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It stunned me to realize that, aside from a few cues (some adapted) for the straight-to-video "Bambi" sequel, this along with "Last Flight Out" is the most recent Broughton score I will own… and it's fourteen years old!
Well if Seth MacFarlane was telling the truth about Broughton's The Orville pilot score being prepared for release, that won't have to be true too much longer...did you not grab Texas Rising because it was download only?
Yavar
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Mar 21, 2018 - 9:15 AM
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SchiffyM
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Well if Seth MacFarlane was telling the truth about Broughton's The Orville pilot score being prepared for release, that won't have to be true too much longer...did you not grab Texas Rising because it was download only?
I forgot about "Texas Rising," which I'll admit I haven't gotten to yet, but not because I object to downloads. I think the whole Debney collaboration just threw me off. And before anybody tells me that's ridiculous, let me say: I know it's ridiculous!
I hope that "The Orville" is released (obviously, at least two of our specialty labels would like to do it, though LLL compared their attempts to do so to pulling teeth), though I have to admit that as a fan of almost everything Broughton, his mock-stirring main theme, with all its purposeful nods to the genre, doesn't do much for me.
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Dang...I guess you also don't care for David Newman's Galaxy Quest then. Personally I enjoy them both very much.
Yavar
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I never find him a *huge* miss...but half the time he is a "meh" for me I guess...but oftentimes I love him (Operation Dumbo Drop, The Phantom, Hoffa, and yes, Galaxy Quest...)
Yavar
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Been loving this one! I thought my Broughton thirst was quenched, but unsurprising that Intrada should prove me wrong.
Not sure what else is left though. I assume "A Simple Wish" isn't a Steiner-level magnum opus?
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Broughton talks about his love of scoring animated films and theme park music in the notes. Come on, Intrada, give us the theme park music!
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