@bearmccreary For geezers like me, it goes back to The Buccaneer. I had the 12" vinyl. I suggest others here listen to his work on this 1950s film. Magnificent. As others have pointed out, perhaps a cool, long reflection on Bear's Blog? You got to learn from Bernstein. Blessed.
@joshrthompson Hi Josh, a favor: Having friends over next month, pre-Halloween, pizza & beers, etc. If you could look through your vast collection, a few under-the-radar gems you'd recommend. Still have working VCR so time to hunt them down if necessary. Thanks for your time.
@joshrthompson@Sgtzima Great fun, guys. Damn shame you didn't land on Math Class Mischief. Poor Mallory, falsely accused on algebra tests. 9:23 of 'elite' film making.
@bearmccreary This is a fascinating read. Thanks for posting. Recommend to everyone. Read it. May I ask, what was the inspiration to Ode to Olympus? Play it on repeat all the time, perfect theme for me to grade papers to, etc. Thx. Btw, Atari 2600 for me. Great memories.
@redlettermedia If that's the Hardee's on Layton, let Plinkett know they make a wicked prime burrito with the tater tots. Ask for extra Texas Pete sauce.
@redlettermedia Several that stick out in my mind: 4th Base on Nat'l. All the inside bar scenes for Major League. Johnny Depp all over Prospect Ave back in 08? 09? Hundreds of Beavers, night battle was in Brown Deer Park.