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Again, removing The Conversation is crazy! It's key to the whole score! I do like that you retained Advance Scout Greeting, though. I did move that in the sequence so that it comes right before The Conversation, though. I took "Inside" off because it causes the whole CE3K to flag as 1980 on my iPhone and that drives me crazy (see also: The E.T. Adventure).
I certainly agree that objectively "The Conversation" is key to the entire score... but if we're being honest, I pretty much skip it every time I listen to the album, it's more functional within the movie than it is as a separate listening experience.
Yes, that's how I feel about it. "The Conversation" is wonderful in context of the film, but it doesn't flow well with the rest of the music on the album. (IMHO)
Yeah, but you put the scout greeting on there! Hahaha
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Again, removing The Conversation is crazy! It's key to the whole score! I do like that you retained Advance Scout Greeting, though. I did move that in the sequence so that it comes right before The Conversation, though. I took "Inside" off because it causes the whole CE3K to flag as 1980 on my iPhone and that drives me crazy (see also: The E.T. Adventure).
I certainly agree that objectively "The Conversation" is key to the entire score... but if we're being honest, I pretty much skip it every time I listen to the album, it's more functional within the movie than it is as a separate listening experience.
Yes, that's how I feel about it. "The Conversation" is wonderful in context of the film, but it doesn't flow well with the rest of the music on the album. (IMHO)
Yeah, but you put the scout greeting on there! Hahaha
I prefer to keep the "conversation" short and sweet.
Haha dammit man. CE3K is one of the scores that I can't delete a note from (in the 1977 version, at least)
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I play nearly every score in its entirety, but there are occasions when I don't have the time to listen to everything. For those cases, I create "album" presentations.
Predator
1. Main Title
2. Something Else
3. The Truck
4. The Waiting
5. The Girl's Escape
6. We're All Gonna Die
7. Battle Plans
8. Hand to Hand Combat
9. Predator's Big Finish
10. The Rescue and End Title
I can't hunt down the post with my Innerspace tracklist, nor is it still in iTunes. I'll have to conjure it from the depths of my memory.
I did a few 43 minutes lp program for PREDATOR.
track numbers from 2010 Intrada cd
2,3,6,9
5,15,17,18
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Haha, I hear ya Thor.
I've got the bumper La La box-sets of BUFFY, DS9 & VOYAGER to tackle!
It can be quite daunting.
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Cos I Love Yers...and You Demanded it, here's my 'Classic Varese Highlights' edition of...
HERO by George Fenton
4. Gale Gayley For Ch4 News
5. Looking For The Truth
6. The Plane Crash
7. He Said, I'll Save Your Father
9. Million Dollar Reward
13. Reunion
14. Angel Of Flight 104
16. The Ledge (1,2,3)
17. Lady, I Ain't The Type
18. A Pair Of Shoes
It runs about 27 minutes. You can add the Luther Vandross song or a Gershwin source cue for extra variety or length.
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Haha this is around the time where I jumped off the JNH train (at least in that I stopped listening to EVERY score he did), so I don't know this score at all! All of the scores you mention as signposts make me want to hear this immediately, though.
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