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Dec 26, 2004 - 11:33 AM
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Oblicno
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thanks for the offer of help, prevetmw, but a friend/santa, has sorted me with a copy to listen to.
Maybe it's just a case of liking the score in the film, then, for The Keep. Also, with Thief, maybe i just was in the wrong mood when i listened to it. At first i never liked the scores to Contact or the Abyss, which i can't believe now. I always keep my scores, even the ones i don't like just in case i have a change of heart - which is often.
happy holidays.
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I like how Blake is so genial in his comments about TD's request and usage of
his piece.
I agree. Blake seems like he's really down to earth and kind.
I noticed that documentary announced at the beginning of the year. I got the impression that they don't have access to studio material though and that it's some hardcore fans of the film interviewing the pertinent talent. (a la "The Shark is Still Working").
A recording of the music as heard in the film THE KEEP is probably top of my grail list.
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YOR would really like to see an expanded version of the movie, because what we got is really atrocious.
The book is so good...
And Molasar was designed by Enki Bilal! Very cool!
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There is an excellent extended tv version ending with an incredible LONG version
of TD's final cue. The quality is horrible, it's probably still on youtube if you look, but
having that long ending on disc....yeah, that would be too good to be true in my lifetime 
Yes, that ending is great despite the incomplete effects of Glaeken and Molasar falling. Love the full version of that track.
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Straining at stool caveman is good people!
There, I've played the Yor game now, my work here is done :-p
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