Jon Aanensen
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At least we have FLETCH on cd now with around 15 minutes of score.
FATAL BEAUTY is sadly totally unreleased.
RIP norwegian director Anja Breien.
She worked four times with Jan Garbarek on different projects, and once with Arne Nordheim.
I would be interested in hearing Garbarek’s score to SMYKKETYVEN from 1990.
Yes, Counting is an enjoyable track. Co-produced with Zimmer’s old nemesis Jay Rifkin, and co-composed with Nick Glennie-Smith.
1. Sylvester Levay
2. Hans Zimmer
3. Harold Faltermeyer
4. Jonathan Elias
5. Tim Truman
6. Jan Hammer
7. Tangerine Dream
8. Patrick Leonard
9. Thomas Newman
10. James Newton Howard11. Vangelis
12. Giorgio Moroder
13. David Foster
14. Jay Ferguson
15. Yves LaferriereWhat I meant was that I cancelled my cassette order because I later saw that the label had released the score in digital format.
LOL, ok 😅
I use a random number generator to decide which film on my TV recorder I am going to watch. I have 400 hours of film there, max capacity is 500 hours. Of course I am never going to see them all, taking into consideration how few films I see. I guess I must start deleting soon..
Well, I am not a fan of his music.
And many song-based films about pop stars have bits of score in certain key scenes.
Will the Norwegian customs office refuse to accept the “gift” marker and toll me anyway?
Of course not.
Plus, many of them have perfectly fine OSTs already, as far as I can tell
Well, albums like WHERE THE BOYS ARE, BURGLAR and STONE COLD has
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one previously unreleased track by Levay. (STONE COLD had no album before)
But also some missed opportunities, like BODY ROCK, WILDCATS and RUDE AWAKENING, all of them failing to include the track of score originally on a 7″ vinyl B-side.
Lots of obscure stuff here. Feel free to remove if webmaster so wishes.
Not a massive Arnold fan, but his 90s Bond scores are ok. And Play Dead from YOUNG AMERICANS is good.
