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Mar 14, 2013 - 6:02 AM
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Urs Lesse
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Sorry for being late to the party. Here's the list: http://ecoutez.urs-lesse.de I basically own them all with just a few exceptions: General Collection – #64 and the following are just rumored titles so far, so the entries in the list are subject to change or correction (ok, #61 to 63 are not physically part of my personal collection yet either, but they are already paid for and sitting ready to be picked up by me at my friend Francis' home some 20 miles from here Anthologies collection – I didn't like issue L"' (LEGRAND – SUITES CINEMATOGRAPHIQUES / CINEMA SUITES) and sold it. I didn't buy NOUVELLES VAGUE – CHANSONS ET MUSIQUES DE FILM (3CD) yet because I think there is little in it that I haven't got yet (through previous Écoutez releases). Didn't get GEORGES DELERUE – MUSIQUES DE FILMS 1961-1992 either yet for the same reason. I've generally become selective about their new releases with the departure of digipak packaging. From the new jewel case releases, I only buy or keep what I really like to listen to. Related releases – I own only the Cinemix remix sampler CD. I have only ever heard of one other release in this section being actually owned by someone I knew (the first promo title). The three EPs I have only ever heard/read of at http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Karel/ecoutez_le_cinema_ My favourites would be their first Colombier release (#25), their recent Delerue CD L'Africain (#59), Magne's Fantômas (#9), Sarde's Le Train (#14), Goldsmith's Papillon (#17), Lai's Mayerling (#28), Roubaix' Le Samouraï / Les Aventuriers (#36) and 2-3 more titles by Roubaix and/or Demarsan which I keep getting confused
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L'ARMÉE DES OMBRES and LE CERCLE ROUGE. Thanks for the list Urs.
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...the Colombier releases -- he was very inventive. ... Anything w Jean Paul Belmondo on the cover is an immediate purchase. Colombier's L'Alpagueur is another in my regular rotation. In a word: AWESOME! And is it just me, but Belmondo flicks are exceptionnaly well scored. La Scoumoune, Flic ou Voyou, L'Alpagueur, Le Professionel, Peur sur la Ville, Le Marginal, L'Ainée des Ferchaux, Pierrot le Fou, Le Magnifique....
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I know that the digipak design is not universally (ha! liked but I really like the style, albeit they will wear and do have to be handled a little more carefully Agreed. Although, I've come to appreciate the cover designs over time. The background pictures are usually selected with great care in order to match the poster art. Also, their releases have a 'signature' look which is both instantly identifiable as well as being classy.
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TESS is that still in print? brm
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TESS is that still in print? brm I'm not certain, but it should never be OOP. That score is gorgeous!
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TESS is that still in print? brm I'm not certain, but it should never be OOP. That score is gorgeous! oh yeah! excellent film also!
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Mar 15, 2013 - 9:03 AM
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ToneRow
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...the Colombier releases -- he was very inventive. ... Anything w Jean Paul Belmondo on the cover is an immediate purchase. Colombier's L'Alpagueur is another in my regular rotation. In a word: AWESOME! And is it just me, but Belmondo flicks are exceptionnaly well scored. La Scoumoune, Flic ou Voyou, L'Alpagueur, Le Professionel, Peur sur la Ville, Le Marginal, L'Ainée des Ferchaux, Pierrot le Fou, Le Magnifique.... Hey A&C - what about A BOUT DE SOUFFLE (by Martial Solal)?
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Incomplete inventory: PHILIPPE SARDE - 15 FRANÇOIS DE ROUBAIX 9 DELERUE 8 - wow! I didn't realize I had that many. I'll have to be more careful in future MICHEL MAGNE 5 MAURICE JARRE 3 MICHEL LEGRAND 3 ÉRIC DEMARSAN 2 NINO ROTA 1 MARTIAL SOLAL 1 (and yes Mr. Tonerow, A BOUT DE SOUFFLE is great. SERGE GAINSBOURG 1
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I expect, A&C, you like the POLICE PYTHON album the most, right? (though that "Polar Selon" album is also rather good) The POLICE PYTHON 57 is a very enjoyable album. I think my 'dislike' of Delerue has been greatly exaggerated, but I do admit that I quite enjoy yanking Pedro's (all too easily yanked) chain. As for 'Le Polar selon... ' , I still don't own that particular title, but I'll be getting around to securing a copy sooner or later.
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