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I don't have mine yet, but this is some of my favorite TV scoring and I've been humming it since listening to the samples. It's so amazing how the movie song was turned into a really good, exciting adventure march. I never liked the song version much, maybe it was the tacky visuals, but the TV version? Love it! The Planet of the Slave Girls score is very exciting. Plot to Kill a City? Amazing. This can't reach my house fast enough.
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I have heard very little of this yet, have just finished listening to the first part of CD1, the Johnny Harris music from Planet of the Slave Girls. So far, improbably, I am enjoying this much more than Galactica - exactly the opposite of how I felt about the shows themselves back when they aired. I find I am loving the Buck Rogers music for exactly the reasons I hated the show - the campiness, the attempts to be "trendy" and "disco." The funky feel to it. Some of the Johnny Harris stuff even has a sort of Shaft vibe to it. Love it. The first Stu Phillips score has started and I'm now deep into a Somethin Kinda Funky groove and some reprise of themes from his pilot film score. I love this.
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Does anyone happen to know who the bass player was for the main title theme? A co-worker heard me playing a youtube clip of the theme and he got so excited about how the bass player was "working his ass off/playing the sh*t out of it" (his words!). I don't have this release yet so not sure if it is even listed. Thanks! Sorry to leave you hanging! The booklet lists four names under "BASS" but I think that's in the strings section. Under "GUITAR" it lists: Dennis Budimir Joe Di Blasi Mitch Holder Tim May Tom Rotelle I don't know which of these musicians played which kind of guitar. Hope this helps.
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Maybe theire will be a SEASON 1, Volume 2? It's all up to you guys! There's certainly lots of music, which is probably why not every composer is represented. Let's see how well the first one sells... I am expecting my copy any day now.
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If you are referring to the vocal, it was probably none of the above names or the bass players listed, since the vocal was not part of any of the scoriing sessions. If you are referring to the instrumental version of the theme, then the bass player was one of the bassists listed. They all played fender bass if needed. SP Thanks, Stu! (And thanks for helping to make Thursday nights so special when I was nine.)
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Got mine in the mail yesterday - and I LOVE it so much. Brings back great memories of my childhood. Please release more of this!
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