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And if Young Guns II had included the songs I WOULDN'T have bought it.
That's so stupid, man.
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I know many fans of Fright Night who were waiting for the Intrada CD and who won't buy it because it does not features the songs.
Hahaha. Both amusing and totally untrue.
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I know many fans of Fright Night who were waiting for the Intrada CD and who won't buy it because it does not features the songs.
Hahaha. Both amusing and totally untrue.
I know them, you don't, so your reply makes nonsense.
Really? How many? I know lots of folks right here on this forum that have been dreaming of the Fright Night score for years. The songs are a nice bonus, but that's not the music they were really thirsting for (music that was available on the LP which some people still own). But clearly you're someone who's very well connected, right? And you know lots and lots of people who won't buy the soundtrack without the songs, right? So how many people? Just a rough estimate. I want to know the fantasy number in your head so that when Intrada sells all or most of the CDs in a short time, I can let you know so you'll be ready to admit that you don't have a clue what you're talking about. 
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Oct 13, 2011 - 9:30 AM
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I know many fans of Fright Night who were waiting for the Intrada CD and who won't buy it because it does not features the songs.
Hahaha. Both amusing and totally untrue.
I know them, you don't, so your reply makes nonsense.
Really? How many? I know lots of folks right here on this forum that have been dreaming of the Fright Night score for years. The songs are a nice bonus, but that's not the music they were really thirsting for (music that was available on the LP which some people still own). But clearly you're someone who's very well connected, right? And you know lots and lots of people who won't buy the soundtrack without the songs, right? So how many people? Just a rough estimate. I want to know the fantasy number in your head so that when Intrada sells all or most of the CDs in a short time, I can let you know so you'll be ready to admit that you don't have a clue what you're talking about.
I know many fans of the films in France who are NOT members of this forum. About 10 000. There is a world out of soundtrack collectors, you know. And, yes, I'm well connected, that's my job.
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I know many fans of Fright Night who were waiting for the Intrada CD and who won't buy it because it does not features the songs.
Hahaha. Both amusing and totally untrue.
I know them, you don't, so your reply makes nonsense.
Yes, the songs in Fright Night are marketing stuff (except "Come to Me") but the fact is you can't remember the film without remember the songs, and some of them are quite enjoyable ("Armies of the Night").
And I don't give a damn about those stupid film music collectors who consider songs are not "real music".
Frankly, can you imagine a reissue of The Lost Boys with Tom Newman's score but without the songs, for example ?
Disagree completely. I remember the film, but I genuinely have no idea what any of the songs in the movie are, what they're called, what style they're in, who sings them, any of the music and lyrics. As it happens, I'm passing on the score album simply because I don't care for the sample tracks, not the absence of songs.
As for THE LOST BOYS: apart from People Are Strange I can't recall the songs from that one either. (Or the score, but I'm not much of a T Newman fan.)
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I know many fans of the films in France who are NOT members of this forum. About 10 000. There is a world out of soundtrack collectors, you know. And, yes, I'm well connected, that's my job.
Wow, 10,000 huh? Well, that's a shame that 10,000 silly people are going to skip a great score, but there are other thousands who will happily buy it and be grateful for it.
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Oct 13, 2011 - 9:44 AM
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MikeP
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I know many fans of Fright Night who were waiting for the Intrada CD and who won't buy it because it does not features the songs.
Hahaha. Both amusing and totally untrue.
I know them, you don't, so your reply makes nonsense.
Yes, the songs in Fright Night are marketing stuff (except "Come to Me") but the fact is you can't remember the film without remember the songs, and some of them are quite enjoyable ("Armies of the Night").
And I don't give a damn about those stupid film music collectors who consider songs are not "real music".
Frankly, can you imagine a reissue of The Lost Boys with Tom Newman's score but without the songs, for example ?
Actually, to use your term, nonsense. I can recall the movie perfectly well and don't remember the pop songs at all. Not a bit. However, Fiedel's theme still plays in my head
And "nonsense" really seems to apply to most of what you've posted here, in this forum, which is made up of "those stupid film music collectors" . So perhaps this isn't the forum for you and your 10,000 friends...
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Oct 13, 2011 - 11:12 AM
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CédricD
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I know many fans of Fright Night who were waiting for the Intrada CD and who won't buy it because it does not features the songs.
Hahaha. Both amusing and totally untrue.
I know them, you don't, so your reply makes nonsense.
Yes, the songs in Fright Night are marketing stuff (except "Come to Me") but the fact is you can't remember the film without remember the songs, and some of them are quite enjoyable ("Armies of the Night").
And I don't give a damn about those stupid film music collectors who consider songs are not "real music".
Frankly, can you imagine a reissue of The Lost Boys with Tom Newman's score but without the songs, for example ?
Disagree completely. I remember the film, but I genuinely have no idea what any of the songs in the movie are, what they're called, what style they're in, who sings them, any of the music and lyrics. As it happens, I'm passing on the score album simply because I don't care for the sample tracks, not the absence of songs.
As for THE LOST BOYS: apart from People Are Strange I can't recall the songs from that one either. (Or the score, but I'm not much of a T Newman fan.)
You "remember" the film : it's different from being a cult-follower of the film. And, concerning The Lost Boys' songs... Never heard of "Cry Little Sister" ? It's a cult song very important in the movie and among vampire fans.
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Guys I have to ask, do you HONESTLY think our good friends at Intrada purposelessly said, "NAH, I don't want those songs on this score soundtrack." ? ? ?
They were not able to get the songs for most likely a variety of reasons, WAY too expensive, or the LP rights people still held the rights or the one of the many variables like that. Let's give Intrada more credit you know. I would imagine they would have loved to have a good portion of the songs on the CD, but couldn't for most likely a rights issue. Or they could have released them, but then taken little to no profit on this entire CD. These guys have been doing this for 25 years, let's trust they tried their best, but in the end, they just couldn't, okay.
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Oct 13, 2011 - 11:16 AM
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CédricD
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I know many fans of Fright Night who were waiting for the Intrada CD and who won't buy it because it does not features the songs.
Hahaha. Both amusing and totally untrue.
I know them, you don't, so your reply makes nonsense.
Yes, the songs in Fright Night are marketing stuff (except "Come to Me") but the fact is you can't remember the film without remember the songs, and some of them are quite enjoyable ("Armies of the Night").
And I don't give a damn about those stupid film music collectors who consider songs are not "real music".
Frankly, can you imagine a reissue of The Lost Boys with Tom Newman's score but without the songs, for example ?
Actually, to use your term, nonsense. I can recall the movie perfectly well and don't remember the pop songs at all. Not a bit. However, Fiedel's theme still plays in my head
And "nonsense" really seems to apply to most of what you've posted here, in this forum, which is made up of "those stupid film music collectors" . So perhaps this isn't the forum for you and your 10,000 friends...
I listen to film scores for more than 30 years and it's part of my job.
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