[Jon Aanensen]

Is THE LOST BUS not coming to theaters?

[Jon Aanensen]

But you are still an atheist, Thor? 😎

[Jon Aanensen]

I have that Flatliners boot. Too harsh for my taste.

[Jon Aanensen]

Totally blank. Came to think of it, I don’t think I have a single album by a spanish music artist in my collection.

I know of Neuronium/Michel Huygen.

[Jon Aanensen]

1978

[Jon Aanensen]

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.

[Jon Aanensen]

And you can’t post a new thread either.

61000 posts by Thor. Impressive!

I have 12000.

[Jon Aanensen]

Does anyone know what kind of password fsm is asking for on their site now?

[Jon Aanensen]

Kristiansand-based moody pop from 1991

[Jon Aanensen]

https://www.discogs.com/digs/music/best-horror-movie-soundtracks/?utm_source=Homepage&utm_medium=Discogs&utm_campaign=Horror-OST_Music

[Jon Aanensen]

Wow, you have left FSM for good, Thor?

[Jon Aanensen]

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

[Jon Aanensen]

Typical syrupy early 90s James Newton Howard.

Still some of his 80s sound intact though.

[Jon Aanensen]

Yes, Franke too. Massive volume.

Still much of his regular film and tv music I haven’t heard.

[Jon Aanensen]

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.

[Forfatter]

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