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CD Review: Sin City
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Posted By:
Andrew Granade
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9/13/2005 - 10:00 PM |
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CD Review: Sin City
Sin City *** 1/2
ROBERT RODRIGUEZ, JOHN DEBNEY, GRAEME REVELL
Varèse Sarabande 302 066 6442
24 tracks - 58:16
While it's wonderful when a director takes such obvious care in the
placement and selection of music in his films (would that more
directors would follow his example), Robert Rodriguez's scores often
leave much to |
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CD Reviews: The Incredibles and The Forgotten
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Posted By:
Andrew Granade
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Cary Wong
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2/15/2005 - 10:00 PM |
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CD Reviews: The Incredibles and The Forgotten
The Incredibles ***
MICHAEL GIACCHINO
Disney
19 tracks - 56:00
Do you remember what it was like waking up on Saturday mornings back
when you were a child? How you would climb out of bed before the sun
came up, click on the television, and stare at the test patterns until
it was time for cartoons to begin |
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CD Reviews: The Clearing and The Thorn Birds
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Posted By:
Andrew Granade
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Darren MacDonald
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1/18/2005 - 10:00 PM |
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CD Reviews: The Clearing and The Thorn Birds
The Clearing ** 1/2
CRAIG ARMSTRONG
Varèse Sarabande 302 066 585 2
25 tracks - 55:17
The fact that Craig Armstrong was tapped to compose the soundtrack for
Pieter Jan Brugge's The Clearing
should be the first clue that this film does not fit neatly into any
one category. After all, Armstro |
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CD Reviews: Alias and Gothika
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Posted By:
Luke Goljan
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Andrew Granade
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6/6/2004 - 10:00 PM |
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CD Reviews: Alias and Gothika
Alias *** 1/2
MICHAEL GIACCHINO
Varèse Sarabande 302 066 521 2
26 tracks - 65:10
Television composers rarely have the luxury of developing themes over a
large canvas, as film composers like Howard Shore and Don Davis have
been able to do over the past few years. Music written for television
is often even more rus |
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CD Reviews: Veronica Guerin and The Rundown
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Posted By:
Andrew Granade
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Nick Joy
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4/13/2004 - 10:00 PM |
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CD Reviews: Veronica Guerin and The Rundown
Veronica Guerin ***
HARRY GREGSON-WILLIAMS
Hollywood 5050466-5820-2-7
15 tracks - 41:03
Harry Gregson-Williams is without exception the most interesting
composer operating out of the Media Ventures stable. While that
forthright statement will undoubtedly garner an equal number of
oppos |
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CD Reviews: The Cooler and Fog of War
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Posted By:
Ian D. Thomas
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Andrew Granade
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2/29/2004 - 10:00 PM |
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CD Reviews: The Cooler and Fog of War
The Cooler ** 1/2
MARK ISHAM/VARIOUS
Commotion/Koch KOC CD 5707
14 tracks - 50:01
The good news is that Mark Isham has a new score out -- the bad news is
it only makes up half of this CD release. While it's hard to completely
dismiss The Cooler, the half
that Isham isn't |
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Today in Film Score History: March 29 |
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Alan Menken wins his fifth and sixth Oscars, for the Aladdin score and its song "A Whole New World” (1993) |
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Alan Silvestri begins recording his score for Back to the Future Part III (1990) |
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Dave Grusin wins his first Oscar, for The Milagro Beanfield War score (1989) |
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Franz Waxman wins his first of two consecutive score Oscars, for Sunset Blvd. (1951) |
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James Horner begins recording his score for In Country (1989) |
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Jay Chattaway records his score for the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode “Strange Bedfellows” (1999) |
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Jerry Goldsmith wins his only Oscar, for The Omen score; the film music community presumably exclaims “Finally!” (1977) |
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John Williams wins his second Oscar and his first for Original Score, for Jaws (1976) |
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John Williams wins his third Oscar, for the Star Wars score (1978) |
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Krzysztof Penderecki died (2020) |
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Maurice Jarre died (2009) |
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Richard Rodney Bennett born (1936) |
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Sam Spence born (1927) |
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Tito Arevalo born (1911) |
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Ulpio Minucci died (2007) |
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Vangelis born (1943) |
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Vangelis wins his first Oscar, for the Chariots of Fire score (1981) |
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William Walton born (1902) |
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