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You know, kids, WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT is (something of) a classic whose score could certainly do with an expansion that 2 CDs would remedy. Tee hee.
That would come from intrada.
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I was hoping Quartet would start the season with some European classics! Can we hope for something like "Il clan dei siciliani" next time?
Does Siciliani require an expansion? How much music is missing?
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I was hoping Quartet would start the season with some European classics! Can we hope for something like "Il clan dei siciliani" next time?
Does Siciliani require an expansion? How much music is missing?
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I'd love to see Mr. Mom or Adventures in Babysitting or Terms of Endearment out again. So exciting. Can't wait to find out what's a new tomorrow!
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Faltermeyer anyone???
Yea, I was tempted to say Beverly Hills Cop, but a) a score release is unlikely to happen due to legal "red tape", and b) I don't think there's enough music to fill a 2CD set.
One or both of the titles could be:
-Ghostbusters
-Vangelis' The Bounty (Blade Runner is a little too high-profile and might require 3 CDs to do it justice, imo)
-Brazil
which low-profile Horner, Goldsmith, Barry, or Williams scores from the 80s are left to expand?
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Baron Munchausen would be nice.
I played it just last week and I love that score.
Kamen captures the perfect balance between whimsy, bombast and that longing/tragic air he was so good at.
What will become of the Bar-on?
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