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This is a comments thread about FSM CD: Black Sunday |
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Never heard this score- worth a blind buy? Listen to the clips. If you want my opinion, yes. Thanks, Steve, will do You will not be disapointed.
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Gotta love that "Alright you primitive screwheads, buy this f--king thing now or else we go back to 3,000 and let you fight on eBay!" paragraph. Or maybe I'm the only d'bag that is reading it that way.
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Gotta love that "Alright you primitive screwheads, buy this f--king thing now or else we go back to 3,000 and let you fight on eBay!" paragraph. Or maybe I'm the only d'bag that is reading it that way. Well, if the shoe fits....
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For some reason never caught this movie, and obviously never heard the score, but Ordered! Pretty good movie. Check it out.
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Although the news did not produce self defecation on my part, I bow humbly to Lukas and the FSM crew for two back to back releases that will be hard to rival this year. The great titles just keep on coming! SCOTT
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Anyone else think the "Preparations" scene in "Black Sunday" might have been temp-tracked (or at least inspired by) the "The Shark Cage Fugue" in "Jaws"? Or, is a good minor-key Bachian fugue simply the best way to score a "preparing for battle"-type montage in a classy '70s Williams-scored thriller? I have a feeling I'm forgetting some other similar Williams fugues from other scores. --Can anyone recall any others offhand?
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