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 Luther_III
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Mon Jun 24, 2019 10:57 am Post subject: |
 
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And now to balance out with a little James Horner...
* Apollo 13 (2CD limited edition from Intrada)
* Braveheart (2CD expanded edition from La-La Land Records)
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 Wow! I may have to check those out. Two of my favorites, and I didn't know those labels had released expanded editions.
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 FairyKitty
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I just bought on bandcamp the soundtrack of "The Devil's carnival" and the "The Devil's carnival: Alleluia"
The movie is not the best, but the songs are awesome. I wish SST can put it here too.
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 martino 
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A rarity bought recently ...
Дневной Дозор [Dnevnoy Dozor aka Day Watch] Original Soundtrack
from Timur Bekmambetov's fantasy horror movie filled with some pop/death metal/rap music (Серёга, ТТ-34, Город 312, Фабрика, Верка Сердючка) but mostly with original classic score written by Юрий Анатольевич Потеенко [Yuriy Anatolyevich Poteyenko]
  
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molossus
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"World of Hans Zimmer - A Symphonic Celebration" (I didn't expect much but this album turned out to be pretty good).
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 danleich
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Rare thing indeed martino, I remember the movie being very different from the novel it was based on, but not much about its music. Time for a rewatch  |
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 Caliburn
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Concert is pretty good Mol  |
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martino
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| Rare thing indeed martino, I remember the movie being very different from the novel it was based on, but not much about its music. Time for a rewatch |
Then come to my place  I bought also this movie on BD and Night Watch as well, only 19.99 PLN each. I am going to watch them this weekend.
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danleich
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next year maybe, this year my holiday is going to be spent more close by  |
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Caliburn
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Finally Godzilla: The King of the Monsters fell on my doormat |
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 607
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I couldn't find this thread for some time, because it was sticky.  
Well, here are my second two soundtracks!
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danleich
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congratz on the dragons
my latest acquisitions during the game music fest in wroclaw:
the orchestra hiphop mashup. Haven't had time to give it a proper listening, but first impression was a weird one. Haven't seen the movie though. (I know, I really should )
   
For soem reason I was really digging the "Race to Feed"-track from blue planet II and when I saw the other albums there as well, I thought, when will I get the chance again to buy them altogether, and I do remember them mostly being good, so four albums bought.
 
My personal highlights, as you cannot find those easily on CD, not without ordering online at least. They had quite a bunch of japanese import CDs at the stand. The shadow of the colossus suite was really great, I will have fond memories in my head for quite some time, now even longer, that I have the music on CD
Talking about japanese; I found this collection there as well, bought it mainly because I love this version of "Merry Xmas Mr. lawrence"
And the last one was already bought in Krakow in May, but since I didn't share it yet and it really is a good one here goes:
(BTW is there a way to resize embedded images? the spiderverse cover is just so big) |
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MojoPin
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Sat Nov 30, 2019 1:50 pm Post subject: |
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@ 607: YAY for Dragons! 
@ danleich: Nice score on the BBC albums!
To answer your question about the image resize: there isn't, as far as I know. What I usually do in that situation is find a smaller copy of the same image, if possible.
Here are a couple of good go-to reverse image searches – for most commercial album art it's pretty quick to find a match.
https://images.google.com/
https://tineye.com/
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MojoPin
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Sat Nov 30, 2019 1:55 pm Post subject: |
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I added these titles to my soundtrack library a few months ago, thanks to the local library's annual fundraiser sale:
 
  
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MojoPin
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Sat Nov 30, 2019 2:53 pm Post subject: |
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Aaaaand then these snagged last month thanks to the annual clearance sale at Half Price Books.
It was my first time going to this one and I have to say, I had a tough time restraining myself, with all music titles only a dollar!
  
   
   
   
In short, an excellent batch for my JW collection, one more each for my JH & TN sets, a nice expanded Barry (previously I only had the old MCA version),
a few Gabriel Yared titles (my firsts from him), also my first-ever Morricone, and some others from my wishlist.
Actually I got more at this sale but I haven't finished going through them all yet. Probably more to come later! |
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MojoPin
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Mon Dec 02, 2019 6:54 pm Post subject: |
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One more! Just picked up from Amazon this weekend:
I'm a bit behind on the DW releases but finally adding this one.
Nearly there with the Who scores now, though I'm still missing a Christmas title from Eleven's era.
(And of course series 10, if the BBC would ever release the thing.)
I also realized something today: I believe this makes Murray Gold the #2 composer in my soundtracks collection, behind only John Williams. |
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