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"from two legendary composers"
Are they both Ennio Morricone? Lol.
The Island. Complete.
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A decent re-issue of Tourist Trap. Complete.
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Jun 17, 2024 - 12:10 PM
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Tobias
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"from two legendary composers" is interesting, and really would seem to narrow things down a bit... like, are John Powell or Marco Beltrami considered "legendary" at this point? I love them but I don't think so. He started a little earlier but I don't think John Debney would count either, so probably no expansions of The Scorpion King or Paulie, alas.
Probably folks that have been composing since at least the 80s, but probably higher profile than Lee Holdridge (so probably no expanded Mists of Avalon) or Cliff Eidelman (so no Christopher Columbus: The Discovery) or Joel McNeely (Soldier, Gold Diggers, Terminal Velocity) or Michael Small (Mobsters, Wagons East).
Maybe another Silvestri, like The Quick and the Dead? Or Patrick Doyle's amazing Carlito's Way? Michael Kamen's Hudson Hawk? Howard Shore's The Fly or M Butterfly? Christopher Young's The Dark Half or The Fly 2? George Fenton's Final Analysis? Elliot Goldenthal's Sphere or Demolition Man? Danny Elfman's Real Steel or maybe even Pee-Wee's Big Adventure? James Newton Howard's The Sixth Sense or The Happening? Basil Poledouris's For the Love of the Game or Hot Shots Part Deux?
But it seems even more likely that "legendary" would refer to even older composers, IMO, such as...
Elmer Bernstein (The Field? Frankie Starlight?)
Georges Delerue (Black Robe? Rich in Love?)
Jerry Goldsmith (Timeline? Malice? Maybe somehow one of the Fox/Disney-controlled things??)
Henry Mancini (Switch?)
David Raskin (Forever Amber, his magnum opus?)
But what I'm *really* hoping is one of these two, at long last, is the premiere CD release of the original film recording for Miklos Rozsa's Eye of the Needle, which Varese controls in perpetuity due to their German re-recording.
Yavar
My initial thought was these names:
John Barry
Elmer Bernstein
Georges Delerue
Jerry Goldsmith
Maurice Jarre
Ennio Morricone
John Williams
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My initial thought was these names:
John Barry
Elmer Bernstein
Georges Delerue
Jerry Goldsmith
Maurice Jarre
Ennio Morricone
John Williams
Absolutely along the lines I was thinking, but I think Varese has already expanded all the Williams they control, and I think the only Barry remaining might be his unused score for Year of the Comet (which would be AMAZING to get!)
I'd have to double check on Jarre and Morricone.
Yavar
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Jun 17, 2024 - 2:01 PM
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jfallon
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"from two legendary composers" is interesting, and really would seem to narrow things down a bit... like, are John Powell or Marco Beltrami considered "legendary" at this point? I love them but I don't think so. He started a little earlier but I don't think John Debney would count either, so probably no expansions of The Scorpion King or Paulie, alas.
Probably folks that have been composing since at least the 80s, but probably higher profile than Lee Holdridge (so probably no expanded Mists of Avalon) or Cliff Eidelman (so no Christopher Columbus: The Discovery) or Joel McNeely (Soldier, Gold Diggers, Terminal Velocity) or Michael Small (Mobsters, Wagons East).
Maybe another Silvestri, like The Quick and the Dead? Or Patrick Doyle's amazing Carlito's Way? Michael Kamen's Hudson Hawk? Howard Shore's The Fly or M Butterfly? Christopher Young's The Dark Half or The Fly 2? George Fenton's Final Analysis? Elliot Goldenthal's Sphere or Demolition Man? Danny Elfman's Real Steel or maybe even Pee-Wee's Big Adventure? James Newton Howard's The Sixth Sense or The Happening? Basil Poledouris's For the Love of the Game or Hot Shots Part Deux?
But it seems even more likely that "legendary" would refer to even older composers, IMO, such as...
Elmer Bernstein (The Field? Frankie Starlight?)
Georges Delerue (Black Robe? Rich in Love?)
Jerry Goldsmith (Timeline? Malice? Maybe somehow one of the Fox/Disney-controlled things??)
Henry Mancini (Switch?)
David Raskin (Forever Amber, his magnum opus?)
But what I'm *really* hoping is one of these two, at long last, is the premiere CD release of the original film recording for Miklos Rozsa's Eye of the Needle, which Varese controls in perpetuity due to their German re-recording.
Yavar
My initial thought was these names:
John Barry
Elmer Bernstein
Georges Delerue
Jerry Goldsmith
Maurice Jarre
Ennio Morricone
John Williams
I would ABSOLUTELY add Kamen to that list.
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LEVIATHAN. Complete!
Alternate choice. Complete! Complete!
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One might be city Hall
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13th WARRIOR complete?
Any of the Goldsmith scores, complete!
- Medicine Man
- Leviathan
- Mom and Dad Save the World
- Malice
- The 13th Warrior - great choice
- Timeline
- The Final Conflict
I can live without Mr. Baseball and Angie. Otherwise, any Jerry Goldsmith score - complete!
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A few more score suggestions, complete!
- Event Horizon
Some absolute must haves from Christopher Young
- FLOWERS IN THE ATTIC - they had the rights for the LP, so who knows
- THE FLY II - complete!
- THE DARK HALF - complete!
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