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Incredible! Thank you Lukas! It'll be great to hear the original recording including the boat chase.
Very happy that Mr. Kimmel's tape weathered the years so well.
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A fine release. This is my kind of Goldsmith.
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Many thanks to Lukas, Bruce Botnick, all at FSM, SAE and Paramount, and to Bruce Kimmel for saving the tapes! This is wonderful...
N.p. Neu! (Neu!)
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Just curious where the boat chase music is included. I see that same number of tracks and titles are used in both recordings , but a couple of cues are significantly longer in this release.
Eddie's Death. You can hear it in the sample. Exciting stuff!
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Islands in the Stream premiered in the U.S. in early 1977; however, the film's copyright is 1976.
Lukas
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Thanks to Lukas and everyone else involved in getting this one to us. A fabulous release.
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For me, this, alongside Patton and The Omen, is one of my three absolute favourite Jerry Goldsmith scores. I like none better than these three.
(Papillon and Star Trek I being my most honourably mentionable 4 and 5, perhaps.)
Does anyone else feel the same, i.e. that this score really is one of the best?
(Personally, I like this kind of stuff better than the action movies, though I recognise that's going to make me seem odd in the eyes of some.)
Cheers
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