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Boris Member	I saw that mutant. It looked kinda' like a cross between AL GORE and MISTERROGERS! With a little bit of CAPTAIN KANGAROO thrown in! That's MEAN lookin'!
posted 09-26-2000 10:37 PM PT (US)

DjC Member	an off breed of the Janet Reno kind eh? As the great Aimee Mann and PT Anderson said in Magnolia..."What now then?" I wonder what will become of this board and or thread, since this thread has over powered the board in a tyranical absolute form...the beast is here...and it is hungary. P.S. My typing skills are horrid! NP> Blue Man Group's amazing CD AUDIO ***********************/***
posted 09-26-2000 11:45 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	Uh-oh! Chris, there's a leak in your space suit!
posted 09-27-2000 08:17 AM PT (US)

Observer Member	quote: Originally posted by DjC: As the great Aimee Mann and PT Anderson said in Magnolia..."What now then?" I wonder what will become of this board and or thread, since this thread has over powered the board in a tyranical absolute form...the beast is here...and it is hungary. Dada. The horrid teapots drum across the languishing obudsmund. Dada is dead! Long live Dada!
posted 09-27-2000 08:27 AM PT (US)

H Rocco Member	Good Lord, that was quick. This is what I get for spending all day yesterday offline doing less important things like, oh, looking for WORK. One of my destinations was the Broward County Central Library, a reasonably quick bus ride to Fort Lauderdale, north of here. I've never seen such a lavishly appointed library in my life ... seen bigger ones, perhaps, but this one had a FOUNTAIN, for God's sake. And also -- one other reason I wanted to drop by -- a REMARKABLE number of soundtrack score CDs. All I can say is, whoever buys for that department certainly likes their Goldsmith ... and I was able to find TWO Akira Ifukube classical discs as well. (Well, he's ON them, they're contemporary Japanese composer collections, but he gets the lion's share of time on one of them -- "Ballata Sinfonica" AND "Sinfonia Tapkaara." This latter 1954 composition, completed not long before he scored GODZILLA, received its world premiere in -- Indianapolis! Conditions must have been impoverished indeed where contemporary Japanese music was concerned, if even the established Ifukube could not get a Tokyo premiere.) The library even carries DVDs, though not a terrific selection as yet, and you only get to keep them a few days (4 weeks, in the case of CDs). I picked out L.A. CONFIDENTIAL, which I haven't seen in a while, and would like to check out the ISO score; and "Andy Kaufman's Midnight Special," the legendary oddity which I've never seen. NP: "Sinfonia Tapkaara" (very good 1984 recording conducted by Yukinori Tezuka which I have not heard before ... most likely the premiere of the revised version? the notes don't seem to say, but then they ARE in Japanese ... sigh)
posted 09-27-2000 09:02 AM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	Hey, Rocco, I just checked the local library's website, and they also have a compilation entitled "Japanese Orchestral Music", which contains Ifukube's Ballata Sinfonica. I'll have to borrow that one soon. I didn't know LA Confidential has an iso score. Never seen the movie or heard the score, so... please let me know how the score is on the DVD.
posted 09-27-2000 09:25 AM PT (US)

John Dunham Member	MY local library has three scores: Ghost, A River Runs Through It, and Jurassic Park (on cassette). Why can't I have good library? NP: Medicine Man (3rd time), Goldsmith
posted 09-27-2000 03:31 PM PT (US)

JJH Member	oh pish posh, John.... MY library has ZERO film scores. not even Alexander Nevsky. but my hometown does indeed have a terrific selection of classical...well, used to. it hasn't expanded much at all in the last 4 years or so. NP -- Deep Water, Beltrami; one of about 12 CDs/ CDRs I've received in the last day or so....yes!
posted 09-27-2000 04:15 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	We've got a public library network in Vienna, they have some good stuff. Even Indy and the Temple of Doom (on cassette), but that one is in some libary in an outer district where I never went. Luckily, the Ifukube disc is at the same libary that also has a fantastic Raphael Kubelik recording of Dvorak's Slavonic Dances. I've only got a rather poor version by Maazel, so I'll try to make a copy of the Kubelik disc. I was already heavily scratched some years ago when I borrowed it last time, but maybe my burner can deal with this.
posted 09-27-2000 05:03 PM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Member	"I was already heavily scratched some years ago..." Were you asking for it, or was she just too wild?
posted 09-27-2000 06:53 PM PT (US)

Boris Member	Mr. Kinsinger...REALLY! Perhaps those deep scratches on Marian's shoulders and upper back were...accidental.
posted 09-27-2000 07:45 PM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Member	...you know WHERE those scratches are???
posted 09-27-2000 07:54 PM PT (US)

Mark Olivarez Member	Must resist the urge to respond to that. [Message edited by Mark Olivarez on 09-27-2000]
posted 09-27-2000 08:39 PM PT (US)

Boris Member	Oh, come on now, Mark. By now, EVERYONE has seen all of the photos at: www.marianscratches.com! The wounds on his back don't bother me, but I would be interested in his explanation for THAT LEFT BUTTOCK! Marian...?
posted 09-27-2000 09:04 PM PT (US)

DjC Member	" Ahk! My Eyes, the Goggles, they do nothing!" Simpsons
posted 09-27-2000 09:35 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	Uhm. Err. Well. What a thread! NP: Sergei Prokofiev: Ivan the Terrible (Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Leonard Slatkin)
posted 09-28-2000 08:28 AM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Member	Shucks, folks...he's SPEECHLESS!
posted 09-28-2000 08:31 AM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	And I thought Mr. Kinsinger would appreciate it if I don't reveal the true origin of those pictures, just to keep his own reputation. Oh well. NP: The Secret of N.I.M.H. (Jerry Who)
posted 09-28-2000 09:19 AM PT (US)

