Jon Aanensen
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Oh, I love Orbital’s second album, the brown one. First one, Snivilisation and Middle Of Nowhere are decent. In Sides is good. I don’t have any of their albums from this century.
Pink Floyd, and its solo members, have dabbled in film music now and then. This 1987 Nick Mason score was finally released a few years ago. I don’t have it physically, as it’s only part of a box with his other two solo albums (which I already own on CD), only digitally. But it’s a fine, bluesy effort.
I just ordered this:
https://www.ark.no/produkt/boker/dokumentar-og-faktaboker/inside-out-9781474606486
I should indeed have explored those Nick GS albums further.
My favourite Jonathan Elias has done tons of library albums (mostly with a co-composer) on download after he wrote his final film score in 2011, but I still haven’t looked into it much. It’s a bit too overwhelming.
I love a good booklet. What often irritates me is those booklets with more text about the film than the score. And those with dozens of pictures of the actors and none of the composer.
But of course, those 90s Varese albums with extremely little info were something special, lol. Just a few black and white pictures of an actor in the 4 page booklet.
LOL, I’m too old for this, but thanks.
I don’t think any of the score was ever released.
I am writing an article about the 2026 40th anniversary of this album for Blitzed Magazine, so I have to dive into it.
I remember Batt from this 1995 hit album:
WILD ORCHID (1989)
Music by Paradise.
Full score sadly unreleased.
One of my holy grails.
Two tracks on the song album.I would personally have written and structured it somewhat differently here and there
Yeah, that sounds like Thor 😅
Copy/paste the text you want to quote, highlight it and then press “B-Quote”. I know, a bit cumbersome, but it is what it is.
Thanx
