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Manderley raised this question on the Non-Film Score discussion board, but I thought I'd ask it on this board too, in case Lukas was more likely to see it here. It's admittedly the first thing that crossed my mind ALSO when I saw the terrific "Brothers Grimm" news this morning. In an old thread titled "WOOF! closes; Lukas?" Oct 25, 2008, 8:13 PM, Lukas posted: ONE MORE TIME: I locked the WOOF thread because one of the photographers complained. He actually asked for it to be deleted but I locked it and that was OK. Now leave me alone so I can get back to my very heterosexual life of producing a CD of a classic M-G-M musical . . . Lukas, was "Brothers Grimm" the aforementioned musical?
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I hoped they would restore it to get it out on DVD ... Well, perhaps the FSM restoration of the soundtrack score is a step in that direction.
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Re: THE HONEYMOON MACHINE: Is the artwork for the cover of the booklet by Frazetta? If not, it looks like it's by an artist a lot like Frazetta.
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Unfortunately I've never seen this film, but I have a "thing" for 60s fantasy films (and their scores) so this was an instant blind buy for me. I received it today, and the sound quality, the presentation, the liner notes...THE MUSIC!...are all top notch. This release is one I will treasure for the rest of my years. I assume you already have FSM's wonderful release of Harline's 7 Faces of Dr. Lao score? That's one of my favorite 60s fantasies -- film and score both. Yavar
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You just gotta see the film. It's really special and very unique. Yavar
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Unfortunately I've never seen this film, but I have a "thing" for 60s fantasy films (and their scores) so this was an instant blind buy for me. I received it today, and the sound quality, the presentation, the liner notes...THE MUSIC!...are all top notch. This release is one I will treasure for the rest of my years. I assume you already have FSM's wonderful release of Harline's 7 Faces of Dr. Lao score? That's one of my favorite 60s fantasies -- film and score both. Yavar Yes, I adore the score for Dr. Lao as well. That's one of my favorite FSM releases, though I've yet to see the film. In fact, I think I'll listen to it on the drive to work this morning. You will love the movie, too. Tony Randall is extremely amusing in his roles. Particularly as Lao. You can pick it up pretty cheap on Amazon. It's a lot of fun, not as dark as the book it was based on, a little more family-friendly. I think it's one of George Pal's best movies.
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