H Rocco Member	you're both acting like I wasn't even there ... NP: "Asswhippin" by Fishbone
posted 09-28-2000 10:03 AM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	Shhhh! NP: Logan's Run (Jerry Goldsmith)
posted 09-28-2000 10:47 AM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Member	MAAARIAN! YOU GOT SOME 'SPLAININ' TO DOOO! My very best Desi Arnaz impression. NP: Ivanhoe Rozsa [Message edited by Chris Kinsinger on 09-28-2000]
posted 09-28-2000 01:58 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	Uh, allright, if you really want me to reveal it. Just thought you may not want the few who didn't know it yet to read how you did those scratches to yourself when you heard that Jerry Goldsmith didn't get an Oscar for Planet of the Apes. After all, I agreed to use MY NAME for the website because you were so afraid what some people might think if they knew those pictures were in fact YOUR scratches. But don't even THINK of asking me to give you back the money! We had a deal, don't forget that. NP: Coma (Jerry Goldsmith)
posted 09-28-2000 02:53 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	Hm, the URL Boris posted suddenly doesn't work anymore. Maybe Chris has turned off the server.
posted 09-28-2000 03:05 PM PT (US)

Observer Member	I think this phrase can describe the latest posts: ...the hell? NP: 1984:Music of Oceania Dominic Muldowney [Message edited by Observer on 09-28-2000]
posted 09-28-2000 03:37 PM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Member	For that brilliant bit of role reversal, Marian Schedenig receives the 2000 Perry Mason Award, along with a gorgeous selection of 12 Twinkletoes Shirts from the Raymond Burr Collection! Are you out there, Lazlo?
posted 09-28-2000 04:08 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	Well observered, Observer! NP: The Sea Hawk (Korngold; Utah Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Kojian)
posted 09-28-2000 04:10 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Member	Thank you, thank you, I'd like to thank the Academy...uh...Chris, I mean.
posted 09-28-2000 04:13 PM PT (US)

Hector J. Guzman Member	Hi. Andreea Raducan. Gold medal. NP. Summon the Heroes
posted 09-28-2000 05:46 PM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Member	WELCOME BACK, HECTOR!
posted 09-28-2000 06:01 PM PT (US)

Observer Member	quote: Originally posted by Marian Schedenig: Well observered, Observer! Well, thank you I...HEY! Anywho, learn the real story behind everyones favorite Gungan in the E! True Hollywood Story: Jar Jar Binks. [Message edited by Observer on 09-28-2000]
posted 09-28-2000 06:22 PM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Member	I've TRIED to like Jar Jar...believe me, I have. I've watched TPM numerous times in an endeavor to ratchet-up my dismal first impression, but none of it has worked. If Jar Jar had been a real being, George Lucas would've turned him away after the first screen test. I hope that George is content with all of his merchandising loot, because his days of influencing the cinema are sadly long gone. I shall miss him.
posted 09-28-2000 08:03 PM PT (US)

Observer Member	�We had played with the idea of doing a full CG character, but as an independent filmmaker, I�m about story, not special effects. And when I saw his performance, I knew that I had found my Gungan.�
posted 09-28-2000 08:40 PM PT (US)

Observer Member	Considering that I thought Episode I was medicore when I saw it, I didn't really care for Jar Jar in the first place. It didn't cause the festering hatred that has been widely expressed, but then again I really don't want to see him in the next movie. But since Lucas has already stated that Jar Jar will be in the next movie, hope that he's made some changes. [Message edited by Observer on 09-28-2000]
posted 09-28-2000 08:43 PM PT (US)

Mark Hatfield Member	Finding One's Gungan is EXPECTED of teenage boys and those with too much time on their (gulp!) hands......
posted 09-28-2000 08:44 PM PT (US)

Observer Member	:rimshot:
posted 09-28-2000 08:49 PM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Member	When TPM premiered, and all of the nation's newspapers were reporting on the enormous number of people camping out in front of boxoffice windows in order to get tickets to the very first showing, my wife & I reminisced about the Summer of 1977, when we stood in line to see the original Star Wars. Here we were, 22 years later, and we both agreed that while we looked forward to seeing this new movie, we were not in any particular hurry... Strolling through the shopping mall, we decided to peek into the toy store to see what the new Star Wars toys looked like. While we examined them, a teenager wearing an Episode One T-Shirt approached us. Here is (VERBATIM!) the conversation that we had with him: "Have you seen Episode One?" "Not yet. Have you seen it?" "Oh, YEAH! I've seen it FIVE TIMES!" (This conversation occurred less than 24 hours after the film opened in theatres!) "WOW! You must really like it!" "Well, the first time I saw it, I didn't like it at all. In fact, I hated it. I thought it was boring. Then, the second time I saw it, I thought...'This isn't so bad!' When I saw it the third and fourth times, I began to see some of the good things about it. I just saw it for the fifth time, and...it's not too bad!" "So...you're going to keep seeing it until you REALLY LIKE IT?" "YEAH!" I tried to do the same thing, but it didn't work for me. I guess you have to be under 20... NP: Cleopatra North [Message edited by Chris Kinsinger on 09-28-2000]
posted 09-28-2000 09:10 PM PT (US)

DjC Member	HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA [Message edited by DjC on 10-01-2000]
posted 09-28-2000 09:29 PM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Member	DjC, I don't know what you just did to cause this thread to be projected in WIDESCREEN, but it really is annoying to SCROLL from left to right, trying to read it! Can you change it back please?
posted 09-28-2000 09:54 PM PT (US)

Observer Member	uh...PeterK? Clean up on aisle 27...
posted 09-28-2000 10:38 PM PT (US)

John Dunham Member	What an odd surprise. :/
posted 09-29-2000 03:48 AM PT (US)

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