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CONTENTS J ANUARY 1998 Features Departments 23 Titanic’s First Mate 2 Editor’s Page Come with us below decks with New year’s resolutions Music Supervisor Randy Gerston By Doug Adams 4News Grammy & Golden Globe award nominees, 24 Williams’ List Goldsmith makes a In our first Buyers’ Guide, we examine the bequest, rumors, and output (from 1977 to the present) of the most lots more popular composer working in films today 5 Record Label By Andy Dursin & Jeff Bond Round-up 28 The Essential CDs What’s on the way There’s more to the music of The 15 recordings no self-respecting 7Concerts Titanic than Goldsmith and Enya Williams fan can be without Live performances homages page 22 32 Aw, Do I Have to Buy These? around the world The 10 rarest Williams recordings on CD 8Now Playing Movies and CDs in release 24 Man of a Thousand Phrases 10 Upcoming Film Mychael Danna is making a name for himself Assignments composing for offbeat films. He discusses his Who’s writing what latest assignments, Ang Lee’s The Ice Storm 12 Events and Atom Egoyan’s The Sweet Hereafter. An evening with By Doug Adams Alan Silvestri 14 Mail Bag Reviews Tomorrow Tries Harder FSM presents a close encounter 18 The Laserphile: with twenty years worth of John An Uncertain Future 36 Score Williams’ music page 24 This month, we turn the visi-screen on Tron, Pocket reviews of Logan’s Run, Walkabout, Evita, and some Titanic, Mad City, troubling developments L.A. Confidential, By Andy Dursin Anastasia, and the final confrontation over Tomorrow Never Dies 44 Ryko Rocks On As the Salem, Massachusetts label begins its 46 Reader Ads deep dive into the MGM/UA vaults, we review four new releases. 47 Retrograde By John Bender The Readers Strike Back Mychael Danna helps thaw the chill in The Ice Storm page 34 Film Score Monthly (ISSN 1077-4289) is published monthly for $29.95 per year by Lukas Kendall. 5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1500, Los Angeles CA 90036-4201. Application to mail at periodicals postage rate is pending at Los Angeles, CA. POSTMASTER: Send Address changes to Film Score Monthly, 5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1500, Los Angeles, CA 90036-4201 Film Score Monthly 1 J ANUARY 1998 EDITORIAL V OLUME 3, NUMBER 1 J ANUARY 1998 New Year Resolutions STAFF IT SEEMS AS THOUGH THE THREE TOPICS THAT YOU EDITOR & PUBLISHER SHOULDN’T DISCUSS IN PUBLIC ARE SEX, POLITICS, Lukas Kendall AND YOUR FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK COMPOSER MANAGING EDITOR Jeff Bond DESIGN DIRECTOR Joe Sikoryak wo events have influenced my recently resonated with me: the re-open- CONTRIBUTING WRITERS thinking for the better regarding ing of the Newman Stage at 20th Century Doug Adams TFSM and the new year. Fox, in a ceremony and reception on Jack J. Bailey One was an intense stream of scrutiny January 8. There were more Newmans at John Bender on the Internet, in our readers poll (see this event than you can count, and John Brent A. Bowles pg. 47), and from personal correspon- Williams gave the opening “benediction” Tony Buchsbaum dence. You would think that film-scoring (full report next issue) with more enthu- Andy Dursin fans are such a small bunch, they’d have siasm and detail than I’ve ever heard Jeff Eldridge homogeneous tastes. Not so: we’ve got from him, recollecting what it was like to R. Mike Murray fans of new soundtracks, fans of old play for Alfred Newman 40 years ago. soundtracks—fans of Morricone, fans of What struck me about Williams’s PUBLISHING CONSULTANT Horner, fans of Korngold—fans who like a demeanor, and the general attitude of the Digital Film & Print, Inc. good irreverent yuk, and fans easily crowd, was how transcendentally mellow upset. it was. From reading the Internet you THANKS TO With us, it’s not just the content but might think that composers would wring B.A. Vimtrup the form that has some people bitterly each other’s necks if given the chance, but divided, although happily still purchasing here were top-notch composers who com- CONTACT INFO this newly glossed rag for the news. pete for