Beaverhausen

hmmm A.Newman:)?

Na 10.000 hin oder her. Wir wissen ja nun, dass FSM sich daran eh NICHT hält. Demnach: Pff Wen interessierst. Ich denke auch eher das Poltergeist bei FSM wie Blei in den Regalen rumliegen wird. Hätten Sie noch irgendein anderen netten Anreitz und nicht nur 21Minuten + dickes Booklet, dann würde selbst ich mir das überlegen (besserer Sound oder mehr alternates, what ever). Aber so...*Kopfschüttel

also für mich klang das bis jetzt eher als hätte ein Schüler von HZ den Score geschrieben. Den Stil von PD hört man wenig raus... mal sehen wies im Film abgemischt wurde...

von SAE über Facebook, für die, die sie sammeln: "New set of composer cards are coming - Shhhh!!!"

Sehe ich ähnlich. mir hats auch sehr gefallen. zumal herrmann mal live zu hören. aber es war schon schade das zu vertigo und auch marnie nur standbilder gezeigt wurden. das machte den zugang - gerade für diejenigen, die die filme nicht kennen - sehr schwer. psycho fand ich auch grossartig... einfach toll... ja vertigo war etwas zu langsam, aber dafür psycho perfekt. hab ja schon viele psycho live einspielungen gehört und die waren immer zu lahm!!! aber hier: perfekt. leider wars nicht so gut besucht. 1/3 war nicht besetzt,... echt schade. mir hats gefallen und strobel rocks!

dito. umgehauen hat mich der score leider auch nie... aber schön, wen andere sich freuen

D mit 16 Tracks und 52:28 Minuten Laufzeit Tracklisting: 01. Nina's Dream (2:48) 02. Mother Me (1:06) 03. The New Season (2:39) 04. A Room of Her Own (1:56) 05. A New Swan Queen (3:28) 06. Lose Yourself (2:08) 07. Cruel Mistress (3:29) 08. Power, Seduction, Cries (1:42) 09. The Double (2:20) 10. Opposites Attract (3:45) 11. Night of Terror (8:01) 12. Stumbled Beginnings... (3:51) 13. It's My Time (1:30) 14 A Swan Is Born (1:38) 15. Perfection (5:44) 16. A Swan Song (for Nina) (6:23)

Jip, der Williams ist gekauft:))) Aber sowas von:)

FAMILY PLOT Music Composed by John Williams The most important, previously unreleased, John Williams score finally comes to CD, and it only took 34 years! Here it is … John Williams’ 1976 score for Alfred Hitchcock’s final film – Family Plot. Only the film’s spirited End Title has ever been released previously. At long last, the entire magical, mischievous and macabre score is available. Family Plot is a very important score for Williams in that it established a certain approach and tone of writing that he would further explore in such diverse later scores as Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Home Alone, The Witches of Eastwick and Harry Potter, among others. A wealthy old woman hires a con man (Bruce Dern) and a phony psychic (Barbara Harris) to find her long-lost nephew. The results are diabolically funny as this suspense-comedy combines mystery and mayhem in nonstop excitement from beginning to end. Catalog #: VCL 1110 1115 1. The First Séance (5:29) 2. Blanche’s Challenge (2:09) 3. The Mystery Woman (3:27) 4. The Rescue Of Constantine / The Diamond Chandelier (2:21) 5. Kitchen Pranks (2:08) 6. The Shoebridge Headstone (2:23) 7. Maloney’s Visit To The Jewelry Store / Maloney’s Knife / The Stake Out (4:58) 8. The Second Séance (2:20) 9. Nothing Held Back (:37) 10. The White Mustang (1:19) 11. Blanche And George (1:17) 12. Maloney’s Exit (2:03) 13. Share And Share Alike (:54) 14. The Mondrian Shot / The Revealed Identity (1:47) 15. The Search Montage (3:41) 16. Blanche’s Arrival / Blanche’s Note (2:29) 17. Blanche Gets The Needle (3:03) 18. Breaking Into The House (5:16) 19. The Secret Door / Blanche Wakes Up (1:39) 20. End Cast (4:14) 21. Family Plot Theme (2:38) 22. The Stonecutter (6:35) Return to Catalog

