David Arnold: Die Another Day [La-La Land] James Horner: Titanic [La-La Land] Stephen King Soundtrack Collection [Varese] Miklos Rozsa: Knights of the Round Table / King's Thief [FSM] Jerry Goldsmith: The Haunting [Varese] John Williams: Close Encounters of the Third Kind [La-La Land]
Damnation Alley. Goldsmith Proxy. Newton Brothers In Cold Blood. Jones La Dolce Vita. Rota Avanti Tu Che Mi Vien Da Ridere. Umiliani Love Maker. Trovajoli Le Magnifique. Bolling
Bernard Herrmann: Jane Eyre (Kritzerland) Dimitri Tiomkin: The Fall of the Roman Empire (Tadlow/Prometheus) John Williams: E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (LLL)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind by John Williams (LLL) Titanic by James Horner (LLL) The Russia House by Jerry Goldsmith (Quartet) Star Wars - The Last Jedi by John Williams (Disney)
Loving Vincent - Clint Mansell (Milan Records) Star Wars The Last Jedi - John Williams (Walt Disney Records) Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow - Edward Shearmur (La-La Land Records) Sky High - Michael Giacchino (Intrada) Close Encounters of the Third Kind - John Williams (LLL) A.I. - John Williams (LLL) The Twilight Zone - Various (Intrada)
Ten Commandments Bernstein (the one where on the cover Moses is reading carefully the tablets).
I bought this instead of going all in for the supa dupa deluxe because I'm not really much of a fan of this score. I respect that Bernstein was trying to go a somewhat different route than Rozsa or Newman, but I need to listen to it a few more times (and more carefully) to make a more informed judgment call.
As it is, I far prefer To Kill a Mockingbird, but Bernstein just isn't a favorite of mine overall.
Looking forward to perhaps hearing things I might have missed in this score...this time using headphones and an open mind.
I know it's next year already, but last year (eight days ago), Santa was really nice to me. He brought me -
Goldsmith - DAMNATION ALLEY (Intrada) Goldsmith - ISLANDS IN THE STREAM (FSM) Newman/ Herrmann - THE EGYPTIAN (La-La Land) Rosenman - EDGE OF THE CITY/ THE COBWEB (FSM) Rosenman - A MAN CALLED HORSE (FSM)
Bloody hell! They're all great! That Santa sure knows me inside out!
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