Thing A + Thing B equals Crazy

[ladyjestyr]

Two things about me, and what they mean:

Thing One:
I love movie scores, and they're one of my favourite kinds (genres? styles?) of music. Obviously, there are plenty of really humdrum scores out there, but a good score is just as great to listen to as a good studio album from a band I like.

I particularly like Graeme Revell, Hans Zimmer, Klaus

Comments

[elissa_carey]

I don't blame you, regarding Graeme Revell. What I have of his work is very good and what has helped me look at instrumental scores in a new light. (Usually soundtracks only interested me if it had music-with-lyrics that I liked.)

I probably shouldn't tell you this, but you can get a large amount of Graeme Revell's work from eMusic. :) (For example, I grabbed the soundtrack to Sci-Fi's Dune. I didn't like what Sci-Fi had done to Dune, but the music was awesome.)

[ladyjestyr]

The trouble is not availability, so much as the scale of the undertaking...

[elissa_carey]

Ah! Well, if I were to undertake a similar quest, I'd find an official complete discography listing everything he's done and made, and then use that as a checklist (which you may have already done).

And yeah, at least when it comes to music, I'm a horrible enabler. :) Good luck!

[ladyjestyr]

The Wikipedia page has a loooooong list; I'm not sure if it's exhaustive, but it's more informative than his official site, so...

[morbid_curious]

Do you have any of his SPK stuff? It seems to be rare as hen's teeth on this side of the Tasman.

[ladyjestyr]

Sadly not. I'm interested in getting it, though.

Thanks for the reminder; I'll keep an eye out for it. I'll let you know if I get any :)

[ladyjestyr]

allofmp3.com has one album, Zamia Lehmanni: Songs of Byzantine Flowers from 1986.