Intrada Soundtrack Forum

Nice to see the topic thriving. Still, if you keep my criteria in mind the names Brian May and John Morris don't really fit in. While they have some solid work that remains obscure, both have had a significant number of scores released. In the case of May, long-available scores like MAD MAX and THE ROAD WARRIOR certainly elevated his profile. We even released a CD to his "classic" DR. GIGGLES. And the 1M1 label from Australia issued many of his CDs: SKY PIRATES, THIRST, ROAD GAMES and PATRICK to name a few. John Morris had his share of LPs (and a few CDs) as well: BLAZING SADDLES, HIGH ANXIETY, YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, SILENT MOVIES, ELEPHANT MAN, SCARLETT, several others. I was looking at names we may know only from seeing various projects in question since recordings in any format were very far and very few between.
--Doug

I don´t know if he wasn´t mentioned before, but Herschell Burke Gilbert is very underrepresented composer from the Golden Age. I think only Comanche (a Japan-CD) and Burke´s Law (a Harkit release, I´m not sure if this was licensed) are availabe on CD. But there were several LPs, like The Moon Is Blue.

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"There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all arguments and which can not fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance...that principle is contempt prior to investigation.
Herbert Spencer