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In Reply to: John Williams is Mozart for our times... posted by RGA on February 29, 2004 at 01:10:14:

The melting was of course the atomic energy...As for Mozart...Did he copy as much as Williams did?
But I still find " his ?" music enjoyable.

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Re: John Williams is Mozart for our times... - rico 11:46:24 02/29/04 (5)
I thought what he did for Oliver Stone's "Nixon" was brilliant, ver Shostkovitch-like.
- Re: John Williams is Mozart for our times... - patrickU 12:11:03 02/29/04 (4)
  Holst-like....Shostakovich-like...You see THAT is the problem....
  - Re: John Williams is Mozart for our times... - RGA 19:00:54 02/29/04 (3)
    Well Tarantino's Pulp Fiction copied a TON of films before it...the fact that Pulp Fiction is vastly superior to all the films it copied ? is a mere by product.
    Improve on what came before, but use what came before to inspire the here and now.
    - Re: John Williams is Mozart for our times... - patrickU 05:27:13 03/01/04 (2)
      Well, that is a point of view. Why not, like a good cook...The matter is, do I like the music or not...
      - Quite true - RGA 18:56:45 03/02/04 (1)
        
        In Reply to: Re: John Williams is Mozart for our times... posted by patrickU on March 01, 2004 at 05:27:13:
        
        you either like it or you don't - no explanation is really necessary.
        
        Re: Quite true - patrickU 23:48:14 03/02/04 (0)
        
        In Reply to: Quite true posted by RGA on March 02, 2004 at 18:56:45:
        
        Do I detect a hint of irony in you...Or in me?

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