I bought this gem two decades ago for the paltry sum of 10.00$ (a second hand copy) and it has given me me more listening pleasure than would be reasonably expected. I just don't tire of this magnificient work by Maestro Young.
Like many - most in fact - of Mr. Young's works, it has a haunting quality, perfectly matching the mood of the film, but even moreso adding a subjacent dimension that the movie wouldn't posess without it.
Anyone with me? Or if not, does anyone care to offer examples of personal gems that keep on giving long after the first listen?
I bought this gem two decades ago for the paltry sum of 10.00$ (a second hand copy) and it has given me me more listening pleasure than would be reasonably expected. I just don't tire of this magnificient work by Maestro Young.
Like many - most in fact - of Mr. Young's works, it has a haunting quality, perfectly matching the mood of the film, but even moreso adding a subjacent dimension that the movie wouldn't posess without it.
Anyone with me? Or if not, does anyone care to offer examples of personal gems that keep on giving long after the first listen?
For me, a couple scores that are great 90% of the time they play and I can nevr hear enough are - Die Hard and The Specialist. I am sure there are many more, but those two are just ......awesome.
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