[GerateWohl]

Hi Thor,

This is a subject, that you probably know much more than I do. You already mentioned some highlights.
But when talking about german soundtracks of course Martin Böttcher must be mentioned, who was famous in the 70s for his crime TV Show scores and his music for the Western german Karl May movies.

And it’s important to mention probably my personal favourite german soundtrack: Christian Bruhn’s soundtrack for the german dub version of the anime series Captain Future from the 80s.

I remember Bruhn for this and the title song of the animated Wickie series. But there he wrote just the title song. The rest of the score was by Karel Svoboda who scored a lot TV stuff for german TV in the 70s and 80s, especially for children. But he is Czech as you know, not German.
But the Captain Future soundtrack is brillant.

[GerateWohl]

I also had the John Addison Varese album on CD and the McNeely album of the rejected score in digital form. But the new release is really kind of a definitive edition for me. At last Addison’s beautiful love theme in complete form (and not faded out) and the original Herrmann recordings.

[GerateWohl]

I am rather camp archival releases. And in that regard I was especially happy with “The Torn Curtain”.

[Forfatter]

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