Also, Alan Scherstuhl, the guy who interviewed Josh was in the audience and sort of liked it, I guess…
An open thread for reports from Friday’s Cinematic Titanic show in San Franciscky.
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Update: Somehow, in the run up to the show, I missed this interview with Joel by Damon O’Donnell of SF360.
UPDATE: According to this story, they’ve been booked for Friday, Jan. 20, 2012, at the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center in York, Pa.
Alan Scherstuhl at SF Weekly interviews Josh ahead of tonight’s Cinematic Titanic show in San Franciscky. And, by the way, they’re a long way off, but the Titans have announced some more performance dates: * Friday, Nov. 4, 8 p.m. at the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts on the campus of the U.C. Davis, One Shields Ave., Davis, Calif. Get tickets here. And hey, if you know of a great venue for a Cinematic Titanic performance, tell the people at the venue to contact CT’s booking agent. The contact information to give them is here. Get your friends to do it too! Use peer pressure! 
The other day alert regular “Mr B(ob)” pointed me this and I ended up following the name of the company that made it back to their basic but interesting site. These guys LOVE monster movie soundtracks! Most of their titles are the actual soundtracks from the movies, but in a few cases they have actually dug up the original sheet music, assembled an orchestra and re-recorded the soundtrack! They did this here, here, here, here and — most interesting to MST3K fans — here! Sing along to this little ditty. All of which got me to thinking: What’s MSTed movie has such a great score/soundtrack that you’d buy a CD of it? I don’t mean songs that the characters sing. I talking about the instrumental score. And which one is do you really hate? I suspect the Hercules movies and the Russo-Finnish titles will probably be the favorites. The score to the “Day the Earth Froze” is pretty impressive. For worst, I’d have to go with the “buppa-duppa” mess of “Danger! Death Ray!” How about you? |
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