Network23 wrote:If I have time this week, I'll watch the movie. It's the only one of Roth's with a TD score that I've not heard.
Same here, the only Roth/TD-score I had not heard.
I actually just watched the movie. Really shallow stuff, I have to say.
I guess there were about 15 minutes of score in the film. Good work by TD, some of it reminded me of Heartbreakers, while other scenes had hints of Near Dark, and even those funky 21st Century Common Man tracks from Tyger. All of it very melodic. A pity there is no soundtrack, but I guess a soundtrack had to me mixed with those corny Billy Vera songs to get enogh material on it.
Here starts a scene with some good music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaTFNXy ... page#t=347
I interviewed Bobby Roth a few years ago, and he said that Franke was the only TD-member being present when Roth went to Berlin to hear the score. Edgar was in Vienna working on another project.
Here is a guy who has made his own CDR featuring some stuff from Tonight's The Night:
COLLECTED RARITIES, Volume 107 (Various O.S.T.,
Music from Jim & Pablo)
Soundtracks 1984-1987
Excerpts from the CD "Jim & Pablo: Der Meteor"
No. Track (Comments) Year Time Sound
01 Vision Quest 1984 ca.15 min 8
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13
14 Forbidden 1985 ca. 23 min 6
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22
23 Game of Love/Tonight's the Night 1987 ca. 15 min 7
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31
32 Jim & Pablo: "Der Meteor" 1997 ca. 14 min 10
- "Music only"
41
Track 1-13: Very good quality. Nice stuff ! Without dialogues.
Track 14-31: Quality is "so lala". Including some dialogues from the films.
Track 32-41: Including some german spoken dialogues. Nice music !