Christian Clemmensen's Guestbook



I love hearing from fans of Filmtracks.com, old friends, and distant relatives alike. You can hit the button below to enter your own contribution. Although this is an unmoderated forum of filth, I might edit out completely tasteless entries... just for the sake of good reading. Entries start from the most recent and work back in time. Thanks!

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   Here's the Beef:



Your site is offensive. You should be thankful that our Lord Jesus Christ offered His life for your sins and that the Holy Spirit gives us His power to overcome the sins in our lives.

God bless you and your family as Thanksgiving Day approaches.

Lou
Riverside, AZ USA - Tuesday, November 21, 2006 at 20:42:09 (MST)


I cant believe the rednecks in your state actually voted for all Democrats in the midterms. What are you all... stupid??

Disbeliever
TE USA - Wednesday, November 15, 2006 at 12:19:16 (MST)


Your stats don't say if you like PENGUINS!

Kaffe
Huntington, WV USA - Friday, October 6, 2006 at 08:32:01 (MDT)


You work for General Motors, but drive a Ford station wagon? Does your employer deduct some kind of penalty from your pay for doing that?? Cool site, though.

Ron McNeese
Tampa, FL USA - Sunday, August 26, 2006 at 00:58:15 (MDT)


Does your wife model? Where can we see more pictures?

Daren <daren1544@hotmail.com>
Eureka, CA USA - Wednesday, August 16, 2006 at 01:37:55 (MDT)


Excellent, entertaining, and cannot be emulated. A+. This is starting to look like an eBay comment script. Anyways, I think you would be humorous in person. Maybe someday I'll meet you. A young man once said "BEAKTERS!". That same young man will singlehandedly dismantle the entity for which he works day in and day out. Au revoir.

Dr. Colton Edward Johansson <robographmatic@hotmail.com>
Miselslaw, MT USA - Wednesday, July 12, 2006 at 09:32:07 (MDT)


Where are the sex tapes? Dont tell me they dont exist

LisaH
Smithtown, MA USA - Saturday, April 29, 2006 at 21:05:07 (MDT)


Great Humor, Thanks

Paul Anthony Borg <Santa_Cruz_California@yahoo.com>
Santa Cruz, California USA - Monday, February 06, 2006 at 22:24:51 (MST)


Hey Clem, it's time to update the home page.

Nick <nick@basstuba.com>
Wichita, KS USA - Tuesday, January 24, 2006 at 04:38:37 (MST)


I really enjoy your site and visit it often. I share your passion.

Josh O <singforchrist@hotmail.com>
OK USA - Thursday, December 22, 2005 at 19:29:17 (MST)


I took your class in 2000 at UW. Great humor, loved the class, but you have a flat butt. Sorry.

Heather <heathtonow@yahoo.com>
WA USA - Wednesday, November 2, 2005 at 16:20:59 (MST)


I hope everything there is okay. It's been months since the last new review at Filmtracks and I know that I speak on behalf of many, many people when I say that we all anxiously await your return.

Thank you,
Cody
Idaho USA - Monday, October 24, 2005 at 13:35:18 (MST)


I see that you're a hot hunk and you have a pretty wife, but that still doesn't give you the right to say such terrible things about Phantom of the Opera. It's called INTERPRETATION and ADAPTAION because it's SUPPOSED to be different from the play!! Instead of writing about musicals anymore, you should take that cute wife of yours and produce lots of babies that will someday have more open viewpoints!

avatress
Renton, WA USA - Thursday, September 8, 2005 at 13:48:02 (MDT)


Good Day,
I enjoy your web site and reviews immensely, however you have been strangely silent for quite some time now. I hope all is well and I thinnk I speak for a great many people in saying we need to hear from you on the recent film scores.

Have a nice day.

Craig Richard Lysy <leomajoris@aol.com>
North Hills, CA USA - Tuesday, August 30, 2005 at 09:11:35 (MDT)



I've been reading your reviews for a few years now, and a part of what keeps me coming back is that you are always quite fair when writing about my favorite composer, James Horner...and as strange as it may sound- I'm grateful for that.
I look forward to your future comments about 'Legend Of Zorro', 'Flightplan', 'The Chumscrubber' and 'The New World'.

