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I don't know, man, I don't think you can call that last section I was referring to a rearrangement of Leviathan or First Blood, though I definitely hear what you're talking about for other sections of the cue. Rearrangement is more like Horner's opening cue from Courage Under Fire being streamlined and only slightly modified to fit the timing of the edits in Titanic (effective re-use there, though) or that one album cue from Lincoln we never listen to because it was clearly modeled after The Patriot theme. These pieces you highlight are similar because they're the same composer, but I wouldn't ever say rewrite or rearrangement.
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Jul 16, 2017 - 9:33 AM
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leagolfer
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Guerilla attacks from me, Graham and Phelpsie! Thread reprisals, there will be.
TOTAL RECALL was enjoyable when it came out, but I never quite heard the magnum opus of action scores that most everyone else was falling about over.
Compared to real gems from him like THE CHAIRMAN, WIND & THE LION, TWILIGHT'S LAST GLEAMING, BOYS FROM BRAZIL, CAPRICORN ONE, THE SWARM, OUTLAND, POLTERGEIST or THE CHALLENGE (Hell, even BREAKOUT, SALAMANDER or CABO BLANCO!!), Recall was like the death throes of his action scoring.
BASIC INSTINCT was fun for a few weeks, but I grew tired of it quite quickly and rarely play it these days.
HOLLOW MAN always sounded like third rate BASIC INSTINCT to me.
But we're very much in the minority about this 
Other than one or two tracks Total Recall is torture on the ears with all that clanging and banging.
you'd better avoid listening to Logans-Run + Runaway then, they too have a lot of clanging, banging. 
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This doesn't necessarily mean what we all want it to, but in a Zoom session about Star Trek: The Motion Picture, today, Bruce Botnick referred to having "just finished revisiting The Hollow Man" score.
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Bless Roger... he's such a good guy he clearly wanted to save everyone from disappointment when the second recent Varese Club release in a row failed to be Hollow Man.
Yavar
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Nice line, Yavar!
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Bless Roger... he's such a good guy he clearly wanted to save everyone from disappointment when the second recent Varese Club release in a row failed to be Hollow Man.
Yavar
Great news! Roger says it's one of Goldsmith's longest scores? How long is it? I'm surprised.
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ISO is less than 70 mins.. Lotsa alternates, maybe?
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Oh for sure, but not just that... I don't want to spoil Intrada's tracklist reveal so I'll just say: everybody will be extremely pleased and pleasantly surprised.
Yavar
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^
Tantalizing.
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