TAPS Music Composed by Maurice Jarre We are so happy to offer this premiere release of Maurice Jarre’s 1981 score, Taps, as one of our latest CD Club additions. Jarre's piano, brass and percussion based score has never before been released. The score is both powerful and haunting and this CD will be a revelation for even those who know the music from this film! Taps was a powerhouse of young talent, with Timothy Hutton, Tom Cruise and Sean Penn starring alongside George C. Scott and Ronny Cox in this Harold Becker directed film. When a fiercely devoted group of Military School cadets learn that their school is being sold to real estate developers, they refuse to accept defeat...instead choosing to rise up together to protect the Academy and their honor. But the brave young soldiers soon learn that the most courageous decisions can sometimes have unexpected – and even fatal – consequences! Catalog #: VCL 1110 1116 1. “Taps” (2:05) 2. Main Title (1:37) 3. Indians On TV (:34) 4. Honor (1:19) 5. “Black Jack March” / “Semper Fidelis March” (3:16) 6. Memories (1:18) 7. We’re Here (1:35) 8. “Love Is A Many Splendored Thing” (Fain/Webster) (2:23) 9. Defense Preparation (1:08) 10. One Minute To Comply (1:46) 11. “Scipio March” (1:29) 12. What Will The General Do? (1:27) 13. I Cried For 15 Minutes (1:38) 14. “The More I See You” (Warren/Gordon) (2:47) 15. Take One Step Forward (1:31) 16. The National Guard (3:21) 17. Mordant Tones (2:39) 18. Betrayal (2:14) 19. Tanks Approaching (1:03) 20. Tapped Out (2:05) 21. I Don’t Wanna Die (2:06) 22. We’ve Won The War (1:36) 23. “Black Jack March” (Reprise) (1:32) 24. End Credits (2:49) BONUS TRACKS 25. Main Title (Alternate) (1:48) 26. “Taps Disco” (10:23) Return to Catalog

Wer ist den Morgen noch auf dem Herrmann Konzert?

Fragen Sie Herrn A.M.

Hocus Pocus wär doch was für LaLa. Die Musik mit Songs und Alternates füllt schon gut 2 Platten...

Franz Waxmans 1950 Academy Award-winning masterpiece finally comes to CD! This first-ever studio-authorized release incorporates all of the surviving elements in the Paramount Pictures music archive (approximately two-thirds of the complete score) along with the original Prelude and Conversing Corpses, a cue for a brilliantly scored deleted scene. Because of their major importance to the films story, the bonus section also includes all of the surviving source cueseven though some of these tracks have suffered from their years of storage. A final treat is the Jay LivingstonRay Evans song Paramount Dont-Want-Me Blues (not used in the finished film), newly recorded especially for this release by Los Angeles vocalist Whitney Claire Kaufman and pianist Nelson Kole. This double cd contains two lavish booklets with scenes on and off camera and many never before photos of Franz Wazman contributed by his son John Waxman. Extensive liner notes by Ryan Brennan and Curt Hardaway. Package design by Jim Titus. 1. PRELUDE 8:18 2. MONEY TROUBLE / THE SCHWABADERO 1:11 3. CHASE AND MANSION / AN AGING ACTRESS 3:54 4. THE ORGAN GRINDER :40 5. A CURIOUS COLLABORATION :38 6. NORMAS GALLERY 1:19 7. AFTERNOON OUTINGS / SACRIFICE OF SELF-RESPECT 4:47 8. DRAMATIC CHORD 1:04 9. AFTER AULD LANG SYNE / THE PAMPERED PRINCE :49 10. PARADING TO PARAMOUNT :54 11. INTERVIEW WITH DEMILLE 1:49 12. DEMILLES COMPASSION :38 13. THE STUDIO STROLL :25 14. FAREWELL / JOE WALKS OUT 6:41 15. THE COMEBACK 4:19 16. SUNSET BOULEVARD CAST :25 Source Cues: 17. TOCCATA AND FUGUE IN D MINOR (EXCERPTS) 3:36 18. LA CUMPARSITA 3:32 19. DIANE 2:51 20. CHARMAINE 2:20 21. AULD LANG SYNE 1:01 22. MAIN TITLE (FILM VERSION WITH EFFECTS) 1:28 Total disc time: 52:40 Bonus Disc: 1. THE PARAMOUNT-DONT-WANT-ME BLUES 2:24 (Newly recorded by vocalist Whitney Claire Kaufman and pianist Nelson Kole.) SUNSET BLVD. (SUNSET BOULEVARD / 2CD / PRE-ORDER) -- SCREEN ARCHIVES ENTERTAINMENT

ist irgendwie bei allen untergegangen hier einzustellen,... nach 24std mach ich das also mal:)

