thorr said:
It's still no LAAAAA LAAAAAAAAAAA... LAA LAAAAAAA LAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! :-)
ESB and ROTJ are closer to LAA LAAAA, than TPM (its Korah Ratamah, etc.)
and lets not forget this ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9COlq2blTg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zb3ML6YqJU
Burdokva said:
can't remember anything good and truly memorable from ROTS...
I'll help.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyqjcoYImVg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UPRhRrcMfw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meTY7hMzpZk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIHI5aouffE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJ1HAWv8qy8
Bingowings said:
Sanskrit translations of Gaelic as I recall?
Celtic/Gaelic to english, to Sanskrit
Jonno said:
but I'd agree that they use chorus much more effectively that the prequel scores (where CHOIR simply denotes EPIC).
What about TOD?
The same language (Sanskrit) used for TOD's chants, was the same language used for DOTF (which in the original intended score, was used much less, and only in instrumental guises, except for a short bit in the very middle of the duel, and the end credits/concert suite)
And he also put enough effort to actually write lyrics with meaning instead of "Oooh" and "Aaah"
DOTF's lyrics were from Battle of the Trees ("Under the tounge root, a fight most dread, while another rages in the head")
BOTH's lyrics are translated to "Greivous are the crimes of the Empire"
I think SW 2 and would have been better (in terms of score) had Ben Burtt not forced his "musical sound effects" trash into the end battle.
I mean, On The Conveyor belt is a great cue, but with the addition of the ridiculous "Headless Threepio Subplot", was replaced with tracked music.
Then there is the very misplaced tracked statements of the Emperor's theme in the Anakin's Confession to Padme.
SilverWook said:
I wasn't aware Joel Goldsmith had died. It certainly didn't get the media coverage his father's passing did.
It was on JWfan and FSM (Film Score Monthly) thats enough media coverage for me ;)
skyjedi2005 said:
As for Star Trek i wish they would hire Joel Goldsmith.
Ghosts don't compose music.
He's Dead, Jim.
georgec said:
Clint Howard
"Now the tranya"
DominicCobb said:
Williams or Giacchino. No one else.
...or Howard Shore, James Newton Howard, or John Powell or...
Cobra Kai said:
I wasn't crazy about Glacchino's Star Trek score. I just watched it again recently and was pretty underwhelmed, especially since I had just watched Star Trek 1, 2, & 3, and have always loved Goldsmith and Horner's scores.
I felt the same way, until I heard the full score, without tracking, and hacking, and re-editing.
Raiders tracklist added PM for details.
Three facts about JW Scoring SW:
#1 He said in an interview, that he would still score films by other directors, he just is not asked to much.
#2 Apparently JW has said "I'll Try!"
#3 Giacchino is a big fan of JW
Usually directors (like Spielberg) have their favorite composers that they almost always work with on almost every project, in Abrams case its Michael Giacchino.
Discuss.
Clone #1: Alright! Time to go get some Ice Cream!
Clone #2: No, No, No, No! Thats order 99!
The "Empire"/Republic, you know the "sneaking by the enemy by walking right in front of the enemy" joke, for example perhaps Obi-Wan/The Tantive IV flying right infront of the viewscreen of Vader and Palps's Star Destroyer while they are looking at the Death Star.
It would be funny, to have Obi-Wan flying right past the "empire" and having nothing at all happen.
SilverWook said: It would be a good callback to TRM if she names the babies after Nute Gunray.
"Now there are two of them"
Just thought I would bump the thread to inform everyone, that orders are up here:
http://lalalandrecords.com/STTOS.html
Treadwell said:
Is that from the Editdroid iso score?
Yes.
flynn2000 said:
There is one request I have, and I hate to trouble you with it, but if you do another pass on this set would it be possible for you to extend your Blu-Ray rip of the space battle all the way through the destruction of the death star? I have never found this track without the rejected and, in my opinion, emotionally wrong bit of music that play's just as the Falcon approaches the reactor room. I would love to get this track with the film version.
That is music taken from ESB, "Losing A Hand/Hyperspace" I think
Easterhay said:
I wasn't aware until now that people had their own personal canon to be honest. In speaking to you about it, I've gone from being bemused to quite sanguine about the whole thing. I suppose it's like me not really digging the EU books as they don't feel like Star Wars to me while some love them and get upset when what they feel has been established in the EU is contradicted by The Clone Wars or revisions to the films.
I take what you mean about Superman (I've always liked the third one actually) but were those films the result of one person's vision, as with Star Wars? I've not seen the fourth Superman although I did see Superman Returns and unfortunately fell asleep halfway through. Man, those first two Superman films are classic fare, though.
Superan I: Donner
Superman II: Donner (Replaced)/Lester (replacement)
Superman III: Lester
Superman IV: Sydney J Furie (and Golan and Globus/Cannon instead of Salkind)
DuracellEnergizer said:
I'm sorry, but were there movies were Obi-Wan never used a lightsaber, never appeared to even own one, for all intents and purposes looked like he eschewed one, and then a few films later suddenly appeared as some swordsman who can't go two minutes without whipping his blade out?
That sounds so wrong.
Tyrphanax said:
I wanna hear!
Please?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-9kDxILv0A
I would prefer, a reconstruction of the original cut, that John Williams scored to, with his full score restored (with revised cues and inserts made available via seamless branching.)
I am sure John Williams contributed more to that, than Kasdan...
