What are you Listening To Right Now? - and more
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Haverholm
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John Carpenter, "Assault on Precinct 13" (1976)
It's funny how effective Carpenter's scores are when you watch his movies, yet on their own the can feel underwhelming. He really milks a few lines of melody and signature orchestrations here, though.
And that's not meant as a negative, it's a very economic sound design that gives the film its own character. Listening to the score end to end is more interesting than enjoyable, though.
It's funny how effective Carpenter's scores are when you watch his movies, yet on their own the can feel underwhelming. He really milks a few lines of melody and signature orchestrations here, though.
And that's not meant as a negative, it's a very economic sound design that gives the film its own character. Listening to the score end to end is more interesting than enjoyable, though.
Good morning everyone 
john111/LZ
Lunatic Member
Good day folks.Grey as a witches gusset today and Ned and I just got home soaking wet n muddy.Changed clothes, dried him off and brewed hot columbian.System on and a newly acquired Led Zeppelin bootleg live album cued up and raring to go.Good hump day to all pals.
Haverholm
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Neurosis, "Enemy Of The Sun" (1993)
I actually turned down a very reasonably priced first vinyl pressing of this last week
I've collected a handful of their remastered 180g double vinyl re-releases, and that sets a standard — on the platter as well as on the shelf.
Call me an optimist, but someday that desired version will cross my path...
I actually turned down a very reasonably priced first vinyl pressing of this last week
I've collected a handful of their remastered 180g double vinyl re-releases, and that sets a standard — on the platter as well as on the shelf.Call me an optimist, but someday that desired version will cross my path...
'morn all
drbranch
Super Member
A little Steely Dan this morning.
Lee Dorsey. Working In The Coal Mine. AMY Records. 958. 45 RPM. Monarch pressing. 1966.
Run-out: 6803 MR(circled logo) Δ62305
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DeeCee
"Music is what we like to play..."
Happy Wednesday y’all! Did a quick morning shop & now starting breakfast lite.
Spin 'em right AK!
Spin 'em right AK!
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Radiohead - Amnesiac
Good Morning Quincy. I just recently bought this album lol. Took long enoughGood morning everyone
Drumolator
Super Member
Artist: Third Day
Title: Chronology Volume One
Peace and goodwill
Title: Chronology Volume One
Peace and goodwill
heavyrock
Iron Head
Wow, I'd buy that just for the cover art
You could too, not a rare record at all. Smoking hard rock.
heavyrock
Iron Head
Some of his scores stand up better isolated from the film. Quite enjoy the Halloweens & The Fog.
Haverholm
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Haverholm
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True, this is perhaps more monotonous on its own.
If I recall correctly, I personally prefer the ones he did with Alan Howarth. I should listen to them all again, but I think at least at that point in his career the collaboration was good for his music.
His "Lost themes" also deserve another listen!