"Martin" <nonhere@nonhere.com> wrote in message
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> Does it really matter? David Arnold was involved anyway was he not?
>
> SG1, SGA and the original movie have fantactic scores ( I love the
> Atlantis theme).

True! I love them all. More than the show itself, I believe.

Original SG-1 theme, I believe, was some sort of stock music purchased for
re-purposing, albeit obviously superb.

Have you seen that site where theme-composer Joel Goldsmith posts downloads
of all the earlier iterations of SGA's theme?

It's great, and the SGA theme always occupies my "I-Pod faves list," I just
rotate among the several versions posted at JG's site to keep it fresh:

http://www.freeclyde.com/

>To be fair I've watched the film 3 times now and it's better than I first
>thought, but no where near as good as the best writing that took place in
>SG1 (such as the Lost City)

Ditto. The film was always a loser.

SG-1 production group made a sow's ear into a silk purse. Still, the film
benefits from a second viewing.
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Atlas Bugged wrote:

> "Martin" <nonhere@nonhere.com> wrote in message
> news:XqKdnSSMdIU6fDHanZ2dnUVZ8sCknZ2d@bt.com...
>
>>Does it really matter? David Arnold was involved anyway was he not?
>>
>>SG1, SGA and the original movie have fantactic scores ( I love the
>>Atlantis theme).
>
>
> True! I love them all. More than the show itself, I believe.
>
> Original SG-1 theme, I believe, was some sort of stock music purchased for
> re-purposing, albeit obviously superb.
>
> Have you seen that site where theme-composer Joel Goldsmith posts downloads
> of all the earlier iterations of SGA's theme?
>
> It's great, and the SGA theme always occupies my "I-Pod faves list," I just
> rotate among the several versions posted at JG's site to keep it fresh:
>
> http://www.freeclyde.com/
>
>
>>To be fair I've watched the film 3 times now and it's better than I first
>>thought, but no where near as good as the best writing that took place in
>>SG1 (such as the Lost City)
>
>
> Ditto. The film was always a loser.
>
> SG-1 production group made a sow's ear into a silk purse. Still, the film
> benefits from a second viewing.


Atlas, your village called, they want their idiot back!

FM...

"±©Flipper Mike ®³" <Steelers.Cowboys@1andDone.org> wrote in message
news:aElrj.7369$x%3.2797@trnddc06...
> Atlas Bugged wrote:
>
>> "Martin" <nonhere@nonhere.com> wrote in message
>> news:XqKdnSSMdIU6fDHanZ2dnUVZ8sCknZ2d@bt.com...
>>
>>>Does it really matter? David Arnold was involved anyway was he not?
>>>
>>>SG1, SGA and the original movie have fantactic scores ( I love the
>>>Atlantis theme).
>>
>>
>> True! I love them all. More than the show itself, I believe.
>>
>> Original SG-1 theme, I believe, was some sort of stock music purchased
>> for re-purposing, albeit obviously superb.
>>
>> Have you seen that site where theme-composer Joel Goldsmith posts
>> downloads of all the earlier iterations of SGA's theme?
>>
>> It's great, and the SGA theme always occupies my "I-Pod faves list," I
>> just rotate among the several versions posted at JG's site to keep it
>> fresh:
>>
>> http://www.freeclyde.com/
>>
>>
>>>To be fair I've watched the film 3 times now and it's better than I first
>>>thought, but no where near as good as the best writing that took place in
>>>SG1 (such as the Lost City)
>>
>>
>> Ditto. The film was always a loser.
>>
>> SG-1 production group made a sow's ear into a silk purse. Still, the
>> film benefits from a second viewing.
>
>
> Atlas, your village called, they want their idiot back!
>
> FM...

But they called you.....

AC

On Sat, 9 Feb 2008 08:26:18 -0500, "Atlas Bugged"
<atlasbuggedBYspam@gmail.com> wrote:

>"Martin" <nonhere@nonhere.com> wrote in message
>news:XqKdnSSMdIU6fDHanZ2dnUVZ8sCknZ2d@bt.com...
>> Does it really matter? David Arnold was involved anyway was he not?
>>
>> SG1, SGA and the original movie have fantactic scores ( I love the
>> Atlantis theme).
>
>True! I love them all. More than the show itself, I believe.
>
>Original SG-1 theme, I believe, was some sort of stock music purchased for
>re-purposing, albeit obviously superb.
>
>Have you seen that site where theme-composer Joel Goldsmith posts downloads
>of all the earlier iterations of SGA's theme?
>
>It's great, and the SGA theme always occupies my "I-Pod faves list," I just
>rotate among the several versions posted at JG's site to keep it fresh:
>
>http://www.freeclyde.com/
>
>>To be fair I've watched the film 3 times now and it's better than I first
>>thought, but no where near as good as the best writing that took place in
>>SG1 (such as the Lost City)
>
>Ditto. The film was always a loser.
>
>SG-1 production group made a sow's ear into a silk purse. Still, the film
>benefits from a second viewing.


Just one noob question... How do you download the songs from JG's web
site?

All I can seem to do is play them?

Moondog

In the sacred domain of alt.tv.stargate-sg1,
Moondog2010 <trekhaven2001@yahoo.com> didnst hastily scribble thusly:
> Just one noob question... How do you download the songs from JG's web
> site?

> All I can seem to do is play them?

mplayer (http://mplayerhq.hu) has a -dumpstream option
And also a redirect output to file option, depending if you want it as a wav
to encode as mp3 or whatever format it was sent in.
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"Moondog2010" <trekhaven2001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 9 Feb 2008 08:26:18 -0500, "Atlas Bugged"
> <atlasbuggedBYspam@gmail.com> wrote:
>>It's great, and the SGA theme always occupies my "I-Pod faves list," I
>>just
>>rotate among the several versions posted at JG's site to keep it fresh:
>>
>>http://www.freeclyde.com/
>>
>>>To be fair I've watched the film 3 times now and it's better than I first
>>>thought, but no where near as good as the best writing that took place in
>>>SG1 (such as the Lost City)
>>
>>Ditto. The film was always a loser.
>>
>>SG-1 production group made a sow's ear into a silk purse. Still, the film
>>benefits from a second viewing.
>
>
> Just one noob question... How do you download the songs from JG's web
> site?
>
> All I can seem to do is play them?

Evidently, JG didn't like folks like me downloading the tunes, so he altered
the way his site works.

You can still record them for your use, but I have no idea about a
straightforward way to do so.

I'm certain they were ordinary mp3's when I first found them, but no longer.