Bronze VIP Archive for October 20, 1999
Warning! Possible Spoilers!!
- Chris Beck (composer) says:
(Wed Oct 20 23:05:37 1999 24.130.16.50)
- last post
Claddagh - I agree, I think
ripley - thanks, although I can only take credit for feeling-accentuation as opposed to feeling-creation.
Moriah - How dare you? I thought was a much bigger tease
bye.
Where's Sarah W.?
Where's BoB?
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- Chris Beck (composer) says:
(Wed Oct 20 23:02:49 1999 24.130.16.50)
- second-to-last post
Angle Man - Thank you for reminding me, I have ep 6 sitting on my dining room table ready to watch. Which means I'm going soon...
Kalika - Yes, the guitar bit at the end of "Lover's Walk" is mine and it's called "4m5".
Well actually it doesn't have a title as of yet, although Little Willow likes to call it something like "The Loneliness of Five" which is not bad. :)
And for those who care about insider-TV-music stuff "4m5" refers to the fourth act and the fifth music cue in the act, respectively.
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- Chris Beck (composer) says:
(Wed Oct 20 22:58:12 1999 24.130.16.50)
Hi Peace Fire, wolfguard
Thanks Thumper, aglaea, Cladaggh
XG - Late october is traiditionally that time of year when air dates catch up with post-production schedules. What that means is between now and when they start airing repeats (mid or late November?) we're finishing the shows only a few days before air. But it's more fun this way. Which is all a long way of sying no, I haven't swtarted ep 8 yet. Just looked at 5 which I start tomorrow.
Little Willow - Thanks, and where is that Lena?
Jenk - nope, the theme is by Darling Violetta, among them Jymm Thomas, a Bronzer if I'm not mistaken.
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- Chris Beck (composer) says:
(Wed Oct 20 22:52:39 1999 24.130.16.50)
Uhh, incase it wasn't clear there - I *do* indeed count Angel among the best shows on the air.
Covering my arse in case David Greenwalt's lurking, and besides it's true
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- Chris Beck (composer) says:
(Wed Oct 20 22:50:53 1999 24.130.16.50)
Moriah - I see I forgot to put in my post what my costume is. I'm going as a
DeM - Thanks. You better go fast, "Guinevere" won't be around theaters for too long. And don't you dare make fun of Dancin' Dan the macaroni - er, macarena monkey.
X-Lander - Hi, see below
gazoo - Without a doubt, Buffy. It is my humble opinion that Buffy is the best TV composer gig there is The Practice is a terrific show, but the tone of it just doesn't support the variety and density of the music in your average Buffy episode. Some of the Practice cues are just a note or two or three - any more and it has a tendency to overwhelm the scene. Buffy's tone is more grandiose and bigger-than-life and tends to have more room for music.
I will say that I feel incredibly lucky to be working on two (and a half, if you count Angel) of the best TV shows on the air right now.
Lovely Poet - Here goes...
SPOILERS FOR THE HALLOWEEN EPISODE
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Ultra-spooky electric Cello
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SPOILERS FOR THE HALLOWEEN EPISODE
Jasmen- I already have plans with my side project Ape Quartet (and that's all I'm saying right now)
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- Chris Beck (composer) says:
- Chris Beck (composer) says:
(Wed Oct 20 22:41:31 1999 24.130.16.50)
Moriah - Oct 30th... hmm... I think I'll be out trick or treating dressed as
XG - beg all you want, it could be a little while... I'm workin on it.
Jenk - you are correct, I do all the instrumental stuff, and thanks.
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- Chris Beck (composer) says:
(Wed Oct 20 22:32:53 1999 24.130.16.50)
- Hi everyone.
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- David Fury says:
(Wed Oct 20 11:19:46 1999 152.163.207.63)
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Okay, for all of you having a hard time with the Buffy/Parker thing (what, you never heard of rebound relationships?) in the brilliant HARSH LIGHT OF DAY, here's fair warning:
Buffy will be moping over Parker through much of the ep. and will still not be kicking his ass.
This does not make her a whimp. It makes her real. You want fantasy? Watch Dawson's Creek.
We now return you to your regular postings.
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