The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. (1953) Composed by: Frederick Hollander View CD Page at FSM Site (More Details) Long before the Grinch ever gave a thought to stealing Christmas, the fertile and inexhaustible imagination of Theodor Seuss Geisel (Dr. Seuss) conceived a different but equally memorable villain: Dr. Terwilliker. The autocratic and maniacal piano teacher known as Dr. T. holds 500 young boys captive in his castle-like Happy Finger Institute in order to present a concert featuring 5,000 fingers on a giant piano of his own invention. The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. (1953) is the only live-action film featuring an original story, script and lyrics by Dr. Seuss. It is a cult favorite, but its extensive musical score has never been available in any authorized (or complete) formuntil now. The music for The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. was written by Frederick Hollander, whose Falling In Love Again from The Blue Angel is one of the most famous songs ever written for film. The 17 diverse songs Hollander composed for Dr. T. encompass lyric ballads, mock-operatic recitative, Gershwinesque swing and up-tempo Broadway; he also wrote two extensive ballet sequences for the film. Heinz Roemheld and Hans J. Salter added additional dramatic underscore, based on Hollanders themes. The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. was heavily edited prior to release, with only 6 songs remaining in the picture. With this 3CD release, Film Score Monthly has lovingly recreated the authors complete original conception of the musica painstaking restoration effort that involved many years of scouring the globe for the best-sounding copies of rare acetate discs (the only surviving music masters from the production). All of Hollanders songs, both ballet sequences in their entirety and most of the underscore (including much that wasnt used in the final film) are presented on the first disc and the beginning of disc 2. But that isnt allthe rest of disc 2 features alternate versions and additional material, including orchestra-only tracks of several of the songs (Karaoke Seuss, anyone?). Disc 3 comprises archival piano recordings played by Hollander himself, revealing some of his early ideas for the music; pre-production piano recordings made for rehearsal purposes; and all the major song and dance sequences exactly as they are heard in the finished film. This long-awaited release of the Dr. T. soundtrack is the result of several producers, including Mike Matessino, Neil Bulk, FSM's Lukas Kendall, as well as popular entertainer Michael Feinstein (whose peerless devotion to promoting and preserving American theatrical song is well-known). The 40-page bookletwith colorful and irreverent Seuss-inspired graphics designed by FSMs Joe Sikoryakincludes film stills, publicity materials and production photos. Alan Lareau, who is writing a biography of composer Hollander, wrote the informative essay and detailed track analysis. This labor of love, which rescues and regenerates a significant work that has never before been fully heard in any form, is a must-buy for children of all ages! The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. Original Music by Frederick Hollander Musical Direction by Morris Stoloff Additional Music by Hans Salter, Heinz Roemheld and Bob van Eps. Lyrics by Dr. Seuss (Ted Geisel). Additional Lyrics by Jack Brooks. DISC ONE Music for the Original Version Main Title (original) 1:40 Ten Happy