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| I Feal So So So Sorry For Gabriel Yared |
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| POSTED Friday , May 28, 2004 10:41:18 AM |
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| REPLIED Friday , May 28, 2004 10:47:07 AM |
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| REPLIED Friday , May 28, 2004 11:26:14 PM |
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| REPLIED Monday , May 31, 2004 09:10:19 AM |
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| REPLIED Tuesday, June 01, 2004 09:44:18 PM |
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Well, like most of you, I feel the two scores are about even. There's some parts in Horner's that I like better, and some in Yared's that I like better. Neither are spectacular, though I'd probably buy both (I HAVE bought Horner's, and I WOULD buy Yared's). Neither would be in my top favorite scores. I've just noticed something about Yared's but probably very few of you, if any, will have a clue what I'm talking about. I'm a HUGE score buff, and a friend of mine last year recommended that I check out Nobuo Uematsu's scores for Final Fantasy video games. I did, and now he's one of my favorite composers, even though I don't know much about the games they go to. Anyways, Yared's "Paris and Helen" love theme sounds exactly the same as Uematsu's Opening Theme of Final Fantasy XI. At least, the first part of it is the exact same notes and tempo (I'm referring to the notes played by the woodwind instrument), and the only apparent difference is in Uematsu's score, he has an entire choir singing instead of one woman (and I'm sure the "lyrics" are different). I seriously doubt this is the case, but this could have something to do with the real reason behind Yared's rejection. But like I said, seriously doubt it. This was just more of an observation than any thing. Oh, and if any of you are curious to know what I'm talking about, just click this link, and click on "FFXI Opening Theme" to download it. The part of the song I'm referring to doesn't kick in until about 1:45 minutes into it. Like I said, this was just an observation more than anything else.
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| REPLIED Friday , June 04, 2004 03:30:26 PM |
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coolpeachdust said:
Well, like most of you, I feel the two scores are about even. There's some parts in Horner's that I like better, and some in Yared's that I like better. Neither are spectacular, though I'd probably buy both (I HAVE bought Horner's, and I WOULD buy Yared's). Neither would be in my top favorite scores. I've just noticed something about Yared's but probably very few of you, if any, will have a clue what I'm talking about. I'm a HUGE score buff, and a friend of mine last year recommended that I check out Nobuo Uematsu's scores for Final Fantasy video games. I did, and now he's one of my favorite composers, even though I don't know much about the games they go to. Anyways, Yared's "Paris and Helen" love theme sounds exactly the same as Uematsu's Opening Theme of Final Fantasy XI. At least, the first part of it is the exact same notes and tempo (I'm referring to the notes played by the woodwind instrument), and the only apparent difference is in Uematsu's score, he has an entire choir singing instead of one woman (and I'm sure the "lyrics" are different). I seriously doubt this is the case, but this could have something to do with the real reason behind Yared's rejection. But like I said, seriously doubt it. This was just more of an observation than any thing. Oh, and if any of you are curious to know what I'm talking about, just click this link, and click on "FFXI Opening Theme" to download it. The part of the song I'm referring to doesn't kick in until about 1:45 minutes into it. Like I said, this was just an observation more than anything else.
yeah.. i guess.....but gabriels was much much beter then horners
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| REPLIED Friday , June 04, 2004 06:20:32 PM |
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| REPLIED Sunday , June 06, 2004 06:59:30 AM |
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| REPLIED Sunday , June 06, 2004 06:59:33 AM |
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| REPLIED Saturday, June 12, 2004 06:05:23 PM |
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| REPLIED Sunday , June 13, 2004 03:45:31 AM |
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| REPLIED Sunday , June 13, 2004 10:26:23 AM |
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Cosmo_Kramer said:
coolpeachdust said:
Well, like most of you, I feel the two scores are about even. There's some parts in Horner's that I like better, and some in Yared's that I like better. Neither are spectacular, though I'd probably buy both (I HAVE bought Horner's, and I WOULD buy Yared's). Neither would be in my top favorite scores. I've just noticed something about Yared's but probably very few of you, if any, will have a clue what I'm talking about. I'm a HUGE score buff, and a friend of mine last year recommended that I check out Nobuo Uematsu's scores for Final Fantasy video games. I did, and now he's one of my favorite composers, even though I don't know much about the games they go to. Anyways, Yared's "Paris and Helen" love theme sounds exactly the same as Uematsu's Opening Theme of Final Fantasy XI. At least, the first part of it is the exact same notes and tempo (I'm referring to the notes played by the woodwind instrument), and the only apparent difference is in Uematsu's score, he has an entire choir singing instead of one woman (and I'm sure the "lyrics" are different). I seriously doubt this is the case, but this could have something to do with the real reason behind Yared's rejection. But like I said, seriously doubt it. This was just more of an observation than any thing. Oh, and if any of you are curious to know what I'm talking about, just click this link, and click on "FFXI Opening Theme" to download it. The part of the song I'm referring to doesn't kick in until about 1:45 minutes into it. Like I said, this was just an observation more than anything else.
yeah.. i guess.....but gabriels was much much beter then horners
Well, I have to agree with Vanya on this one. They were both equally mediocre.
"I am bottled fizzy water, and you are shaking me up." -Incubus
Click HERE for the LOST Forum!
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| REPLIED Sunday , June 13, 2004 11:05:05 AM |
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coolpeachdust said:
Cosmo_Kramer said:
coolpeachdust said:
Well, like most of you, I feel the two scores are about even. There's some parts in Horner's that I like better, and some in Yared's that I like better. Neither are spectacular, though I'd probably buy both (I HAVE bought Horner's, and I WOULD buy Yared's). Neither would be in my top favorite scores. I've just noticed something about Yared's but probably very few of you, if any, will have a clue what I'm talking about. I'm a HUGE score buff, and a friend of mine last year recommended that I check out Nobuo Uematsu's scores for Final Fantasy video games. I did, and now he's one of my favorite composers, even though I don't know much about the games they go to. Anyways, Yared's "Paris and Helen" love theme sounds exactly the same as Uematsu's Opening Theme of Final Fantasy XI. At least, the first part of it is the exact same notes and tempo (I'm referring to the notes played by the woodwind instrument), and the only apparent difference is in Uematsu's score, he has an entire choir singing instead of one woman (and I'm sure the "lyrics" are different). I seriously doubt this is the case, but this could have something to do with the real reason behind Yared's rejection. But like I said, seriously doubt it. This was just more of an observation than any thing. Oh, and if any of you are curious to know what I'm talking about, just click this link, and click on "FFXI Opening Theme" to download it. The part of the song I'm referring to doesn't kick in until about 1:45 minutes into it. Like I said, this was just an observation more than anything else.
yeah.. i guess.....but gabriels was much much beter then horners
Well, I have to agree with Vanya on this one. They were both equally mediocre.
I agree as well.
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| REPLIED Monday , June 14, 2004 03:24:39 AM |
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| REPLIED Monday , June 14, 2004 07:47:01 AM |
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| REPLIED Wednesday, June 16, 2004 05:23:59 AM |
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| REPLIED Wednesday, June 16, 2004 05:42:07 AM |
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| REPLIED Friday , June 18, 2004 08:39:18 AM |
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