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The search engine doesn't work, and Google doesn't find any FSM messageboard hits on this either.
In any case, after having known about it for years, I got this relatively recently and loving it. Yes, it's suffering a bit from the "Rachel Portman syndrome" wherein a single theme is repeated and varied a bit too much, but it's lovely and possibly Wiseman's best score.
Like her "Father Brown" theme. Repeated to death.
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The search engine doesn't work, and Google doesn't find any FSM messageboard hits on this either.
In any case, after having known about it for years, I got this relatively recently and loving it. Yes, it's suffering a bit from the "Rachel Portman syndrome" wherein a single theme is repeated and varied a bit too much, but it's lovely and possibly Wiseman's best score.
That is definitely what I remember about this score. I liked it a lot, but it was like a symphony based on one theme. Which really, I guess I should be grateful for. I listened to this score when I was on a kick of trying to select my favorite cue from an album, but this felt like trying to pick a single Zebra out of a dazzle.
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We do get one track that's different - Wilde West. I remember liking that a fair bit( haven't played it in a while).
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