Intrada Soundtrack Forum

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Mike

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Mike

Wow, what a great thread. John Scott has been a personal fav for sometime and it's wonderful to not only see so many other fans, but to learn so much I never know. Thanks for all the great stories gang.

My first John Scott soundtrack was Man On Fire. It still remains an all time favorite. Other great Scott scores I've heard or own are:

Man On Fire-Pay the eBay price...it's worth it
Greystoke-Please, oh please someone release this!
L'Expédition Jules Verne-A must own
To The Ends Of The Earth-Simply wonderful
Lionheart-Still awaiting that re-release

And the list could go on and on. Like many others have said before me, you really can't go too wrong with any of his scores.

Here's to waiting for his upcoming release of Shoot To Kill.

Tai-Pan

I agree especially on To the Ends of the Earth. Gives me nearly the same feeling when listening to Vaughn Williams Sea Symphony.

Few days ago a swiss docu about Antarctica was running on TV, and someone picked Rachmaniov's Island of the Dead as background score and it punched me out of my seat.
Haven't heard Scott's music for a while, but I found some elements from Rachmaninow he used in To the Ends of the Earth. I have to view this again to get sure.