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Finally this has found its way into my CD player. What a fine, fun little score, wonderful main theme. Do not worry about the short duration. It just fits.
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Don't know the movie, have really slowed down on picking up new releases of older scores. But I enjoyed the clips and really kind of dig that 80's soundtrack sound - I don't know that much of this really screams Elmer B to me, but it's still great.
The opening piece makes me think of First Monday in October - I think it's just the combination of sweet orchestrations and the then-contemporary rhythm section. Anyway, it gives me a warm nostalgic glow.
I think I'm really regretting not picking up Legal Eagles, another film and score that was under the radar for me.
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I think it has a wonderful theme for the college, just wonderful. One of the bigger surprises so far this year.
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My Quartet Sale package arrived today and first up to bat was...THIS.
I've never known 22 minutes (the run time of the actual film score) fly by so fast.
It's lovely Elmer Bernstein music, in his unmistakeable style.
Nice, romantic Love Theme, catchy fluid travel/on the move Main Theme and some choice development scoring.
Not played the Source/Alts yet.
Another winner from Quartet.
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Also...Goldsmith Fans...some printed Jeff Bond words.
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Mine came today too- fkn 8am!
Incidently the notes were by Alan Smithee but he wanted no connection to the Goldsmith book.
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While there was nowt much in the Source section to make me wanna play it again, there are some nice Bonus cues that will flesh out the run time to nearer 30 minutes, so it will be like an old VS-CD in many ways, only courtesy of Quartet.
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Wrong… there even is a booklet with liner notes. Something we never had with old 30 minute Varese stuff, plus… Varese always left off a lot, Quartet did not.
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