Great site. :)

Nick <NL197@netscape.net>
Canada - Tuesday, August 16, 2005 at 00:39:54 (MDT)


at the very bottom of the page on filmtracks it says they dont recognise
george bush as the president. you liberal losers!

Ron Redstate <ronredstate@aol.com>
Washington, DC USA - Wednesday, July 27, 2005 at 22:34:00 (MDT)


Hello,

This is Dean Kuipers, a writer in Los Angeles. I write for the LA Times and for Los Angeles CityBeat. Do you make separate categories for action films? I was wondering what you thought the Top 10 action film scores would be. From any year. This is not for attribution, I am just working on some pieces about action movies and (like a lot of people) didn't pay much attention to the scores until recently. If I can find a way to use the list and give you credit for it in print, I certainly will.

thanks for any help!

DK

Dean Kuipers <jackalop@gte.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Saturday, July 16, 2005 at 17:45:49 (MDT)


i love this guy. he shares my hatred for bush and jesus. mr. clemmensen you're the best.

silly_rabbit85@yahoo.com <silly_rabbit85@yahoo.com>
powder springs, GA USA - Sunday, July 10, 2005 at 20:19:19 (MDT)


You naughty boy, you!

-Nncy Nance
Sally Seaweed <cjanet80@yahoo.com>
Seaville, OI USA - Sunday, June 26, 2005 at 16:43:10 (MDT)


Awesome website. I've been reading your soundtrack reviews since I got my first internet connection (back in 1999). I'm 21 now and still visit your filmtracks site on a regular basis. Great job Mr. Clemmensen.

Franc Becerra <evolraver@msn.com>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Saturday, April 30, 2005 at 11:20:52 (MDT)


Dear Christian,

I'm a young filmcomposer living and working in Belgium and I wondered if a weblink to your excellent website is possible? You can get a preview at: http://users.pandora.be/ausloosd/hermy/
( be sure to check out the MP 3 files - comments, feedback are very welcome ;-)
This is a temporary domain. It's now getting registrated and it will become: www. jorishermy.be.
It would be great if you could find a place at your wel documentented website. Anyway, many thanks in advance.Hope to heare from you very soon.

Greetings, Joris Hermy
sir_jojo@hotmail.com

Joris Hermy <sir_jojo@hotmail.com>
Ghent, Belgium - Monday, April 18, 2005 at 04:08:52 (MDT)


Dear Christian Clemmensen,

Please, include a review or at least some information about Enio Morricone's work in the beautiful film "The Mission", of 1986. I think that It's the best BSO ever created in film history. It seems to be music from other world! Sadly, I've noticed that It's omited in a lot of american web sites about BSO's. I dont know why.

Congratulations for your site. I like it very much.

Sincerely,

Raúl Pierri <rpierri@ipslatam.net>
Montevideo, Uruguay - Tuesday, April 12, 2005 at 11:08:45 (MDT)


Christian,
Great site, it's the first site I visit whenever I go on line.
Excellent reviews, positively un-PC remarks : I love it!
But your Faux Pas page....I've never laughed so hard in my life: that guy with the dinosaur stories, I nearly busted a lung!!
Keep it up boet! (boet = afrikaans for dude)

Lyell <Lyell5@yahoo.com>
Cape Town, South Africa - Monday, March 07, 2005 at 12:47:59 (MDT)


Ahh, how nice to find someone who hated the Phantom movie, and hates George W. Bush too... I've been a Phantom fan for many years, used to run an international Phantom fan club, and I've been deeply disappointed by how many Phantom fans are drooling over Gerard Butler and the new movie, without seeming to care what a travesty of the stage show and characters the whole thing is (not to mention insult to all the great stage cast members over the years). So thank you, thank you, thank you for writing such an intelligent, in-depth review. What a relief. The only area where I'd disagree with you is whether any other Phantoms have reached the heights Crawford reached - I think Peter Karrie, although very different, added more detail, and actually captured more levels of the character than Crawford did (though I admit I didn't see Crawford in person, and am judging this from bootlegs, and my husband seeing him twice). I've seen 18 actors in the role on stage and Karrie tops them all by far - and only 3 or 4 were worse than Butler.

