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What cue from Die Hard 3 was taken from Kamens episode from Amazing Stories?
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So what is the deal with "The Foundry" cue? Did Kamen compose this for another film and was tracked in? What part of the film is it supposed to score? Wish the liners explained the bonus cues... "The Foundy" is a piece of music composed by Alexander Mosolov, not by Kamen, which I don't think is noted on this release but is on the original album credits. If you read earlier in this thread, you can see where I asked the same question and Mutant answered. There is no further info in the noted on why this was used, unfortunately. How could they not note this on the new release? I was interested in how this piece came to be. It's on the disc, credited correctly on the otherwise abysmal RCA release. How could this be overlooked?
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Got this in Saturday and have been listening to it ever since. My first chance to have a good listen is at work because I work overnights. I have to say so far my favorite tracks are, "Taxi Chase" "Subway Part 1 and 2" "Infiltration" "Bank Invasion" "Johnny Comes Marching Home" and "Ode to Johnny" But I still haven't gotten to all of Disc 2 just yet, so I'll comment more on those tracks later as I'm sure I'll find some great ones too. As mentioned by another user some of Kamen's work is best presented as an album presentation rather than C&C. For this movie, I'm glad we got C&C and I love it all, but I'm sure I'll be making a shorter playlist sometime in the future. I gotta be honest, I was always mesmorized by the Johnny Comes Marching Home music from the film since I saw the movie as a kid. Because of this movie I've spent many times humming that tune whenever I'm in a really creative mood.
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I picked this up at the Star Trek event and I uploaded it into my iTunes library but havent had a chance to hear it yet. Im still listening to Die hard 2 and the Trek box!
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There was a reason we didn't discuss "The Foundry" in the booklet--and that's about all I'm at liberty to say. At any rate, I wasn't able to glean any specific reason for the use of the track in the movie in my research. It may have just been Kamen's idea of a joke as he tended to add quite a lot of musical in-jokes to the DH scores. That's so weird!
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There was a reason we didn't discuss "The Foundry" in the booklet--and that's about all I'm at liberty to say. At any rate, I wasn't able to glean any specific reason for the use of the track in the movie in my research. It may have just been Kamen's idea of a joke as he tended to add quite a lot of musical in-jokes to the DH scores. That's so weird! Nope, not weird...just Hollywood MV
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BTW, isn't ODE TO JOHNNY the coolest track ever? MV
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After "Bank Invasion" and before "Back To Wall Street"
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