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It used to be #2 but classical concert music and karate have supplanted it largely. Composing will always be first and foremost though.
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"Film music"? LOL!! It's not even real music!
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Aug 18, 2013 - 9:05 PM
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dan the man
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Yes from past experiences from our friend FIRST BREATH it was done in tongue and cheek. he fooled me once on something recently. In my life, film music since I was very young has always been a liking of mine. Along with many other things in life. Why not? it 'so underrated and it is for the most part fine music[for sure the melodic line, please no comment about modern film, it is still in many places]However the level of my interest has been a rollercoaster ride. Because like all of us, life offers so many changes in our lives. When I was young, late teenager early 20's I was a fanatic, then do to my business ventures in the film industry less time to collect more time to actually indulge in that art form. Then later in life, late 30's do to my change in life I went on a second purge of interest since I became a big record vendor. Now in middle age I still appreciate it at times, but life is busy, so the time to indulge is a lot less. But i still love it when the chance is there.
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I believe it was meant in a tongue in cheek way.
Coming from the poster in question, I wasn't sure. But if that's the case, then I apologize.
Wow, so you really thought that a person who has been a member on the forum since 2001 doesn't like film music at all? Well, then it had been a hell of a waste of time being here, I'll tell you that.
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