Christine Clemens <cdaaeclemens@gmail.com>
USA / UK - Wednesday, January 19, 2005 at 06:24:24 (MST)


Dude, what happened to that chick that used to be on your personal site? Short black hair, great smile?
No offense, but she was much hotter than the girl you married.

Rudy
Cleveland, OH USA - Friday, January 14, 2005 at 11:42:02 (MST)


*waves*

Michelle <munchy@mailoman.com>
USA - Tuesday, January 04, 2005 at 10:53:00 (MST)


Christian...I also was a student of your fathers in the 80's, he also was a my best man in my commitment ceremony after high school. He's a hard man to google search! Could you pass on my info to him too?
I heard about you a lot too in high school, his love for you and your mother, and his story of how she started to have you when she was teaching has remained in my memory (and thats saying something, I have a really bad memory) and his influence to be political and say whats on your mind has stuck with me too. I can't believe you're all grown up, and I bet you're a great guy.

Nicole Meinzer <nickyboisf@sbcglobal.net>
San Francisco, CA USA - Thursday, November 04, 2004 at 01:29:44 (MST)


Five years, six months, two days and counting... Upwards and downwards, it's always been a great ride.

All the Best to you and Stella!

(somebody had to write something nice here for a change! ;-))

Christian Kühn
Freiburg i.Br., Germany - Friday, October 29, 2004 at 16:12:00 (MDT)


Just a message of support - I can't think of how much time you put into making Filmtracks so entertaining and useful. It's an incredible site and I hope you and Stella can keep everything going long into the future

Thanks!

John Cameron <jcameron6@msn.com>
New York, NY USA - Tuesday, October 26, 2004 at 13:48:26 (MDT)


Just surfed in and found this really interesting place here. A lot of good stuff for everybody.
Your site is a varied mixture of the latest news, specified information and fun stuff. You and your wife are cute too.
I will surely visit your site again sometime. Say hi to all people around the world. Good luck for the future.

Tanja <salldo@web.de>
Germany - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 02:26:17 (MDT)


You are the filth of the universe and a disgrace to the memory of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I will pray for your doom and the dismantling of your powerful website of sin. How do dare pretend to be a real music reference site when you hide anti-Christian and anti-George W Bush comments in your text!? Death to you!

Jesse <jess46@hotmail.com>
Nashville, TN USA - Wednesday, October 6, 2004 at 13:50:46 (MDT)


Hi Christian,
Although I've never met you, I've heard many stories about you and your family in years past. Your father was my History teacher at Del Mar High School in San Jose...by far one one of my most favorite and memorable teachers. Please let him know he's thought about often.. Feel free to to forward my e-mail to him if he has time to correspond these days.
Love your site by the way!

Susanne

Susanne Shakeri <susshakeri@yahoo.com>
San Jose, CA USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 13:45:42 (MDT)


Can you explain how this info got in to the hands of a fraud? Have you seen this sort of behavior before? I just wanted you to know how they are using your site and I would like my name and info to be kindly removed for the guestbook. Sorry for the hastle and know, by all means, that I am not blaming you for anything.

 
To: christian
Subject:    The answer of your question and hoping to read from you urgently.
Date:    Sep 7, 2004 4:45 PM
Dear Lovely Christian DesJardins,
 
    Thanks you for your quick respond and your wisely question how i got your name and contact.I read your mail and noted the whole contents.I discovered from you, that people are sending you mail always, Please for the sake of God do not reply them back or inform them that I wanted to transfer my late father's money into your account because those people are the enemies that killed my late father and they are invesgating to know whether i have transfered the money out of the country because it is because of this money that they killed my late father of which my uncle was among them .Because of this ,i ran away to a local hotel for securities reasons.They are now searching for my life so that they will kill me and seat or claims the money from a bank where my late father deposited the money with my name as his only daughter as next of kin to the fund. Please i am very happy to received this vital information from you.
 
 For your wise question, I got your name and contact from this website www.filmtracks.com.( Christian Clemmensen's Guestbook) and you from Noblesville , IN USA. Please i will like you to me for more details and if you have any question feel relax and ask me about this money.
 
Hoping to read from as soon as you can make it be possible.
 
