...I was basically a drug-free hippie.
What, no one did EST? Me no believe.
Quote from: Edisaurus on January 29, 2009, 09:35:52 AM...I was basically a drug-free hippie. "was"? der Brucer
Quote from: bk on January 29, 2009, 09:04:43 AMWhat, no one did EST? Me no believe.Betsy did. You probably know it's now called The Forum. We have a bunch of friends who are constantly urging us to go through the gauntlet--they get extra credit or something if they recruit people.
I just read that due to the digital switchover, February sweeps this year are going to take place instead in March, so expect a fair number of reruns in February this year and lots of new episodes in March instead of the other way around.
...although he was not an official pet rock, just a small stone with googly eyes glued on. I still have him, in fact.
She never convinced me to go, and I didn't like being around her when she was doing it because she felt compelled to tell her friends what they were doing wrong in their lives and trying to "fix"them using forum methods. Ack.
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to EST is the title of my new mind-control musical.
I have a conundrum and it requires me revealing the new Kritzerland release (replacing Lady Oscar) - I need opinions.For those who have Laurette, you know I love incidental music from plays and our next release (not for publication) are two incidental scores from plays, including what is considered to be the most classic 20th century play. That music is composed by a major film composer who also did the film version of the play. The second score is by one of my personal favorite composers (composed one of the best scores of the 1960s) to a play based on a famous foreign story and then classic film. Now, the music from the classic play had to be mastered from acetates, which is all that was available (at least that I could locate - who knows what might turn up some day, although I would doubt a tape source would ever turn up, unless it was just acetates put on tape). The acetates, which appeared to be in okay shape, were just very very noisy, had a little groove distortion, etc. The mastering guy did a really good job cleaning it up, but, after listening to it last night, it's still sounds a little dicey to me. So the question becomes does history outweigh sound issues? The intention was at make this a 15.98 release like Laurette and the first Herrmann, both of which came from acetate or vinyl sources. The problem with this one is that, unlike Laurette, there are only five or six instruments, so it's easier to hear the problems. But the music is wonderful - the second score is in stereo and will sound fine. And the CD will run over sixty minutes. Please let me know what you think.
Quote from: bk on January 29, 2009, 09:19:25 AMI have a conundrum and it requires me revealing the new Kritzerland release (replacing Lady Oscar) - I need opinions.For those who have Laurette, you know I love incidental music from plays and our next release (not for publication) are two incidental scores from plays, including what is considered to be the most classic 20th century play. That music is composed by a major film composer who also did the film version of the play. The second score is by one of my personal favorite composers (composed one of the best scores of the 1960s) to a play based on a famous foreign story and then classic film. Now, the music from the classic play had to be mastered from acetates, which is all that was available (at least that I could locate - who knows what might turn up some day, although I would doubt a tape source would ever turn up, unless it was just acetates put on tape). The acetates, which appeared to be in okay shape, were just very very noisy, had a little groove distortion, etc. The mastering guy did a really good job cleaning it up, but, after listening to it last night, it's still sounds a little dicey to me. So the question becomes does history outweigh sound issues? The intention was at make this a 15.98 release like Laurette and the first Herrmann, both of which came from acetate or vinyl sources. The problem with this one is that, unlike Laurette, there are only five or six instruments, so it's easier to hear the problems. But the music is wonderful - the second score is in stereo and will sound fine. And the CD will run over sixty minutes. Please let me know what you think.TWO WORDS-----DO IT!
Quote from: Jennifer on January 29, 2009, 08:04:47 AMQuote from: Matt H. on January 29, 2009, 07:43:10 AMOn TV Tonight!™ CBS - CSI, ELEVENTH HOURCW - SMALLVILLE, SUPERNATURALFOX - AMERICAN IDOL, HELL'S KITCHEN (season premiere)USA - BURN NOTICEI don't think you watch this but PRIVATE PRACTICE is new as well.Argh! You're right. I totally overlooked it. I've modified the above listing.But I list MANY shows I don't watch myself.
Quote from: Matt H. on January 29, 2009, 07:43:10 AMOn TV Tonight!™ CBS - CSI, ELEVENTH HOURCW - SMALLVILLE, SUPERNATURALFOX - AMERICAN IDOL, HELL'S KITCHEN (season premiere)USA - BURN NOTICEI don't think you watch this but PRIVATE PRACTICE is new as well.
On TV Tonight!™ CBS - CSI, ELEVENTH HOURCW - SMALLVILLE, SUPERNATURALFOX - AMERICAN IDOL, HELL'S KITCHEN (season premiere)USA - BURN NOTICE
... army fatigues, bandanas...
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