Likely I am in a huge minority on this one but I completely fell in love with a somewhat obscure Rosenman score "Keeper of the City" performed by the Utah Symphony Orchestra. This is another side of Leonard that is not talked about. He can actually be quite thematic. This score has not one but two themes. One is religious in nature sung in Latin (pretty sure) by a female group, and the other is a great city theme depicting its size, beauty, and darker side. It really is a great theme and the first track "Church" has been included on a compilation album of obscure films with great music. This is a case where I have never seen the film so maybe I shouldn't say obscure but not as well known. It starred Lou Gossett. Whether or not it is still available would have to be answered by Roger or Douglass as it was released on their label Intrada but it has been 15 years. The catalog number for anyone that is interested is MAF 7024D. I would consider this a cool little treasure in my collection.
Tom