Thanks and remain bless.
Joy Donko.

Christian <christianmd@earthlink.net>
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 19:41:41 (MDT)


I like the web site. one of my favorites, actually.ps. is it possible to have a review of the soundtrack to "muppet christmas carol"? I'm a Paul Williams fan. : )

Adam G. <samamigo82@aol.com>
San Antonio, TX USA - Saturday, September 04, 2004 at 07:51:29 (MDT)


You only stayed in bed "3" times!!!???? C'mon?????

Carl <carl@compare-sex-insurance.net>
USA - Tuesday, August 24, 2004 at 15:35:28 (MDT)


you hurled in Burger King? Tell us that story!!

Greg <deep_rising57@hotmail.com>
Casper, WY USA - Tuesday, August 24, 2004 at 07:06:48 (MDT)


i love the christain posture here and share it with my friend,take a look

charles <maagaa@hotmail.com>
USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 15:23:54 (MDT)


Nice website. keep up the good work


Samir <cooltarun2004@yahoo.com>
Chennai, USA - Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 03:34:33 (MDT)


please put more picture of young american foxes on your site, not just your pretty wife! I want to see more!

WILSON <arabwilmoi@yahoo.com>
Moscow, Russia - Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 10:55:35 (MDT)


CHRISTIAN- THIS IS A VERY GOOD JOB YOU ARE DOING HERE I LOVE TO HAVE MORE OF IT .THIS PLACE IS NICE FOR ME .IT MAKES MY UNDERWEAR SOILED WITH DELIGHT

Nwaba di Namba <Mugagama@maga.com>
Milan, ITALY - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 05:22:42 (MDT)


hi Christian !!
first: Filmtracks is great site ! I like it ...
I dont agree with some your comments (especially Hans Zimmer critics) but that is only thing of opinion : )
second: there is a lot of composers on this site, but someones missing !

for example: Graeme Revell, Marco Beltrami, Howard Shore,
Carter Burwell, Mark Isham, Michale Kamen, Gabriel Yared
or Media Ventures people ! .. can you add them ? in some time ..
I am from CZ so ... pardon for my english : )

please write to me: ArnieRimmer@seznam.cz

Thanks a lot ... good luck

Arnie Rimmer <ArnieRimmer@seznam.cz>
USA - Tuesday, June 15, 2004 at 12:16:24 (MDT)


How do you choose what filmscores to review? Is it a matter of what promo
scores are sent to you? My favorite scores include, "Mission", "Best Years
of Our Lives", "Silverado", and "Antartica" by Vangelis. I don't think I
saw reviews for them. I think I'm now up to owning 35 scores.

Bill Mahoney <billh@aol.com>
Lincoln, NB USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 16:44:21 (MDT)


Christian-
Hi...I was just looking through web sites, and I think I know your dad, Eric (Clem, as he was known by everyone:)) I was a freshman in his Inquiry and Expression class. I probably learned more there than I have in most other classes I've taken. I often think about him and wondering what he's been up to....as I am sure most people who knew him do! So, if you read this, and get a chance, if you could tell him hi for me, and give him my e-mail address, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

Lindsay Harris
Lindsaymharris@yahoo.com

Lindsay Harris <lindsaymharris@yahoo.com>
Santa Barbara, CA USA - Tuesday, May 25, 2004 at 17:11:25 (MDT)


awesome site. you have a cute wife too

uahou <uahou@yahoo.com>
Hawaii, USA - Saturday, May 15, 2004 at 07:25:15 (MDT)


I read your comments/review on Zimmer's Gladiator score. I was wondering if you could tell me the language spoken in the last three Tracks, I assume by Lisa Gerrard. Thanks.
Dr. Egol

Dr. Andrew Egol <andyegol@aol.com>
Fort Lauderdale, FL USA - Sunday, April 25, 2004 at 08:45:30 (MDT)


For Mr. Clemmensen. I suppose you get big bucks to make the reviews, but Hans Zimmer's work on Gladiator is nothing short of superb. It's ok fella. We all get one wrong every now and then.

