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If James Horner wasn't available for the 1988 Land Before Time...

Poll

Who should have been the composer for the film and why?

Michael Tavera
1 (20%)
Jerry Goldsmith
1 (20%)
Joel Goldsmith
0 (0%)
Ralph Burns (He was a jazz composer though)
0 (0%)
David Newman
0 (0%)
Thomas Newman
1 (20%)
John Williams
0 (0%)
Michael Kamen
0 (0%)
Basil Poledouris
0 (0%)
Alan Silvestri
0 (0%)
Laurence Rosenthal
0 (0%)
Leonard Rosenman
0 (0%)
Howard Shore
1 (20%)
Cory Lerios (of Pablo Cruise)
0 (0%)
Lee Holdridge
0 (0%)
Maurice Jarre
0 (0%)
Elmer Bernstein
0 (0%)
Ennio Morricone
0 (0%)
Henry Mancini
0 (0%)
Bill Conti
0 (0%)
Trevor Jones
0 (0%)
Christopher Young
1 (20%)
Christopher L. Stone
0 (0%)
James Newton Howard
0 (0%)
Bruce Broughton
0 (0%)
John Debney
0 (0%)
Alan Menken
0 (0%)
Michael Convertino
0 (0%)
Carter Burwell
0 (0%)
Arthur B. Rubinstein
0 (0%)
George S. Clinton
0 (0%)
Don Davis
0 (0%)
Carl Davis
0 (0%)
Cliff Eidelman
0 (0%)
Randy Edelman
0 (0%)
Ira Newborn
0 (0%)
Robert Folk
0 (0%)
Pino Donaggio
0 (0%)
George Fenton
0 (0%)
Michael Small
0 (0%)
Richard Gibbs
0 (0%)
A Rainman-era Hans Zimmer
0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 5

Mr. Clubtail

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All of the listed composers were active in the 80s.

Post your replies below if you have any thoughts.



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Either Shore or Morricone. With the rest, I'm not sure if they strike the right balance the film needs.


aabicus (LettuceBacon&Tomato)

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Mainstream answer but I really don't think Hans Zimmer can miss. I'm sure he'd do great at an LBT soundtrack


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I'll just throw my hat into the ring: for whatever reason I associate Peter Gabriel's Passion with TLBT. I personally think that this darker, more mystical vibe could fit TLBT if it was less geared towards children.


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Quote from: aabicus (LettuceBacon&amp;Tomato) on December 16, 2024, 03:48:49 PM
Quote from: aabicus (LettuceBacon&Tomato) on December 16, 2024, 03:48:49 PM
Mainstream answer but I really don't think Hans Zimmer can miss. I'm sure he'd do great at an LBT soundtrack

Same! Pretty interesting fact that he was the pianist in the music video of "Video Killed The Radio Star" by The Buggles! :olittlefoot


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(Bumping this thread to see if more people will vote as the board for the 1988 release has died.)