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The cover artwork looks like one of those special fall issues of TV Guide that I used to get so excited about when I was a kid because it had the previews of the upcoming new shows. Looks like a super package from FSM!
You get a see-gar, Mark. That was my inspiration from the start, mixed up with Doug Trumbull's titles for the ABC Movies of the week. Some of us didn't haven anything better to do but watch TV in the early 1970s.
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Aug 25, 2010 - 10:32 AM
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Thor
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Well, I'm not in the target audience for this (I'm both too young and too non-American to have any relationship to any of the represented series), but it looks to be a great package for the fans of those shows.
However, one thing obviously struck my interest. A Williams episode score for something called THE ELEVENTH HOUR?!? Wow. I consider myself quite knowledgeable about the composer's entire output, but I hadn't even heard about that one. It's not registered on any discographies or biographies that I've seen, so it's certainly a very special find. I listened to the clips, and while they sounded nice enough, it wasn't hair-standing-on-the-back-of-the-neck type fantastic. A combination of the more gritty and the more casual, laidback jazz things he was doing at the time.
I have to quote Jason LeBlanc, a member on the JWFan board, who said:
"The completist in me wants that 17 1/2 minutes of Williams score, but the realist in me doesn't want to pay $60 to get it".
I'll have to seriously think about this one.
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Aug 25, 2010 - 10:36 AM
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CinemaScope
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Well, I'm not in the target audience for this (I'm both too young and too non-American to have any relationship to any of the represented series), but it looks to be a great package for the fans of those shows.
However, one thing obviously struck my interest. A Williams episode score for something called THE ELEVENTH HOUR?!? Wow. I consider myself quite knowledgeable about the composer's entire output, but I hadn't even heard about that one. It's not registered on any discographies or biographies that I've seen, so it's certainly a very special find. I listened to the clips, and while they sounded nice enough, it wasn't hair-standing-on-the-back-of-the-neck type fantastic. A combination of the more gritty and the more casual, laidback jazz things he was doing at the time.
I have to quote Jason LeBlanc, a member on the JWFan board, who said:
"The completist in me wants that 17 1/2 minutes of Williams score, but the realist in me doesn't want to pay $60 to get it".
I'll have to seriously think about this one.
Oh come on! Everyone (including you) knows you won't buy it.
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Aug 25, 2010 - 10:54 AM
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johnjohnson
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Well, I'm not in the target audience for this (I'm both too young and too non-American to have any relationship to any of the represented series), but it looks to be a great package for the fans of those shows.
However, one thing obviously struck my interest. A Williams episode score for something called THE ELEVENTH HOUR?!? Wow. I consider myself quite knowledgeable about the composer's entire output, but I hadn't even heard about that one. It's not registered on any discographies or biographies that I've seen, so it's certainly a very special find. I listened to the clips, and while they sounded nice enough, it wasn't hair-standing-on-the-back-of-the-neck type fantastic. A combination of the more gritty and the more casual, laidback jazz things he was doing at the time.
I have to quote Jason LeBlanc, a member on the JWFan board, who said:
"The completist in me wants that 17 1/2 minutes of Williams score, but the realist in me doesn't want to pay $60 to get it".
I'll have to seriously think about this one.
Thor,
I know what you mean.
The only one that interests me is Earth II
J.
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