Fingers 1:04 Before Concerto/Theme and Variations 4:24 After Transition 2:24 Meeting the Twins/The Uncles Skating Waltz 4:05 Balloon Cue/Finding Mom/Why, Why, Why 1:10 Many Questions 2:32 Enter Dr. T./Hypnotic Chant 1:19 Take an Essay/Terwillikers Do Re Mi 2:36 Search and Chase/Bart Kicks 4:04 The Dungeon 0:26 Bart Kicks 0:43 Dungeon Shlim Shlam 5:41 Bart Runs/After Shlim 1:46 Lead to Grindstone/The Grindstone 0:49 Lead to Involved/I Will Not Get Involved 1:08 Bart Miffed 0:23 Pete Rows/Dream Stuff/Dream Stuff Reprise 3:07 Massage Opera 2:56 Some Prisoner 0:37 Love is Grand/You Opened My Eyes 3:04 Love Song Lead-In/Hypnotic Duel 1:53 New Lead-In to Get Together Weather/Get Together Weather 2:40 Go On/Kids Song 1:55 Bart Goes for Money 0:21 Money 1:09 Track Down Dr. T./Dr. T.s Bedroom 5:02 The Flower Pot Chase 2:08 Freckle on a Pygmy 2:16 Mound Country/Before Ballet 1:45 Butterfly Ballet 3:02 Rescuing Mother 1:08 Mrs. C. Freed/Intro to Twins Death 2:34 Drum Roll/Victory Procession 2:36 Total Disc Time: 76:07 DISC TWO Follow Me/The Whammy/Dungeon Elevator 3:34 The Cage 1:01 The Chase 1:01 Cut to T./Dressing Song 2:37 It Works/Atomic Success/Presenting Dr. T. 2:23 Chopsticks 0:34 Reality/ End Title 2:22 Finale 0:35 Total Time: 14:24 Total Score Time: 90:31 Alternate Versions and Additional Material Main Title (new) 2:31 Search and Chase (alternate sequence) 1:16 Roller Skating Waltz Insert 1:02 Many Questions (alternate) 2:21 Up and Down, Part 1/End of Up 1:04 I Will Not Get Involved (alternate) 1:09 Pete Rows (alternate) 0:38 Bart in Hall 0:06 Say, Dr. T./Hypnotic Duel 1:54 Freckle on a Pygmy (alternate) 2:16 Dungeon Elevator (alternate) 2:06 Dressing Song (alternate vocal) 2:32 Reality (revised) 0:50 Finale 0:34 Total Time: 21:06 Orchestral Tracks of the Songs The Uncles Skating Waltz 3:22 Many Questions 2:18 Terwillikers Do Re Mi 2:07 Dream Stuff 2:27 You Opened My Eyes 2:43 Get Together Weather 2:20 Kids Song 1:43 Victory Procession 2:33 Dungeon Elevator 1:45 Dressing Song 2:32 Total Time: 24:25 Total Disc Time: 59:57 DISC THREE Composer Sketches Main Title 1:49 Ten Happy Fingers 1:07 The Boys Theme 0:56 Childhood Theme 2:43 Many Questions 1:27 I Will Not Get Involved 0:47 One Moment 1:48 Kids Song 1:26 The Plumbers Song (Freckle on a Pygmy) 3:06 Count Me Out 0:39 Valse Phantastique 2:03 Total Time: 18:21 Pre-Production Material The Uncles Skating Waltz 2:09 Dream Stuff (first version) 0:52 Dream Stuff (second version) 1:19 Massage Opera 2:30 Get Together Weather 1:05 Butterfly Ballet 2:36 Victory Procession 2:58 Dressing Song 2:42 Dungeon Shlim Shlam 3:03 Total Time: 19:45 Soundtrack Cuts Main Title/Butterfly Ballet 3:06 Ten Happy Fingers 1:04 Before Concerto/Happy FingersTheme and Variations 1:08 Dream Stuff 2:47 Hypnotic Duel 1:38 Get Together Weather 2:19 Kids Song 1:54 Dungeon Shlim Shlam 5:45 Twins Death 1:07 Victory Procession 2:37 Dungeon Elevator 1:18 Dressing Song 2:39 End Title 0:31 Total Time: 28:36 Total Disc Time: 66:40 THE 5,000 FINGERS OF DR. T. -- SCREEN ARCHIVES ENTERTAINMENT Kung Fu/Man in the Wilderness (1973, 1971) First Time on CD Composed by: Johnny Harris, Jim Helms View CD Page at FSM Site (More Details) FSM debuts on CD two LPs released on Warner Bros. Records in the early 1970s: Kung Fu (1973) and Man in the Wilderness (1971). Kung Fu was a highly successful ABC-TV series starring David Carradine as a Chinese-American Shaolin priest who, having accidently killed the Chinese emperors nephew, finds himself a fugitive in the American West. Flashbacks to