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dorkman555 Wrote:
> Furthermore, I wasn’t criticizing the dogs name.
> If there is anything I hate it’s weird names like
> “Moon Beam” or “Sparkling Rain”. I was just
> saying that for such an uncommon person, I hadn’t
> expected something so pedestrian. But actually,
> Gus is not nearly as common as say “Max” or
> “Rover” or “Rex”.Perhaps Danny should of name his son “Rover” instead? Kidding.
I have a cat named “Chisel”. Don’t know where it came from, other than the tool, but I like it. Some of my freinds think it’s too weird.
Mr. Dantz Wrote:
> I’ve always considered the Batman Returns score to
> be far superior to the first Batman score. There’s
> something more emotional about the themes, and
> they’re more developed.Right on. I too feel that Batman Returns was everything Batman was and more. There playful choir gave me chills. “Selina Transforms” has been and always will be one of my favoite cues. I also find the whole score more enjoyable, while I tend to blast out “Decent Into Mystery” with max volume on repeat one when I listen to Batman. If you haven’t done that, do so. It rocks. Anyway. I loved Batman, but Danny really knew what he was doing the second time around.
I’m going anyway. To those of you that are going, if you see a guy holding up a sign advertising the Music For A Darkened People site, that’s probably me.
boingomusic Wrote:
If
> you get to read this Hoffman Tale, you’ll
> automatically have Burton-art in your mind, and
> elfman-music in your ears…
>
> -EricThat’s the same way I felt about The Most Dangerous Game It’s about a hunter who falls off a boat and swims to an island where he meets a russian hunter who hunts humans, and is then put into the role of the prey as he is hunted down. There was a film version in the thirties, and I beleive Max Steiner scored it.
So we can all tell that they are demos. The question is, why hasn’t anyone made mp3s of them yet? We can probably count on the fact that there aren’t going to be demos on the soundtrack. But true Elfman completists will want the demos as well.
You can find many of them new at any record store, but the vast majority of them must be bought used, or through amazon.com.
That was great! Definitely sounded inspired by Elfman, even your voice sounded like you were putting the same kind of character into it as he does! Nice job!
I really liked the first one that played, heard a lot of Dolores and Batman influence.
But my favorite was Totentanz.
Hold on a sec’ D.B… You’re saying that the Danny didn’t write the songs or thelyrics? And I don’t understand the second sentence at all. Could you clearify that for me? Thanks.
Yeah, i just went back, checked three threads. Looked at the origional serenada-California one, all I could find was Ryan pointing at the Redwood Symphony site for info, which I said before doesn’t seem to have it. I looked at a thread posted a bit earlier about a recording, nothing. Then, just in case, I checked the thread about the Doug Adams talks with Elfman thing, and didn’t find anything, so I went to the film score monthly site and did a search, and din’t find anything!
