What are you listening to now?
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Yes, I have some “promos” of Lewis digitally. I generally like him but it never clicked that much to become an actual fan. There is always this mysterious “rejected GoldenEye score” that was said to be by him but apparently he clarified himself it’s not his.
Oooh, Mezzoforte! Now there’s a blast from the past!
I can’t remember what my first CD was, but I have three candidates – Dire Straits’ COMMUNIQUE, Jean Michel Jarre’s CONCERTS IN CHINA 2CD set or the THE COMMITMENTS soundtrack. I think it was the Dire Straits CD, since (sadly) sold off, as is the COMMITMENTS CD. CONCERTS IN CHINA the sole survivor. 🙁
Always been a sucker for pastoral writing, and Legrand is as good as any. WUTHERING HEIGHTS and JANE EYRE are two works, by the respective Brontë sisters, that have nothing but good scores written for them.
I am a fan of this one.
But the Newman rerecording is great, too.
I wish the album was still available physically, too. I just own an cheap copy of Newman’s original soundtrack album and the quality is really bad.
To a large degree inspired by the very good Tron Legacy, but in contrast doesn’t include an orchestra and doesn’t reach the same heights.
To a large degree inspired by the very good Tron Legacy, but in contrast doesn’t include an orchestra and doesn’t reach the same heights.
I like it (the film is okay too…saw it last week), but one needs to whittle. Writing a few words about it at the moment, plus some other new releases…will get back with more soon.
Looking forward to reading it.
Regarding the Sakamoto WH, my initial impression was that it’s too repetitive, but I should give it another listen.
Looking forward to reading it.
Not that much to look forward to, but my two cents on that and a few other titles here. 🙂
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