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I hope to learn more about the mentioned "semi-mysterious circumstances".
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Yeah! What's the poop on that, anyway?
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Mar 13, 2008 - 1:31 PM
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Jim Phelps
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I hope to learn more about the mentioned "semi-mysterious circumstances".
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Yeah! What's the poop on that, anyway?
There's not much info, unless the doc that OnyaBirri mentioned will shed any light.
This is what's known:
"And then, he died. Just like that. On November, 3, 1971, Gary McFarland was, for reasons that still obscure his family and the law, poisoned. Along with his friend, writer David Burnett, McFarland ingested a fatal dose of methadone, which somehow did not belong to him and yet was poured into their drinks. Both were dead within hours."
http://www.dougpayne.com/gmjoey.htm
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This is a really great score. We were worried that people would overlook it because it's so obscure. I hope people check it out.
Lukas
I watched the film many times on the cable. The cast is fabulous and the cinematography is beautiful. It's between a fairytale and a haunted house type done in a Baroque way.
I listened to the music clips which are elegant and what a great main theme featuring a superb harp.
I will order it.
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Bless FSM for providing what is probably the ONLY McFarland currently available on CD. This is a score well worth picking up. One can only imagine what he might have done in the world of film had he lived.
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Bless FSM for providing what is probably the ONLY McFarland currently available on CD. This is a score well worth picking up. One can only imagine what he might have done in the world of film had he lived.
The only soundtrack McFarland - there's plenty of jazz CDs - I've got 'em.
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This new marketing ploy has worked. I have purchased both! (Perhaps the material itself is partly responsible for my enthusiasm, but I doubt I would have purchased EYE OF THE DEVIL if there had been a thread titled 'New FSM: HEAVY METAL'. The eye is a funny thing - gravitates to certain objects.)
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Does the booklet with the CD reproduce Verve's (proposed) LP cover anyplace?
The original LP cover does appear in the FSM booklet, but it doesn't look anything like our cover. No confusion will result. But you'll have to buy the CD to see it.
Joe "move-those-units!" Sikoryak
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All we had on the Verve cover was the dot-matrixy pic from that Down Beat magazine so we used it inside the booklet and at a smaller size. Sorry if this wasn't what you were looking for.
lk
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