9 thoughts on “ Various - ;Time Out For Listening; Movie Theatre Intermission Music 1932-1934 (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Sunbeam Records, Box , San Jose, CA , USA. [l] Label. Edit Label.

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2. The dad loved his music the first time around and the bro and I got into him back in the s when he started appearing with Pearl Jam, Nirvana, & others. Neil Young is also multifaceted. You're either going to get Acoustic Neil (a la the movie "Neil Young: Heart of Gold") or you're going to get the hard rock, distortion, fuzz tone Neil.

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3. Apr 13,  · It was when I attended a “Gandhi” screening at the Hyatt Cinemas in Burlingame. I remember the following emotions: Shock, anger, sadness, boredom, .

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4. If you have a chance to sample tracks from the various formats, listen especially for the presence of Art Taylor's ride cymbal (A recent release of Blakey's rarely heard '70s Messengers--Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - The Sesjun Radio Shows--is excellent in all respects except one--Blakey's hi hat is barely audible, often disappearing /5(9).

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5. He is also the co-owner of Music Theatre International, the world's largest library of secondary rights of many of the greatest musicals ever written. Cameron was knighted in the New Year's Honours for his services to the British Theatre and has recently been the first British producer elected to Broadway's Theater Hall of Fame.

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6. At The Movies encompasses a collection of contemporary soundtrack albums on gram audiophile vinyl. These collectible titles are initially released as individually numbered Deluxe Limited Editions on coloured vinyl, and often include extras like inserts, posters or exclusive bonus material.

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7. Sep 15,  · The music was better than ever. Time Out is one of those albums that will never grow old. It's as alive and fresh today as it was in It continues to stand the test of time and will forever remain an American classic. If you're looking to expand your musical palate, look no further than to Time Out. It is a brillant piece of music.

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8. The “sound” of film music actually began in the early ’s with the “silent” film, when an accompanist in the theatre provided piano music as background to the image onscreen. At the turn of the century, movie music became increasingly “diegetic”, meaning it played an onscreen role in the story. Production companies began to print “cue sheets” for their films as guidelines.

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9. Jan 01,  · The cinema of the s was dominated by bold, elegant, and beautiful musicals. A.D. Cooper gives us a history of some of the most popular musical filmmakers and stars of the turbulent decade. Looking back at the stylish musicals of the s, it’s easy to imagine that the films reflect the zeitgeist of the decade. In [ ].

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