• Dear Guest, Please note that adult content is not permitted on this forum. We have had our Google ads disabled at times due to some posts that were found from some time ago. Please do not post adult content and if you see any already on the forum, please report the post so that we can deal with it. Adult content is allowed in the glory hole - you will have to request permission to access it. Thanks, scara

So, what happened today?

Muttley said:
That sounds absolutely amazing
Click to expand...
It really was
Cost a lot but anything is better with live music
And the top gun theme is so iconic
But they started announcing that such and such is here … bruckhiemer, Chris Macquarie, Harold faltemeter and the conductor is Lorna Balfe… so we’re thinking wow
Then Cruise comes on stage and gets a minute standing ovation score the film even starts
Does a great speech about how important music is in film and this is the premier of doing it like this
And then the show
Throughly recommend it
 

Attachments

  • IMG_4335.jpeg
    IMG_4335.jpeg
    1.4 MB · Views: 14
  • IMG_4337.jpeg
    IMG_4337.jpeg
    733 KB · Views: 14
Bedfordspurs said:
It really was
Cost a lot but anything is better with live music
And the top gun theme is so iconic
But they started announcing that such and such is here … bruckhiemer, Chris Macquarie, Harold faltemeter and the conductor is Lorna Balfe… so we’re thinking wow
Then Cruise comes on stage and gets a minute standing ovation score the film even starts
Does a great speech about how important music is in film and this is the premier of doing it like this
And then the show
Throughly recommend it
Click to expand...

Love it. I play in local bands and wish I could share with some of my mates the experience we get as amateur musicians entertaining our modest audiences. It's a buzz being on the inside.

Spent some of today learning Are Friends Electric on the keys. Can't wait to do it at the local open mic in a couple of weeks.

Music is definitely a drug.
 
Muttley said:
Love it. I play in local bands and wish I could share with some of my mates the experience we get as amateur musicians entertaining our modest audiences. It's a buzz being on the inside.

Spent some of today learning Are Friends Electric on the keys. Can't wait to do it at the local open mic in a couple of weeks.

Music is definitely a drug.
Click to expand...
Got my first band rehearsal in a long time in few weeks
Nee studio too so that will be interesting
 
Muttley said:
Love it. I play in local bands and wish I could share with some of my mates the experience we get as amateur musicians entertaining our modest audiences. It's a buzz being on the insode.

Music is definitely a drug.
Click to expand...
Music should always be a pillar in everyone's life.

It's unconditional, mood changing, emotive, so so varied. Gives so much and asks nothing of you.
 
Read today that UEFA have fined Lazio (€45k) and Ath Madrid (€30k) for racist incidents at home games, this is a clear indication that they really don't see this as a serious problem. Some authorities need to take a clear stand on this and either take points from teams or expel them from competitions.
 
K.D.D.D.D.Soc said:
Read today that UEFA have fined Lazio (€45k) and Ath Madrid (€30k) for racist incidents at home games, this is a clear indication that they really don't see this as a serious problem. Some authorities need to take a clear stand on this and either take points from teams or expel them from competitions.
Click to expand...
Premier league have charged Forest £750k for saying the ref was crap
 
Just been to see the London Film Orchestra do a concert in a local ish catherdal
It’s only when you hear these lives individually you can really appreciate the scale and scope of the songs
It was John Williams and Hans Zimmer classics
Really really enjoyed the Interstellar stuff which stands alone brilliantly
 
Bedfordspurs said:
Just been to see the London Film Orchestra do a concert in a local ish catherdal
It’s only when you hear these lives individually you can really appreciate the scale and scope of the songs
It was John Williams and Hans Zimmer classics
Really really enjoyed the Interstellar stuff which stands alone brilliantly
Click to expand...

Did they do Going for Gold?
 
Bedfordspurs said:
Just been to see the London Film Orchestra do a concert in a local ish catherdal
It’s only when you hear these lives individually you can really appreciate the scale and scope of the songs
It was John Williams and Hans Zimmer classics
Really really enjoyed the Interstellar stuff which stands alone brilliantly
Click to expand...
I've been to something similar. Superb. There is nothing like sitting in front of a full orchestra.

Not too much interstellar stuff at my gig, but I assume the Catherdal organ is why you heard more of that.
 
Rorschach said:
I've been to something similar. Superb. There is nothing like sitting in front of a full orchestra.

Not too much interstellar stuff at my gig, but I assume the Catherdal organ is why you heard more of that.
Click to expand...
Nah they had a digital keyboard set up from what I could tell (Nords) but it was great

I’ve never listened to it stand alone I like some other film scores but it really stands out
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back