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Jed Kurzel. It's called "Overlord". Gentlemen, start your bitching engines!
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Oh, a good laugh every once in a while from the internet.
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I promise to feel really bad about it for you. Honestly -- there may be tears.
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Away from the film, I did like the score to Alien Covenant. I also bought MacBeth after i heard his Alien music. I rather like that score, too. It's good to put on if you're writing or drawing. I haven't heard Assassin's Creed and most likely never will. I'll not be "blind buying" this Cloverfield score but will definitely check out samples when it's done. Has a chance to be decent.
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Apr 17, 2018 - 4:11 PM
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Jon Broxton
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You probably don't remember any of this, but I have a friend that has a film music blog. He used to post links to his articles and reviews on Filmtracks. You were a real dick to him because he didn't sign his name on his blog posts. And now he no longer posts links. You even called me a 'panty-bunch' for standing up for him, and intimated that we were the same person because our IP addresses were in the same state. I just wanted you to know that neither of us has forgotten that. Please keep in mind that you are also guilty of negativity and bullying, even if it isn't as prevalent as others. If one single post with a salty tongue in cheek comment caused all that, I don't know what to say. I still stand by my view that reviewers who don't sign their work are less likely to be successful - as I said at the time: "Don't you think it's nice to know a little about the person giving their opinion? Knowing who they are, what framed their opinion, and what their film music history is, gives weight and depth to their thought process and allows me to fully appreciate what they're trying to say." Clearly, David Victor agreed with me, because his name is on the site now. Also, it wasn't me who intimated that you were the same person because your IP addresses were in the same state. That was someone called "Orange Thrush" who I do not know.
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Why do you have to be such a dick to everyone all the time? Threads like this remind me why I never get involved in the conversations here, or at Main Titles, any more. You and people like you are the main reasons. My posting history -- open to anybody who wants to go through it -- begs to differ. You are entitled to you own opinions, but not your own facts.
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Apr 17, 2018 - 5:19 PM
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gnicks
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You probably don't remember any of this, but I have a friend that has a film music blog. He used to post links to his articles and reviews on Filmtracks. You were a real dick to him because he didn't sign his name on his blog posts. And now he no longer posts links. You even called me a 'panty-bunch' for standing up for him, and intimated that we were the same person because our IP addresses were in the same state. I just wanted you to know that neither of us has forgotten that. Please keep in mind that you are also guilty of negativity and bullying, even if it isn't as prevalent as others. If one single post with a salty tongue in cheek comment caused all that, I don't know what to say. I still stand by my view that reviewers who don't sign their work are less likely to be successful - as I said at the time: "Don't you think it's nice to know a little about the person giving their opinion? Knowing who they are, what framed their opinion, and what their film music history is, gives weight and depth to their thought process and allows me to fully appreciate what they're trying to say." Clearly, David Victor agreed with me, because his name is on the site now. Also, it wasn't me who intimated that you were the same person because your IP addresses were in the same state. That was someone called "Orange Thrush" who I do not know. I realize because of your status in the community, no one has any reason to believe me, as before, when people in that thread made allegations about us being the same person. I'm sorry I was wrong about you being the one to bring that up, but I did feel bullied by your name-calling. You can simply dismiss it as tongue-in-cheek when it comes from you, but the effect was the same. I just wanted you to know.
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