Episode 101 - Star Wars by John Williams or Howard Shore
Doug Adams joins Kristen Romanelli and Christopher Coleman to do some super-fantasy-speculation and bounce around the question of "What if Howard Shore were to score Weiss & Benioff's upcoming Star Wars film or films?" Which would excite them more, seeing Williams' or Shore's name attached? Before that discussion, they react to the "breaking news" regarding the forthcoming re-release of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring - Complete Recordings on vinyl and blu-ray audio!
00:17 - Introduction
02:08 - Breaking News! The circle is now Complete ... Recordings!
15:52 - New Star Wars project coming from Weiss and Benioff
26:34 - Which would be more exciting to us, Williams or Shore?
42:45 - Kristen's "Option C"
46:23 - Final thoughts ... and dreams
02:08 - Breaking News! The circle is now Complete ... Recordings!
15:52 - New Star Wars project coming from Weiss and Benioff
26:34 - Which would be more exciting to us, Williams or Shore?
42:45 - Kristen's "Option C"
46:23 - Final thoughts ... and dreams
Music Selections
51:03 - "Tales of Hope" (Soul of the Ultimate Nation) by Howard Shore
Notes:
GAME OF THRONES CREATORS DAVID BENIOFF AND D.B. WEISS TO WRITE AND PRODUCE A NEW SERIES OF STAR WARS FILMS
FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING’ SHORE MUSIC COMING TO VINYL
FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING’ SHORE MUSIC COMING TO VINYL
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