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That makes sense. I wonder if anyone on the board might have some art they could post for it...or perhaps since it was based on a book there is some art for one of its editions that might suffice? Come to think of it the same technique might do for A Tree Grows in Brooklyn from the Fox Box as well (in lieu of any better material). Yavar
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Those are fantastic, Brad. Always happy to get covers for FSM multi-score sets that didn't have artwork for them all...I'll be using those when I get around to importing my Raksin set. Yavar
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Yeah, I understand with the TV stuff it's really hard. Look at BSX's cover for David Lev -- they just had to come up with something; there was no existing art to work with. I was really grateful recently for your Room 222 art -- never thought I'd get that! I do wonder if for things based on novels (A Girl Named Sooner or A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, for instance) maybe there's some nice book art out there that could be adapted with a "Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith" credit in similar font or something... I'd also like to say that I look forward to all of your cover posts -- not just Goldsmith ones! I'd love it if you tackled some of the early FSM titles that haven't been reissued by other labels yet (from the days when there were big Gold and Silver bars)...stuff like Newman's Prince of Foxes, Waxman's Prince Valiant, Goldsmith's 100 Rifles (no need to redo Stagecoach when it got that great Jim Titus LLL version!) Yavar
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Are you kidding, Brad -- I DO! And not just to try and complete my Goldsmith cover flow. I actually enjoy this score a lot when I'm in the right goofy mood. "Anyone Got a Key" is sheer musical brilliance with all the little riffs and references packaged up in a big energetic way. Any other things exclusive to the Varese Goldsmith Box that you might have up your sleeve? Yavar
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I've said it before, but I am a fan of these, Brad. You're doing the Lord's work. A smaller-scale Lord. That maybe lives alone. Has a lot of friends, so it's not that he's alone-alone, that's not what I'm saying. Maybe you're just a guy wearing a robe, I don't know. But good work anyway...
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I am always amazed and sometimes overwhelmed by the creativity some of you possess. Does anyone ever do Blu-ray disc art? I've been looking high and low for art to put in the blu ray cases I used to put my Marilyn BDs from the set issued a couple of years back. Crappy packaging from Fox for a rather decent collection of films. If anyone knows of anything, please point me in the right direction.
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