Parsifal666
I don't even own a DAW, I'm just a troll.
L.A. Confidential
I'm just getting into that one, and actually like it better than Chinatown.
L.A. Confidential
I'm just getting into that one, and actually like it better than Chinatown.
Me too. A lot better movie too
For me, it’s got to be Total Recall. I watched that movie a lot when I was very young, and the score left an indelible mark on me. Could listen to it any day of the week.
What about you? What’s your pick?
I'll just add that I love the score for Chinatown, which apparently took him 10 minutes to write
He had 10 days to write it after the first composer got fired.
S U P E R G I R L
I Could be earing from 1.34 min to 2.34 again and again !
Beautifull.
I saw him in a concert in Sevilla ( Spain) time time ago.
G r e a t !!!!!!!
I would have to say Disney's Mulan for sure!For me, it’s got to be Total Recall. I watched that movie a lot when I was very young, and the score left an indelible mark on me. Could listen to it any day of the week.
What about you? What’s your pick?
The one time when Goldsmiths inspiration failed him a little bit, in my opinion, is with the main theme — the Quatermain March — from "King Solomon's Mines".
I don't know whether it was at the insistence of the producers or director, or if it was Goldsmith's own idea, but what he came up with, is clearly an attempt at an heroic "Indiana Jones"-like march. And, as I think most will agree, he didn't quite pull that one off - in fact, it's a pretty weak effort. (Which, more than anything, proves, if any such proof were still needed, what a unique genius musical invention the "Raiders March" actually is.)
Most everything else in the "Solomon" score is vintage high-quality Goldsmith though.
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