Andre <tango@hotmail.com>
Houston, TX USA - Wednesday, April 21, 2004 at 17:41:48 (MDT)


Nice site, congrats on your amazon.com award. Well deserved indeed!
David

David <david@riewe.com>
Dallas, TX USA - Saturday, April 17, 2004 at 12:14:14 (MDT)


Hello. I am a graduate from England. Congratulations on your wedding. Pass on my regards to everyone you know and tell the old queen in Tinseltown that I'll come looking, some day.

James Southall <james@moviewave.net>
Bristol, UK - Wednesday, April 07, 2004 at 17:22:36 (MDT)


Christian,

I am writing a book on film music- a series of interviews, telling the complete story of what film music is and telling about the people behind it.

The book will be published by Silman-James Press, due to be out Late this year. Here are the interviews completed already:

Those involved::

Directors Jon Amiel and Atom Egoyan and director/producer Norman Jewison,
Marco Beltrami, Bruce Broughton, Jeff Danna, Mychael Danna, Don Davis, John Debney,Patrick Doyle, Cliff Eidelman, Robert Folk, John Frizzell, Philip Glass, Harry Gregson-Williams, Lee Holdridge, Mark Isham, Trevor Jones, Jan Kaczmarek, Rolfe Kent, Lebo M, Cliff Martinez, John Ottman, Basil Poledouris, John Powell, David Raksin, Graeme Revell, Jeff Rona, Marc Shaiman, Alan Silvestri, Brian Tyler, Gabriel Yared, Christopher Young, Jeff Atmajian, Pete Anthony, Brad Dechter, Mike Lang, Malcom McNab, Sandy DeCrescent, Robert Townson and JoAnn Kane Music,

The Foreword will be written by Christopher Young.

I am looking to have a little article done- 125 words or less to get readers interested. Thanks for your time and I look forward to speaking with you soon. (we have the same name- so I think you are obligated to help me now! ;-) )

Like the site- pretty inventive. Don't like spiders ey?

Best,

Christian

Christian DesJardins <christianmd@earthlink.net>
Noblesville , IN USA - Wednesday, March 24, 2004 at 05:07:20 (MST)


Christian - I thought of you at this juncture because I had very tenative plans to meet Jeff King in France (had - as in it ain't gonna happen). Jeff is living in Geneva for your reference. I am currently in Lyon with my fiance (congrats on your marriage by the way). Where are you living these days? Should you choose to email me I probably won't respond till Jan 5th when we return to scenic redwood city.

Constantine
650-793-0103

Constantine Kipnis <the_sweeper1@hotmail.com>
Redwood City, CA USA - Thursday, January 01, 2004 at 15:26:11 (MST)


You and Stella are a very cute couple. Congratulations on your good fortune! May you have the best in health and life.

Tuba <Tuba@comcast.net>
New Haven, CT USA - Monday, December 15, 2003 at 19:09:35 (MST)


I have the same name as you, not meaning that i AM you..

Christian Clemmensen
Aalborg, DK-Denmark - Monday, December 15, 2003 at 09:29:08 (MST)


What a lovely couple! Congratulations on your marriage. I tried to send you regular email, but was spam blocked. Having no idea why, I am using this method to send you my best wishes for a wonderful life together!

John
(please note my correct URL)

John Beal <johnbeal@earthlink.net>
Beverly Hills, CA USA - Thursday, November 20, 2003 at 12:12:59 (MST)


Not having met you, but having been enchanted and impressed by Stella; I had hoped that there was hope for you. But I can see from your beverage choice that you are probably hopeless.

Ah, well; I'll reserve judgment until after dinner together (whenever we work that out!)

Mike

Mike Parr <mikeparr@accessoutwest.com>
Missoula, MT USA - Wednesday, October 08, 2003 at 14:29:10 (MDT)


I'm trying to find out the name of a song. It's the Lord of th Rings' main theme, the one that you can listen to when the movie begins and the writing "The Lord of the Rings" appears. Can you help, me? You're my last hope.
Thank you
Bruna

Bruna <bru_alencar@yahoo.com.br>
Brazil - Sunday, August 31, 2003 at 20:16:53 (MDT)


Christian,
Congratulations on your success and your marriage. Stella is beautiful, and you look great! I knew you would make it. Please send my regards to your parents. Without your father's guidance, I would not be here today. Best wishes!