Carradines early training with his Chinese mentors, Master Po and Master Kan, were a unique feature of each show. One of the series most evocative elements was its musiccomposed, arranged and conducted by Jim Helms. Using a modest, string-based ensemble augmented by exotic colors like recorder and harpsichord and rare percussion instruments such as Chinese temple bells and waterphone, Helms created a unique but subdued background for the shows unusual blend of Western action and Eastern philosophy. Each episode also featured the series evocative signature tune, which the producer called one of the prettiest themes in the history of television. After the success of the first season, Warner Bros. Records issued a concept album LP with music and dialogue from the show. Helms re-recorded his score with a larger (45-piece) orchestra for the music-only selections and an 8-piece ensemble for the dialogue tracks. This FSM re-release features authoritative notes by Jon Burlingame, including excerpts from interviews with Helms and several of his colleagues. Man in the Wilderness was a gritty and violent survival movie starring Richard Harris as a grievously wounded fur trapper who fights his way back from near-death only to find a new peace with himself and his foes. To score the film, Harris chose his friend Johnny Harris (no relation), who had worked as an arranger and conductor on some of the actors pop vocal albums. The music is often spare, always moody and evocative, and occasionally muscularthe robust march which opens the film is balanced by a gentle and reflective theme (introduced on a music box) for the principal character. There is also a pioneering use of synthesizer in the music for the Arikara Indians. Liner notes by Jeff Bond and Alexander Kaplan include new interview comments by the composer. Both scores have been newly remastered from the original 1/4" stereo album tapes. The 28-page booklet designed by Joe Sikoryak includes original album art and liner notes, plus the usual informative track-by-track commentary. FSM is proud to make these rare soundtracks available once again, in the best possible sound and at an affordable (not collectors) price. Music and Dialogue From the Warner Bros TV Series: Kung Fu Starring DAVID CARRADINE Produced by JIM HELMS Music Composed, Arranged and Conducted by Jim Helms Caines Theme 3:13 (a) The Shaolin Temple (1:58)/( The New Student (1:31)/© Ten Times Ten (1:25) 4:54 The Ancient Warrior/Shawns Theme 3:16 (a) A Childrens Game (1:55)/( Divine Strength (1:14) 3:09 Alethea/Su Yen 2:45 Grasshopper 1:01 (a) Power of the Other (1:06)/( The Lotus Pond (1:48)/© One With Nature (1:02) 3:56 Dark Angel (Hymn) 1:57 (a) On Evil (1:38)/( The Peaceful Path (1:27)/© Time of the Soul (1:05) 4:10 King of the Mountain/An Eye for an Eye 2:45 The Search 1:36 Sign of the Dragon 0:11 Total Time: 33:25 Original Soundtrack From the Motion Picture: Man in the Wilderness Music Composed, Conducted, Arranged and Produced by Johnny Harris Main Title (Capt. Henry Theme) 2:53 Zach Discovers Water 1:16 Shadows of Reckerys 2:26 Zach Makes His Bed 2:04 Zachs Music Box 0:36 Zach Bass Theme 1:59 Mandam Massacre 1:44 Lost Horizons Part One 1:28 Lost Horizons Part Two 1:20 Henry Meets Redthorn 1:27 Henry Continues 1:08 Zach Goes Mountain Climbing 1:06 Survival Time 4:06 Zach Bass Theme 1:58 Zach Meets Redthorn 0:48 Zach Goes for Henry 3:18 Finale (Zach Bass Theme) 1:53 Total Time: 32:12 Total Disc Time: 65:44 KUNG FU / MAN IN THE WILDERNESS -- SCREEN ARCHIVES ENTERTAINMENT

