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This release necessitates an upgrade NO QUESTIONS ASKED! So you’re saying it’s worthy of a deaf buy*. No. He is saying he blindly obeys authority. THE SOLIUM OBEISANCE THE SOLIUM ACQUIESCING *you stole my joke!
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This release necessitates an upgrade NO QUESTIONS ASKED! So you’re saying it’s worthy of a deaf buy*. No. He is saying he blindly obeys authority. THE SOLIUM OBEISANCE THE SOLIUM ACQUIESCING *you stole my joke! A reference rather than a theft. I'll cite you in the footnotes of my post next time, along with an addendum of "awards," knightships, and various other distinctions. THE MARSHALL MISAPPREHENSION
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You must put it in quotation marks to indicate its a reference.
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Just added quotes.
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I can't stand Don Davis' music, yet this and We're Back are among my favorite Horners. So...if Davis ghost-wrote these, I guess Horner at least checked by now and then to make sure it wasn't sounding like junk?
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Nice release... on my wish list.
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Oct 30, 2018 - 11:59 PM
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Avatarded
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Look at the year Once Upon a Forest, We're Back! and A Far Off Place came out. Then look at how many films he did that year. Just saying, it's not that surprising. Two years later, half the amount of films but all back-to-back for the most part. Again, not surprising. Then factor in which of those films did have his full attention based on what we know, and which ones didn't, and again, not that surprising. And that's not to say those films that didn't get full attention didn't matter, but time constraints being what they were, leaning on orchestrators isn't exactly a bad thing.
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Trying to figure out what the difference is between the two versions of "Balto Brings the Medicine".
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Trying to figure out what the difference is between the two versions of "Balto Brings the Medicine". Different opening.
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This is a really good score, I've been enjoying it immensely.
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Yup, I always knew some of the score's best cues were left off... Yavar
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