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Ah, now I see your point... sorry, I was looking at the back cover pic and not the tracklist details.
Anyway, I care more about the music fluidity than a c&c order, so to me this looks perfect.
Thank you very much again, Intrada!
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Sound samples are awesome! Sounds like the best of Barry. The Black Duck, Dancing with Ducks, James Duck. Instant buy!
I'm also hearing a bit of The Duck Valley.
Anyway, I care more about the music fluidity than a c&c order, so to me this looks perfect.
Thank you very much again, Intrada!
My sentiment as well. It's not like owners won't fashion their own tracklists when they receive this gem (well, almost all owners).
As a preteen watching this movie growing up, I developed a greater appreciation for the female version of the human anatomy.
And the female version of the duck anatomy.
See above gif.
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As a preteen watching this movie growing up, I developed a greater appreciation for the female version of the human anatomy.
You and me both.
The closest you ever got?
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Some folks pointed out that the John Barry music heard on the Year of the Comet trailer is evidently the same as the track on this CD set call Ultralight #1 (Alternate).
Whether it was tracked in to the trailer...
Or Barry re-recorded it just for the trailer...
Or Barry recycled it into his Year of the Comet score...
We don't really know. But there's a positive ID there. Kudos to my mates who spotted it before I did.
Cheers
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The press release refers to "strikingly different" alternates and I'm guessing its these which are on disc 1 and they probably work fine if you consider the alternate scenes they were written for. The alternates on disc 2 are possibly of the more traditional variety. There will be a reason why Intrada has done it this way.
Personally, I've never found it distracting when Intrada includes alternate in the main program. They are different enough that I find the flow fine, and I'm usually quite uninterested in separate alternates.
But then I enjoy Doug and company's taste in sequencing and mastering anyway.
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Really just 19 minutes of Levay here...or 38 if you count the alternate versions.
Hmmmm……….
How much is shipping to Europe?
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How much is shipping to Europe?
The specific question is already answered, but it's cost me $60 to buy this, and that'll go up to $80 if the customs folks nab it and send me a ransom note.
It's an expensive business, ordering from abroad, but it is what it is.
Cheers
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It's amazing to my mind that we have gotten in recent years releases of scores to 2 dud films scored by JB in 1986, Howard the Duck and The Golden Child. And that the labels involved have went to such measures to ensure the releases are as comprehensive as they are and presented in 3 CD sets with all that extra Barry music!
That's my kind of overcompensation!
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Listening to the clips now. All I can say is how lucky, how unbelievably lucky they were to secure a composer like John Barry, who gave them far in excess of what such a movie even deserved!
I enjoyed the third sample by Levay. It would be interesting to hear him drop the drumkit and any synths and try an orchestral score (he probably has, but I just don't know one).
The songs do zero for me.
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I enjoyed the third sample by Levay. It would be interesting to hear him drop the drumkit and any synths and try an orchestral score (he probably has, but I just don't know one).
Hell no!
But he did at least one, COURAGE MOUNTAIN.
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I keep trying to play the clips but I can't get past the second one...
BODY DANCES WITH DUCK, indeed!
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A crazy lark of a movie with a Bond score.
Mmm...delicious.
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