Evelyne <evutien@yahoo.com>
Milpitas, CA USA - Saturday, August 23, 2003 at 02:56:26 (MDT)


This site is interesting as well as informative. Enjoyed browsing through the site. Keep up the good work. Greetings.

Jacek Brun
Schneverdingen, Germany - Monday, August 18, 2003 at 04:41:20 (MDT)


Nice site, many items. But you are very subjective, esp. concerning Goldenthal. Though, it is fun reading your comments.

ST <Theis.st@web.de>
Gerolstein, Germany - Monday, August 11, 2003 at 17:14:38 (MDT)


Great site! Just wanted to say hello, keep up the good work! :-)

Gebrauchtwagen <jahreswagen@automarkt-und-autoboerse.com>
USA - Sunday, August 10, 2003 at 03:27:00 (MDT)


Dear Christian,

I am a graduate student from India

I am one of millions of fans of a little known musical genius from India, Maestro.Ilaiyaraaja (www.raajangahm. com). It gives me great pleasure and delight to share with you, information on Maestro. Ilayaraaja. Given below is a detailed description of this musical magician, who is largely unknown to the western audiences, thanks to poor marketing of his music.

Having been an ardent passionate listener of his music for the last 20
years, I (like several of other fans) strongly feel audiences in the west should also be able to indulge in the unique pleasure of listening to the creations of Maestro.Ilayaraaja.

We at RaajANGAHM (Raaja And Global Awareness of His Music)would be glad to gift you a set of CDs containing the best of Maestro. Ilaiyaraaja's works.

We are aware of the stellar reputation of the Filmtracks.com site. We request you to kindly give a review of his music for your website/online.

Awaiting your reply eagerly

Thanking you
Musically Yours

T.Madhan Raghavan

T.Madhan Raghavan <tmrrmt@rediffmail.com>
Goa, Goa India - Thursday, August 07, 2003 at 22:30:37 (MDT)


Your site is remarkable. Thanks for tending to the proud geek in all of us.

Vivian Le <alcott29@hotmail.com>
Woodland Hills, CA USA - Thursday, July 17, 2003 at 19:01:26 (MDT)


I'm an author listed in Tom DeMary's list of articles in the Elmer Bernstein Filmmusic Notebook.

I lost track of Tom a few months ago. Would you have his current e-mail address?

Thanks, Ross Care

Ross Care <rosscompose@hotmail.com>
Ventura, CA. USA - Wednesday, July 09, 2003 at 11:14:12 (MDT)


Well, Christian, I'll begin by saying this... personally, I imagine that you and I wouldn't have much in common on more serious issues, because 1, I'm a Christian, and 2, I'm generally a conservative when it comes to politics. But also have to admit that you have the best film score site on the web, period. I greatly respect and admire the work that you do here, it caused me to get a major nterest in film scores, and it's even inspired me to start my own radio show, on a local station down here. Me and a buddy of mine write a bunch of goofy comedy sketches that we perform, and also play a lot of film score "hits" as it were, it's quite fun. Thanks again for all you do here, and keep up the good work.
Sincerely,
Clark

Clark <indianajones2003@juno.com>
Fayetteville, GA USA - Friday, June 27, 2003 at 18:44:45 (MDT)


Very nice website!!! :)


Webmaestro
Miami, FL USA - Friday, June 27, 2003 at 01:45:30 (MDT)


Keep up this great resource. best greetings.

Private Krankenversicherung
Europe - Friday, May 23, 2003 at 04:24:06 (MDT)


I need u to help ur self and u must to know why we r created ...why..is it for fun and after 100 years old u r diad.....no there is reason .... and this is will help u more blive me i need to help u...

sallam <advicer2000@hotmail.com>
earth - Saturday, March 15, 2003 at 01:36:13 (MST)


Very nice website. Thanks for your reviews since 1995!!! :)

Webmaestro <global2000@theglobe.com>
New York City, NY USA - Sunday, January 05, 2003 at 17:24:01 (MST)


