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Oct 13, 2013 - 12:03 PM
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ToneRow
(Member)
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In recent years, soundtracks by Leonard Rosenman have been paired with other titles not composed by Rosenman.
DR. LEAKEY AND THE DAWN OF MAN, paired with Ernest Gold.
HIDE IN PLAIN SIGHT, paired with Lalo Schifrin.
ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR, paired with Schifrin (again) & Benny Carter on disc #2.
THE LAST HARD MEN, paired with Jerry Goldsmith.
HELL IS FOR HEROES, paired with Jerry Fielding.
Of all these pairings, which ones do you like most (if any)?
Speaking for myself, the reason to get these albums is Rosenman's music.
How many FSMers got one or more of the above albums for the other composers, and not because of the Rosenman score?
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PS: Who is willing to launch a kickstarter to get the complete "Combat!" music?
Unless the "Kickstarter" were to include the costs of restoration/reconstruction of the cues (most, if not all, would have to be done from listening to them within the shows, as Rosenman kept no manuscripts from the show, and none have turned up elsewhere - so far) and then re-recording them, it wouldn't result in much. All that survives from "Combat!" is represented on the "Alexander the Great and Other Rare Rosenman" CDs.
And of course, to answer ToneRow's question (though I suspect he'll already know what my answer is) - Rosenman is always the main course for me.
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Side order. I listen to only a few of his scores.
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