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Is there any progress on this?
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Damn!!
I thought it was finally here.
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Is there any progress on this?
Still working on clearing this one.
Ford A. Thaxton
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Is there any progress on this?
Still working on clearing this one.
Ford A. Thaxton
Thank you
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Still working on clearing this one.
Very excited to know it's still coming; thanks for dropping in to update us Ford.
Yavar
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Any updates on this expansion, Ford?
Yavar
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Feb 28, 2024 - 2:40 AM
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Thor
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I recently got the original album, and listening to it now for the first time ever (I needed to boost my Holdridge collection a little bit). It is indeed a splendid score, but just perfect the way it is -- sound, performance, curation of cues, length. I always thought it was a western based on the title, but appears it's a romantic adventure film -- and Ennio Morricone was supposed to have scored it, but left to do CINEMA PARADISO instead! (just reading it off of Wikipedia).
It's not normally a sound I gravitate towards anymore (those big, lush, traditional orchestral thingies), but if it's from the past, from a certain period in time (80s and 90s), I can get down with it still.
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