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Ordered this and 'The Last Castle' immediately, great releases. And thrilled to see Intrada now supplying high res artwork, most appreciated!
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Only 2 and half minutes of the end credits track was used in the film, the rest taken up by the Song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykKkt-cUHao
Interestingly this also happened on An American Tail and An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. Horner scored the full end credits, but it was partly replaced by the song.
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I just wonder if Horner actually scored some of that unused footage. There's a bombastic, concertized flourish at 4:25 into the cue "Whispering Winds" that isn't in the film, so I wonder if that was just for Horner's sake, or if there was a bit of excised animation at that point (it's where the little pterodactyls are fighting over the cherry).
I think he did score some of the unused footage, because there's also music on "The Rescue / Discovery of the Great Valley" (0:29 - 2:28) that is not heard in the film.
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I just wonder if Horner actually scored some of that unused footage. There's a bombastic, concertized flourish at 4:25 into the cue "Whispering Winds" that isn't in the film, so I wonder if that was just for Horner's sake, or if there was a bit of excised animation at that point (it's where the little pterodactyls are fighting over the cherry).
I always just assumed it was some classical piece that I wasn't aware of (but Horner was). Of course I love that track.
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There's a bombastic, concertized flourish at 4:25 into the cue "Whispering Winds" that isn't in the film
That part was used in the trailer. So, the trailer not only has deleted footage but also deleted music.
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Oct 27, 2020 - 10:14 AM
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Oscarilbo
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Exclusive Preview @ James Horner Film Music.Com:
http://jameshorner-filmmusic.com/the-land-before-time-expanded-edition-our-exclusive-review/
Wow...loved the analysis. Its so beautifully insightful to read Horner talking directly about the controversy that surrounded him during his lifetime. And well, yes, that was his approach and although for us film music lovers it was always like a unsolved puzzle, in his mind was always intellectually and intuitively logic.
Btw, the first time I found out he took Bartok's The Wooden Prince segment, it sounded the exact same for me, which at the time made me feel disappointed. Now, 20 years later, I listen to it with new ears, and not only I appreciate Horner's quotation technique approach much more, but I'm also finding Horner's version not sounding 100% note by note like Bartok's as I had thought. Its more like 80% Bartok and 20% Horner. He actually didn't lifted it exactly as it is. Almost? absolutely, but not exactly, which I know is not a big deal but makes my heart smile a little more.
Gosh, miss him so much.
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Oct 27, 2020 - 10:22 AM
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Solium
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Exclusive Preview @ James Horner Film Music.Com:
http://jameshorner-filmmusic.com/the-land-before-time-expanded-edition-our-exclusive-review/
Wow...loved the analysis. Its so beautifully insightful to read Horner talking directly about the controversy that surrounded him during his lifetime. And well, yes, that was his approach and although for us film music lovers it was always like a unsolved puzzle, in his mind was always intellectually and intuitively logic.
Btw, the first time I found out he took Bartok's The Wooden Prince segment, it sounded the exact same for me, which at the time made me feel disappointed. Now, 20 years later, I listen to it with new ears, and not only I appreciate Horner's quotation technique approach much more, but I'm also finding Horner's version not sounding 100% note by note like Bartok's as I had thought. Its more like 80% Bartok and 20% Horner. He actually didn't lifted it exactly as it is. Almost? absolutely, but not exactly, which I know is not a big deal but makes my heart smile a little more.
Gosh, miss him so much.
The funny thing is every time I hear a complaint about a lift I listen to the original source cue and think, damn, Horner did it SOOOO MUCH better! Though I think he could've been a bit more ethical and credited his sources.
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The funny thing is every time I hear a complaint about a lift I listen to the original source cue and think, damn, Horner did it SOOOO MUCH better!
Trolling, of course?
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