jobs, rivaling agents, and oppos- What’s striking is how politicized people’s ing studio personnel, and it’s like, who EDITORIAL OFFICE tastes are: some composers and industry cares? Have a cocktail. The reality is, out- 5455 Wilshire Blvd professionals don’t like to see anything side of a handful of crybabies, most suc- Suite 1500 criticized by a non-pro (talk about cessful people are aware of the merits and Los Angeles, CA square), and some fans feel equally demerits in most things they do, and 90036-4201 threatened by a disrespectful word—all appreciate a variety of opinions. PHONE 213-937-9890 the while, young punks like me egg on the So, for those of you who groan at the FAX 213-937-9277 quirky asides. letters column and feel the need to defend E-MAIL lukas@ Given the choice of a magazine with no the honor of your favorite composer— filmscoremonthly.com opinions and a magazine with many dif- don’t. Join FSM on the more interesting ferent opinions that might alienate peo- journey not of being offended, but of ADVERTISING & MARKETING OFFICE ple, I will choose the latter. It’s more fun, absorbing all viewpoints in a quest for Digital Film & Print, Inc. and in the long run people will respond to knowledge, spiritual fulfillment, and a 5455 Wilshire Blvd the passion, even if they disagree, and the utopian society of self-improvement in the Suite 1500 debate that is provoked will be education- best Gene Roddenberry tradition. Los Angeles, CA al. Rest assured: I love film music. I think I urge everybody to take a lesson from 90036-4201 it’s a fascinating aspect of media and cul- John Williams and chill. (Meanwhile, we PHONE 213-932-5606 ture, as well as music, and I love listening pick apart 20 years of his CDs on pg. 24.) FAX 213-932-6111 to it. In the long run it will be studied as Happy new year, a legitimate art form, and this magazine THE SOUNDTRACK HANDBOOK will be used as a journal of record. A six-page listing of mail I take seriously any criticism of this order dealers, books, societies, magazine, and the reason I answer these etc. Free upon request. concerns with tempered nonchalance now is in part due to the other event that’s Lukas Kendall OUR WEB SITE Is updated five times weekly! Point your browser at: WWW.FILMSCOREMONTHLY.COM © 1997 Lukas Kendall PRINTED IN THE U.S.A. J ANUARY 1998 2 Film Score Monthly ACCIDENTAL TOURIST (JOHN WILLIAMS) $75.00 MICHAEL J. 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    UNlVi;RSITY._Of_!:iAWAII Llt,RAR'( arianas %riety;:~~s Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ~ • " . Vol. 25· No.',1°0o· .· \ ·.. · ; .·· ' . T. h. · d. ·A· · · I : · ... · Saipari', MP.969.50 ·. .:·,-\,::ilw.,,-,i~~ .·. ©1997 ·Marianas Variety . ·: . · .. · . .. ~rs ay • UgUS 7 , ·199 . 7 Serving CN.MI for 25 Y.ears· · ·ii. :{:;;l I 1• s' • • • '• ' ' •"' ............. ,/ AGANA, Guam (AP)-A Ko­ just before the crash," said Rudy smell of burned fuel and flesh was rean Air jet carrying 254 people Delos-Santos, reporter at radio unbearable, he said. The survi­ crashed and burned in a rain­ station KOKU who lives near the vors came from the front of the storm early Wednesday, and crash· site on Nimitz Hill, three plane, which was largely intact. rescuers who trudged through miles (five kilometers) from the The back was in ruins. the jungle with flashlights found airport on this U.S. island posses­ A White House official, speak­ at least 35 survivors. U.S. Navy sion. "The plane plowed through ing on condition of anonymity, crews were trying to crack open the jungle for a minute or so be­ · said authorities have concluded the fuselage to see if anyone fore it came to a rest." there was no fire and no distress (!]se could be saved. He said he ran to the area call from the pilot prior to the Flight 801, aBoeing747from through the darkness and got crash, as was previously believed. Seoul, South Korea, was carry­ within about 80 or90 yards (73 to The official said earlier accounts ing mostly Korean tourists, in­ 82 meters) before law enforce­ contained information that proved cluding several couples on their ment officials stopped him.