Mir gefallen die Probe leider gar nicht! Irgendwie hört sich das für mich immer einern Tick zu langsam an. Aber wie gut das Baset sie bald hat, dann komm ich mal auf nen Kaffee rum! Aber mir reicht auch die Varese-Pressung!

Der Komponist sagt mir echt nichts. Aber die Clips sind echt super. WOW!

Antwort von Lala: Die Auswahl stammt wohl von Young selbst. Er wollte offenbar nur ein re-release. Es war wohl ein wunder, dass sie ihn überhaupt zu bonustracks überreden konnten. hmm na dann... aber dennoch sehr komisch das ganze...

Nur mal so zur Info: Also ein guter Freund von mir, der großer Fan des Scores ist und den Film in und auswendig kennt, ist ganz entsetzt von der Veröffentlichung. Grund: Es geht um ein recht unauffälliges Stück, das in Track 2 im Booklet beschrieben wird (Filmversion von "Mary and Percy"). Aber es fehlt auf der CD. Auf der CD ist an der stelle zwei source-stücke, und die nicht mal von young sind! Und das Stück "Byron and Mary" ist einfach nur eine ausgeblendete Version von "Alby". Also was Lala da schon wieder geritten hat, weiss der Teufel. Er hat Lala mal geschrieben. Bin gespannt auf deren Rechtfertigung. Echt unglaublich. Manchmal sind die ja echt zum ******! Uschi

Geld gespart! Juhu...

DITO! Großartiges Buch. Sehr sehr sehr hochwertig und jeden Cent wert! Aber die mock-ups... huuuuu das zieht einen ja echt die Schuhe aus... Also wegen der CD sollte man sichs nicht zulegen. Könnte enttäuschen. Großartiges Buch!! Wahnsinn...

Also wenn man noch eine CD dazu bestellt (oder zwei) ist es bei Herrn Krohn wieder recht günstig. Bei dem derzeitigen Dollarkurs lohnt es sich auch mal wieder bei den deutschen Händlern zu zuschlagen:)

Ach herje, stuart little... brauch die wirklich jemand:) *schelmischlach* hast du schon eine liste gemacht?

DEEP, THE DEEP, THE Label: Intrada Special Collection Volume 143 Date: 1977 Tracks: 19 Time = 103:04 Wow! Long-awaited world premiere release of classic John Barry soundtrack in a 2-CD set! After two years of effort with two major licensors (UMG & Sony Pictures), Intrada realizes complete presentation of score plus classic original 1977 album! Peter Yates directs Nick Nolte, Robert Shaw, Jacqueline Bisset in big screen version of Peter Benchley novel. John Barry supplies sensational score to match excitement, danger of underwater tale. Barry melds haunting, richly beautiful theme with abundance of dark, dangerous material to create unusually wide-scale score, replete with dense underwater motifs, aggressive action licks... ever-anchored by stunningly beautiful main theme. Intrada presents complete score on CD 1, in mono from only surviving 1/4" session masters vaulted in excellent condition by Sony, then offers complete (and generous) original Casablanca soundtrack album in stereo from superb condition actual album masters vaulted by UMG - and yes! - including great Donna Summers rendition of Barry's love theme! Unusual at the time, Barry assembled highlights of his score into single 24-minute suite, a technique reprised by Jerry Goldsmith the following year for his THE BOYS FROM BRAZIL album. While Barry covers major highlights, he only touches on half of his score. Complete presentation allows entire hour of music to play in picture sequence, offering rich variations on theme, sizzling danger motifs, other highlights deleted from LP version. Both discs stand by themselves as great listening experiences! John Barry conducts. Intrada Special Collection release limited to 3000 copies! 600x600 Cover Play all clips Complete Original Motion Picture Score (CD 1) 01. First Discovery (Main Title) 3:55 02. More Discovery 3:02 03. The Coin; The Vial; The Chase 3:27 04. Your Ship Is Dead; Here Youll Need This; Second Dive; Eel Attack 8:56 05. Voo Doo 1:48 06. Tower; Helpless 1:30 07. Three Key Lock; All Yours 3:43 08. Soft Kisses; Dive Preparations 3:01 09. Third Dive 5:32 10. Trouble 3:03 11. Shark Bait (Original Version); Coffin Discovers; Death Grip 4:34 12. Kevin Dead; Goodbye Coffin 3:09 13. After Explosion 4:46 14. Final Dive/Final Eel Attack; End Credits 7:54 CD 1 Total Time 58:46 Original 1977 Soundtrack Album (CD 2) 01. Return To The Sea 2033 A.D. 24:01 A Ballet Based On The Score From The Motion Picture The Deep 02. Theme From The Deep (Down, Deep Inside) - Donna Summer 4:24 03. Theme From The Deep John Barry 4:33 04. Disco Calypso - Beckett 7:29 05. Theme from The Deep (Down, Deep Inside) - Donna Summer (A Love Song) 4:01 CD 2 Total Time 44:43 war ja zu "befürchten". Allen fans viel spaß damit!