I fell asleep during this one and missed it, you weren't as gossipy as you were on that other podcast you did (where you told the driving the Star Trek tapes story in full). We need to get you on The Goldsmith Odyssey to unleash some catty Bruce Kimmel-esque tales.
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I don't understand most of what you just wrote, buddy.
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We need to get you on The Goldsmith Odyssey to unleash some catty Bruce Kimmel-esque tales.
Heh heh heh...we’ve had plans for Lukas to join us on The Goldsmith Odyssey for almost a year now. If we’d held to our original schedule we would have already arrived at Dr. Kildare and Cain’s Hundred, and had him on. At this point after being pipped to the post like this, I’m thinking of maybe doing a one on one interview with him, in advance of his appearance on the regular show as a guest host.
Yavar
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Unless I fell asleep during this one and missed it, you weren't as gossipy as you were on that other podcast you did (where you told the driving the Star Trek tapes story in full). We need to get you on The Goldsmith Odyssey to unleash some catty Bruce Kimmel-esque tales.
No, I wasn't...that Star Trek podcast was different because I've known those guys socially for decades and felt more comfortable to be weird with them. I didn't want to be disrespectful to Frank's questions or his show.
Lukas
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We need to get you on The Goldsmith Odyssey to unleash some catty Bruce Kimmel-esque tales.
Heh heh heh...we’ve had plans for Lukas to join us on The Goldsmith Odyssey for almost a year now. If we’d held to our original schedule we would have already arrived at Dr. Kildare and Cain’s Hundred, and had him on. At this point after being popped to the post like this, I’m thinking of maybe doing a one on one interview with him, in advance of his appearance on the regular show as a guest host.
Yavar
I wondered what happened with that! Sure, I'll do your show anytime.
Lukas
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There we go!
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Yup, and my stupid phone's autocorrect of "pipped" to "popped" is preserved for all eternity. 
By the way Shaun, if you're dying for cool behind the scenes with another prominent label head after Bruce, I *did* just happen to record a new conversation with one yesterday...at record length, for an Odyssey Interview -- at 3.5 hours+, more than double the length of the David Newman interview which was already really long, so we'll be splitting it into at least two parts. More later (but not in this Lukas thread).
Lukas, I loved listening to this conversation! (I still have to listen to part 2 on Bond). You're very engaging and it's always fun hearing you talk, so I'm really looking forward to having you on the Odyssey.
Yavar
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Yup, and my stupid phone's autocorrect of "pipped" to "popped" is preserved for all eternity.
By the way Shaun, if you're dying for cool behind the scenes with another prominent label head after Bruce, I *did* just happen to record a new conversation with one yesterday...at record length, for an Odyssey Interview -- at 3.5 hours+, more than double the length of the David Newman interview which was already really long, so we'll be splitting it into at least two parts. More later (but not in this Lukas thread).
Lukas, I loved listening to this conversation! (I still have to listen to part 2 on Bond). You're very engaging and it's always fun hearing you talk, so I'm really looking forward to having you on the Odyssey.
Yavar
Holy cow. Any Inside Baseball talk is welcome, as far as I'm concerned. The look behind the scenes really informs my listening of the end result.
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Beautifully done. Loved it.
Back in 2003, I remember interviewing Lukas for Music From The Movies about the Bond set and in my stupid, immature, arrogant attempt to mimic a BBC journalist who describes his interviews narratively, like he's talking about the interview rather than giving the literal Q&A, I remember I really pissed Lukas off and rewrote it properly.
I think he forgave me though:
I remember he ran my review of Monte Walsh, because I wrote a nice review of that but was beaten to the punch by other writers for my usual outlets (Soundtrack and MFTM), so I had no outlet for it and he gave me one. He was also kind enough to give me the opportunity to contribute to the first KING KONG release on FSM.
It's funny. In so many ways, I feel like that even though I'm still here and film scores continue, that era has ended about the same time as FSM packed up.
My rather pathetic attempt at being a writer on the topic of film music ended about the same time too.
Cheers
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Beautifully done. Loved it.
Back in 2003, I remember interviewing Lukas for Music From The Movies about the Bond set and in my stupid, immature, arrogant attempt to mimic a BBC journalist who describes his interviews narratively, like he's talking about the interview rather than giving the literal Q&A, I remember I really pissed Lukas off and rewrote it properly.
I think he forgave me though:
I remember he ran my review of Monte Walsh, because I wrote a nice review of that but was beaten to the punch by other writers for my usual outlets (Soundtrack and MFTM), so I had no outlet for it and he gave me one. He was also kind enough to give me the opportunity to contribute to the first KING KONG release on FSM.
It's funny. In so many ways, I feel like that even though I'm still here and film scores continue, that era has ended about the same time as FSM packed up.
My rather pathetic attempt at being a writer on the topic of film music ended about the same time too.
Cheers
I have no recollection of any of this, Senator. Sorry!
Lukas
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I suppose I should have said this years ago, but I wanted to say, Lukas, how grateful I am for your work producing the Bond CDs.
We've all suffered from "missing cue" heartache, but for me it was rarely as painful as in the case of the Bond scores -- particularly On Her Majesty's Secret Service and Diamonds Are Forever, my two favorite Bond scores, great swaths of which were never included on the original LPs. So thank-you for amending the travesties which were those original albums!
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