Talk about films scores here.

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By texasvinyl
#61465


Re-watched Interstellar last night on Blu-Ray. It is amazing how much of the film is lost in that format. The other time I saw the movie was in 70mm IMAX, and it was as close to a life altering experience as a movie can offer. And it sadly just doesn't translate the same on a widescreen format where the sheer force of Nolan's visuals is missing. It made me a bit sad, as the chance of the 70mm reel making another appearance is likely zero.

Much of the film's emotional resonance remaining in the Blu-Ray is due to Zimmer's score. I don't think it's a stretch to say this is the best score yet from Zimmer and maybe the best he'll ever compose.
By Occhionero
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I didn’t hear the prior Doxy issue, but I’m assuming this one is better. It doesn’t sound like it was recorded underwater through a tin can. That being said, Deutsche Grammaphon this is not, I need to set the low EQ to +12dB to add some depth to the sound, and there is some tape noise.

If someone can recommend an easy-to-use website I’d be happy to take a sample with audacity and upload a clip.
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I bought the 2015 and must say that it sounds very poor. Lots of noise and strange fade/outs. Probably my last Doxy album....
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By Volzom Zofbie
#61471
@Occhionero - Agreed. Just brought it home today from my local brick'n'mortar. It's terrible. I can without hesitation say that this is THE worst record I have ever listened to.
Especially in the passages with the wellknown 'knife sections' where the shrillness is simply unbearable. Generally it just sounds as if there is a pillow in front of my speakers.
Glad I kept the reciept. Will try and get something else instead. This guy has tons of cool STBC related material in his shop.
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By The Cult Leader
#61472
Brothaz Bent - Up From The Desert


Really dope west coast grimy ughh (underground hip hop). Hailing from LA, Brothaz Bent(Don Chalant, Woozy Medwick and Hyde Hife) showcase the group's masterful production coupled with clever rhymes schemes, Up From The Desert is surely one of hip-hop's finest albums of '07. They're are also members of a larger group called The Arch Druids. This first track off the album BANGS!

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zjmtOjvONo[/video]

Black Milk - No Poison No Paradise



Rapper/producer Black Milk is one of those people whose work behind the scenes garners more attention than his career as an artist.
Black Milk tells great stories, combined with the wordplay he is known for. On songs like Sunday's Best, he tells the story of how his father would get him up for church on Sunday's, when he "would rather be home video gaming." It's honest, relatable words to almost anyone. The production is excellent. Sounds like something Dilla would have produced. Deeply layered, soulful beats. Black Milk produced all but one of these songs. It's a very introspective, revealing record that peers into Black Milks earlier life and what his future holds.

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-ya8MKrqwA[/video]

Fabio Frizzi - Zombie Flesh Eaters

This soundtrack is why I love Italian horror cinema.
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By static14
#61480
What a great score for a neat little movie.

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By static14
#61487
If only Herrmann had lived a bit longer and got to truly mess around with electronic music :( It seems like he had a lot of fun with this.

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By texasvinyl
#61488


Boxtrolls. A bit too generic...
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By static14
#61489
@texasvinyl damn that was quick though :)
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By static14
#61494
Fudge! Now I'm in a Herrmann spiral :)

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By texasvinyl
#61498
Can someone recommend a site where I can take some brief samples of the Psycho pressing so you can hear it? I created a SoundCloud account and uploaded a clip consisting of a few seconds of each track. Soundcloud immediatly flagged my account for copyright infringement. What happened to the concept of "fair use"?

I think Psycho is a clean pressing of a poor original recording which may have a lot of deterioration. So there is a lot of tape noise, the tape noise "warbles" in places (probably some side effect of trying to clean up the recording), but there is no noise from the pressing itself. Is there a clean source of the original Psycho music? I wonder if the upcoming 7" for RSD sounds any different.
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By static14
#61499
@texasvinyl If i had to guess I'd say the RSD 7" is going to be the one Herrmann re-recorded for the unicorn release. Which means it's not going to be near the same tempo as the original version from the Doxy record.
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By static14
#61501
Buy this. Don't hesitate. Don't scramble. You can thank me later. :) Seriously.

the copy I had on tape has all ready been given away.

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By texasvinyl
#61502


Klaus Layer - Es Ist Wie Ein Kreis

If you like instrumental hip hop you'll probably like this Klaus Layer 10". It's eight bucks right now at Redefinition Records.

LINK

[video]https://youtu.be/UhCYfZNz65s[/video]
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By Hatter313
#61508
This is awesome, what great record. I'm never disappointed by him, really hoping that Ghost Box gets around to reissuing Other Channels, would love to have that on wax

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By Dollarhyde
#61524


Nice electronic down tempo instrumental beats. 2xlp on translucent orange with black smoke effect. Plus faux velvet back cover!
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By Dollarhyde
#61527




Pretty nice rendition of Psycho suite on this . Conducted by herrmann too, guessing not the same recording used in the film but sounds good.

Should be able to pick this up for pennies.
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By bpwlogan
#61540
@Occhionero-Thanks for the heads up on this Doxy release. I was out record shopping Saturday and found this copy in the soundtrack bin for $21 dollars. I passed on it. I did read your posts on this Psycho release Saturday evening. I think this release falls into the area where the copyright has been lifted in certain parts of the world and anybody can just put it out.
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By deathwaltz
#61595


did some double dipping in Utrecht this weekend
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By Hatter313
#61604
Love that closer! Beautiful
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By deafmetal
#61607
@Spencer, what Front 242 album is that? I have not seen it before.
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By liftman2013
#61609


David Wingo's soft and mesmeric score to the enjoyable indie film 'take shelter' as purchased through invada

Great album artwork too
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