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Oct 11, 2016 - 6:04 AM
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jackfu
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As to the film score, I recently watched Help! again (and still love it) and have revised my corrected track list for those whom might be interested and are also chronological "purists"...
Thanks for this. Did you determine if there is a longer arrangement arrangement of the so-called "James Bond Intro" in the film, or do they in fact loop part of of it?
Also, did you see my earlier question re: "Can't Buy Me Love?"
Thanks in advance!
Glad to help. As far as I can tell, the "James Bond Intro" is mostly looped due to the way it is done, but there are at least a few extra notes in there. The section with the guitar and strings seems to be looped or just repeated. It plays for about 40 seconds in the film, whereas it is only about 15 seconds on the album.
I apologize that I missed your previous question, but yes, you are correct, "Can't Buy Me Love" is used in that clip and in the film. It is in the scene in which Clang fires the flamethrower umbrella at the Beatles, lighting their ski poles afire as they ski down the hill.
Again, I believe and am glad that there's probably only a little more than five minutes missing from the film score.
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I remember when as a kid I saw the movie on its first run, I was impressed by the scoring of the scene where the fab four ski down nocturnal slopes lit by their hand-held flares. My first awareness of the talented Mr. Thorne.
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No -- I don't think so. (I can't be definitive, because by now I've collected so damn many albums that I'm always discovering on my shelves CD's I didn't remember I had.) Do you happen to know if it's still available? I must go Googling for it...
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Thanks, Guys. I think I do have that Volume 2 around here somewhere. Now, where did I...?
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