Guilty pleasures?

[Ebeneezer Scrooge]

I don't consider brass bands as a guilty pleasure... I proudly book my Black Dyke tickets each Christmas!
Surprisingly, we have a growing group of friends that join us there too!

[Chie]

I adore many, many soundtracks but these are my absolute favourites.

> Theme from 'Born on the Fourth of July'

> Transformation from 'Beauty and the Beast'

[Alexia]

Fans of soundtracks unite:

Tony Blackburn : "Next Monday on BBC Radio 2 at 4pm I have the Top 30 Movie Songs then on Friday I'll be sitting in for Steve Wright ."

[Beep]

> Several of James Horner's bits from the Titanic soundtrack (Leaving Port is one of my favourites)

I've got some wav files from Todd-AO for Titanic; just adore a lot of Horner's work, Never an Absolution is nice; I love Hymn to the Sea too. In Leaving Port, go to 2:10 and listen on from there - brilliant I think!

I also like a lot of Mark Mancina's work for Bad Boys, no real idea why.

There is also the OST to The Life of David Gale too, that's great.

[Alexia]

The works of Simon May. Eldorado, Howards' Way, Holiday 86, even Eastenders. The man's a genius.

[Nick Harvey]

The man's a genius.

And was born in the town where I now reside and now resides in the town where I was born.

I played the sideboard (the end of which sounded remarkably like a tom-tom) on his first ever composition to be recorded.

[Alexia]

The man's a genius.

And was born in the town where I now reside and now resides in the town where I was born.

I played the sideboard (the end of which sounded remarkably like a tom-tom) on his first ever composition to be recorded.

I hope you still receive a PRS performers royalty cheque every now and then!

[Nick Harvey]

Sadly no. The track was called 'Time' and I should think the tape is long gone.