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Oct 14, 2010 - 2:57 PM
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The following thread contains more raves (from the dedicated few) who love this release. (my remarks from there are repeated here): http://filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=14960&forumID=1&archive=1 Mr Phelps, I've been with you in the past on this and continue to agree with you that this particular cd is one of my favorite FSM releases as well. Long awaited. And what a surprise when it was announced! It's great to finally have these three Goldsmith television scores preserved on one cd with outstanding care in presentation as usual by FSM. Indeed you have been! I enjoyed your reminscence about trying to tape the music off the original broadcast while trying to shoo the family out of the room. Perhaps that's part of this CD's appeal to me, in that I fondly recall movies like WINTER KILL being on cable TV during the day, but I just like this edgier, experimental Goldsmith sound. I also have a growing fondness for those 1970s-era synths. As for WINTER KILL's presentation, I guess I'm one of the few that program the CD in order to hear all of the tracks in chronological order. I just love this score. Suspense cues can be mind-numbingly dull in the wrong hands, but composers like Goldsmith (and John Barry) are masters at maintaining the tension with their work. I've yet to see this Andy Griffith film, however. Someday, perhaps... Do you think they'll ever put "Hawkins On Murder" as part of the Warner Archive D.V.D.-R. series? Yeah, I remember the HAWKINS series from the early 70's - pretty good show from what I remember - anyway, this is a great CD - I really enjoy it. Great job by FSM!...:-)
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I'll miss FSM for their releases of these older tv scores. Nobody seems to do as many, or with the same attention to details like FSM. I loved the fact that Fielding's Hawkins tv work was included to round out the Zigzag/Super Cops cd. A nice extra on that one. Even though Hawkins on Murder isn't one of my favourites, I couldn't agree more with the above comments.
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