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The Terrible Two’s
Film Score Click Track turned two back in April and the blog is now going through what parents commonly refer to “the terrible two’s.” Some days it’s me. I stomp around my cave like
Read More »Book Review: No Minor Chords – My Days In Hollywood
Books about film music are rare. Entertaining books about film music are even rarer. And entertaining books about film music written by those who are actually down in the trenches are practically nonexistent. That
Read More »CD Review: Winnie the Pooh
WINNIE THE POOH, that willy-nilly, silly old bear all stuffed with fluff, is back in theaters for a new generation. I’m sure I saw the original POOH when I was a child, but I
Read More »FSCT Playlist #6 – Nail ‘Em Up!
Given the topic of my “9 on the 9th” post this month, it should come as no surprise that most of last week’s playlist was spent listening to James Horner. For the Horner scores
Read More »9 Favorite Film Scores of James Horner
I’m usually negatively vocal about the works of James Horner—in person and in print. I’ve criticized his uncredited borrowing from Prokofiev, as well as his over-reliance on certain motifs. Rumors to the contrary, I
Read More »CD Review: Super 8
When a train derails releasing a dangerous, unseen presence in a small suburban town, a group of youngsters making an amateur film unwittingly capture the alien images on their Super 8 camera. The nuts
Read More »FSCT Playlist #5 – Rosebud…
Thanks to the celebration of Bernard Herrmann’s 100th birthday, this past week featured a wealth of film music manna. For us fans, few pleasures equal revisiting the works of the giants of film music, whoever
Read More »CD Review: Cars 2
The original CARS in 2006 is widely considered one of the weaker Pixar efforts. Its box office performance did not nearly match its merchandising sales, with an estimated $5 billion in sales. After merchandising
Read More »FSCT Playlist #4 – I Am the Law!
It was yet another slow week of soundtrack listening, which mainly consisted of listening to certain scores over and over again for reviews (hopefully) later on. Thankfully, the week was full of wonderful music,
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