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From the exotic world of ethnic-sounding Chuck Norris' scores to the fastest written film score ever, the career of William Goldstein encompasses a great number of titles, many of which need to be discovered by a new generation of fans. Learn more about seven of these scores through The Daily Film Music Blog's new Seven Scores week as the composer remembers seven unique projects. Read more about these works at:

http://blofeldscat.livejournal.com/tag/ ... +goldstein

The articles also feature samples of each discussed score and links to Goldstein's amazon shop where you can select from more than 30 different releases.

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I love his Forced Vengeance score and also some parts in Shocker and An Eye for an Eye...othervise this is a composer I´m not that familiar with , but would like to hear more from

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Thanks for this interesting interview Cat.

I've also said it before that much of the appeal of the Chucck Norris
movies has been the various composers that was used.

William Goldstein, Alan Silvestri, Richard Halligan, Gary Chang,
Francesco DeMasi, Craig Safan and Jay Chattaway to name a few.

The early 80's Norris movies were great but when the Cannon period
started his carere went downwards.

My favourite Main Title sequence is the cool Neon Fight in Forced Vengence from 1982.



They don't make movies like that anymore.

Would love official CD releases of Forced Vengence and An Eye For An Eye.

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Hope Intrada will continue to release these wonderful composers hidden gems.