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Great article! Looking forward to the film and the score!
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Mr. Burlingame's endorsement is encouraging. And there is that somewhat hopeful second sentence in the penultimate paragraph.
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Is this a download only? CD arrived this morning It's on the Sony Classical label. There are four bonus tracks on the download release. Looking at the booklet, it's nice for a change to see several photos of the musicians involved in recording this. There is a definite 'retro' vibe and when, for example, I play a track like 'Laced Drinks' I get an immediate Edwin Astley/ITC sort of feeling. Really enjoying this. I note that in the interview he did with Jon Burlingame, Daniel Pemberton noted that Guy Ritchie said his music was the only showreel that didn't sound like all the others he'd heard. That feeling is present on the soundtrack, I think. Well worth a listen - I hope this brings Pemberton to a wider audience.
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I think many here will be disappointed to find that beside the merest hint that Jerry Goldsmith's theme doesn't figure. You'd think that since this is basically an origin story that they could have sneaked it into the end credits. I GUESS THEY THOUGHT "hey, not using the Bond theme worked for CASINO ROYALE........"
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Totally agree about UNCLE, a really great album! I still listen to it often since I picked it up in August. If you like this, you might enjoy the Soundtrack to Mortdecai, which I bought blind last year at Wonder Con on the recommendation of MV Gerhard. (Thanks, MV!) It has a very similar vibe to the UNCLE soundtrack.
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