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Edit: Goddammit, Photobucket.
Anyway, great news.
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I like the Talgorn scores I have a lot, and I'm looking forward to this release.
I'm also a big fan of Talgorn's score for Heavy Metal 2000 (like, a big fan — I love that score), but beyond these, Delta Force 2, The Temp and Fortress, I'm not too familiar with his other work. Honestly, other than Fortress and a few minutes of Delta Force 2, I haven't seen any of these pictures either, so any Talgorn suggestions from those more familiar with his oeuvre — particularly his non-American work — would be welcome.
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9/17/2017
Another Tuesday, another new CD from Intrada.
Sci-fi this time, Robot Jox, with vivid, flamboyant orchestral music from Frederic Talgorn.
Announced earlier in other circles, newly assembled and re-mastered release features handful of brief previously unreleased cues plus appearance of score in film sequence.
Score leans to the rousing side with composer Talgorn favoring large scale music replete with the entire resources of the Paris Philharmonic Orchestra, brass up front and center!
Full contents, artwork and sound samples will be available on our site this coming Monday eve, September 18!
http://www.intrada.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7557
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