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Totally agree with that!DJCulture wrote:I'm finding it near on impossible to choose a favourite track at the moment because I love ALL of the them!
I've always been a fan of soundtrack music anyway and, as a PSB fan too, I was always going to be on a winner with Potemkin.
The soundtrack is a masterpiece.
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Now another quite brilliant Test Match is over I've finally been able to listen to it all the way through and I'm surprised at how similar to the live performance it sounds.
I think they should be congratulated on the score and I'd say that even if I wasn't a fan. There is a real sense of unity to the piece and nothing really jars, although I still think Our daily bread is too literal.
Love the John Barry flourish on To the shore, Odessa and the funky Nyet but my favourites are probably Comrades! - a real PSB lush orchestral introduction - and the relentless throb of The Squadron.
But I am seriously impressed, actually. And this is listening to it sans film.
I think they should be congratulated on the score and I'd say that even if I wasn't a fan. There is a real sense of unity to the piece and nothing really jars, although I still think Our daily bread is too literal.
Love the John Barry flourish on To the shore, Odessa and the funky Nyet but my favourites are probably Comrades! - a real PSB lush orchestral introduction - and the relentless throb of The Squadron.
But I am seriously impressed, actually. And this is listening to it sans film.
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