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At last, an Intrada release that I really want to buy, but with the cost of postage I'm going to be patient, give it 4-6 weeks & see if there's another release I can add to it. The Flint albums? But Sebastian will be mine.
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Wonderful samples. It's been worth the wait and I'm glad I avoided the Harkit LP transfer.
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I don't buy every new issue of a Goldsmith score these days and find a lot of his expanded issues to be superfluous to me. I appreciate he's a hot seller though, so I can see why a lot of his (to me) lesser scores are getting deluxe expanded editions in favour of less sought after composers that I also appreciate (Broughton, Holdridge).
Anyway, this is one release I am really up for!
I always liked the LP re-recording but dreamed that one day the actual film score tracks would be released.
I remember reading that they couldn't locate the film score tracks and the most likely release would be a straight LP re-issue.
Then, Lukas issued that little nugget of info that kept me from buying the Harkit release.
I'm so glad of that now.
I can't wait to give this baby a spin and to let my ears hear, for the first time, that cool funky music that I've only heard from my old tape recording straight off the telly!
This is a real 'of it's time' score that will maybe not appeal to all Goldsmith fans, but I really love this soundtrack for the fun vibe it gives off.
Bravo Intrada!
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Jerry Goldsmith could write groovy sixties American music, just listen to those Flint scores, but Sebastian sounds so English, it could almost be John Dankworth at the top of his game. And this is the same year that he wrote Planet Of The Apes. I know people go on about Jerry Goldsmith, but he really could do just about anything...esp. in the sixties
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Ordered instantly from SAE with JNH's Grand Canyon and Wyatt Earp.
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From the newsletter:
...World premiere release in any format...
Yeah, if they say so. But I think they should know their Goldsmith customers better. I would speculate that even those who bought that other(-worldly) release won't hesitate to double dip and get a slightly expanded, slightly better sounding, better produced official disc. I know I would (if I had).
That's what happens when you take a part of a sentence and quote it out of context. If you'd copied the whole sentence, it would be clear that they are referring to the film score tracks, not the album tracks.
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I'm listening to this cd as I write this. It's so great to hear vintage Goldsmith sounding so good. The actual score has some amazing JG sounds. If you like that FLINT/UNCLE sound, you're gonna love this.
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