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Mr Chriswell predicts: will be included in my next order!
And Saints be praised even though I'm non-religious.
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God be praised!
You find the FUNNIEST damn things ever, Josh, I swear!!
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I've never seen the film either, but Johnny Mandel is such an instant purchase for me . . .
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Feb 18, 2015 - 4:06 PM
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I just watched the film on Neflix so I knew it was a short score, but I see they found a way to pad it out. Amazing the elements have been stored in perfection condition all these years. Not a huge fan of the score other than the main theme, but it's Disney so it belongs in my collection.
Having listened to the samples I don't find it "amazing" at all. Plenty of 70s scores sound similar. Good sounding, though like many of the era a bit heavy on the stereo separation. Really enjoy it though so I may be willing to overlook that anyway...
I've somehow never managed to see the film. I had the full sized film poster once upon a time (and a wad of others, now long lost, which would have been worth a fortune today) which I'd unfold and look at every now and then. The score is a product of it's time, but, hearing the samples I find my thoughts forming the line, "now, there's something you don't hear every day!" It's a good example of the artform as it once was. The style projects a comforting sense of domesticity that originated in the professionalism and familiarity of that era.
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Feb 18, 2015 - 5:04 PM
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I just watched the film on Neflix so I knew it was a short score, but I see they found a way to pad it out. Amazing the elements have been stored in perfection condition all these years. Not a huge fan of the score other than the main theme, but it's Disney so it belongs in my collection.
Having listened to the samples I don't find it "amazing" at all. Plenty of 70s scores sound similar. Good sounding, though like many of the era a bit heavy on the stereo separation. Really enjoy it though so I may be willing to overlook that anyway...
I've somehow never managed to see the film. I had the full sized film poster once upon a time (and a wad of others, now long lost, which would have been worth a fortune today) which I'd unfold and look at every now and then. The score is a product of it's time, but, hearing the samples I find my thoughts forming the line, "now, there's something you don't hear every day!" It's a good example of the artform as it once was. The style projects a comforting sense of domesticity that originated in the professionalism and familiarity of that era.
Well stated!
(AKA before Star Wars!)
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I just watched the film on Neflix so I knew it was a short score, but I see they found a way to pad it out. Amazing the elements have been stored in perfection condition all these years. Not a huge fan of the score other than the main theme, but it's Disney so it belongs in my collection.
Having listened to the samples I don't find it "amazing" at all. Plenty of 70s scores sound similar. Good sounding, though like many of the era a bit heavy on the stereo separation. Really enjoy it though so I may be willing to overlook that anyway...
I've somehow never managed to see the film. I had the full sized film poster once upon a time (and a wad of others, now long lost, which would have been worth a fortune today) which I'd unfold and look at every now and then. The score is a product of it's time, but, hearing the samples I find my thoughts forming the line, "now, there's something you don't hear every day!" It's a good example of the artform as it once was. The style projects a comforting sense of domesticity that originated in the professionalism and familiarity of that era.
Well stated!
(AKA before Star Wars!)
Couldn't agree more with both of you!
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Glad to see Intrada releasing a Disney soundtrack from this era of my childhood. Of course I ordered it!
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