I love your site. It's very insightful and oddly, strikingly original and attractive enough to come back for numerous visits. Do you write all your own reviews or do others assist you? As a younger (21) film tracks lover and writer (recently signed a contract with Spyglass Entertainment - hopefully a future film of mine will have its score reviewed on your site), I would be happy to write reviews or guest reviews for you and am asking for neither pay nor recognition. If I can be of assistance, please let me know. Thanks again for your invaluable service to the film industry. P.S. I feel sympathy for your dealing with Fox Film Corp. I have had altercations with them in the past and am firmly convinced that outside of their films they are the worst company in Hollywood.
Regards,
Jonathan Meyers
jonmmeyers@hotmail.com

Jonathan Meyers <jonmmeyers@hotmail.com>
San Juan Capistrano, CA USA - Thursday, January 02, 2003 at 12:35:01 (MST)


Sorry I haven't got what you want, but I want it too! The filmmusic heard in Perfume. Saw the movie today.
So if you happen to track the CD, that I hope exists, please let me know.

This is my latest URL (only danish until now)
http://leif.ringtved.person.emu.dk/

Hi Life

Leif Ringtved <sky@post.tele.dk>
Frederiksdal, Denmark - Saturday, November 30, 2002 at 05:40:54 (MST)


Rock on! Good for you. That's the stuff dreams are made of!

The Fish <info@stupid.ca>
Toronto, ON Canada - Monday, November 25, 2002 at 13:46:44 (MST)


Hi dude...

Congratulations man, I am very happy for ya, glad to hear you got married... Also glad to see how you look, I was wondering how you look, after all I have been visiting your site for quite a few years now and now I finally see you... You two look great together. And your site is very cool, so is the one you made for you and your stella... Is she half greek? It may be a dumb question, I visit Greece quite a bit and she does look like one... They do look good, if I may say so my self...

Anyway, like what you have been doing online these past few years and just wanted to let you know what there are people out there who think you are doing a very good job... Take care and have a great winter!!!

Keep safe...

Stephen <sisko@get2net.dk>
Aarhus, Denmark - Monday, November 04, 2002 at 14:38:18 (MST)


Hello Christian! I've been lookimg *everywhere* for the soundtrack of Perfume (2001) and it looks like there isn't one? I want to find the beautiful opera-type songs with a woman singing on CD but am having no luck. Lush is credited with most of the songs on the DVD but from listening to their music online, I can't find anything remotely resembling these songs. Any idea what the songs are, who is singing them or where I can find them?

Thanks,
Sandy : )

Sandy Waulk-McConnell <swmcconnell@yahoo.com>
Sunbury, OH USA - Sunday, September 15, 2002 at 11:00:20 (MDT)


Through your devoted efforts your site is adding to the
sum total of enlightenment in the world
many thanks
zendo

Enlightenment <zendo@yahoo.kr>
NY, NY USA - Tuesday, September 10, 2002 at 11:26:18 (MDT)


Congratulations for you and Stella. Have a good future!

I love to discuss on your site, but you could update some filmographies though! And publish the donated review I sent

Pawel Stroinski <devoe@interia.pl>
Warsaw, maz Poland - Tuesday, August 27, 2002 at 05:07:58 (MDT)


Hi Christian. Big congratulations for your website I've been visiting several time a week ! Your website is a bit like my holly bible for the rest of the week ;-p
I wish you all the best with your wife; I hope your couple will create lots of new soundtrack fans!
Jérôme.

Jérôme <redrum59@caramail.com>
Lille, France - Friday, August 23, 2002 at 01:17:23 (MDT)


First of all, I LOVE your site, I come here at least once a week. Second, I was reading over all the stupid emails you've gotten (I don't think I've laughed that hard in awhile) and I just was wondering if all these people hate your page so much or whatever, then why do they keep coming back? It's not as if they're forced to come here or anything. People can be so stupid sometimes.

Swapna Krishna <Zenigma283@yahoo.com>
Evanston, IL USA - Tuesday, August 20, 2002 at 16:25:19 (MDT)


I didn't know you had a personal page - and I've been coming to your site several times a week for years! I come for your reviews, and was getting quite worried with no updates since mid-July. I finally noticed your 8/11 missive and explored other pages in your site, for the first time. Like this one. Congratulations and I hope to get a review update soon!

Michelle <MommyTrout@yahoo.com>
Silver Spring, MD USA - Monday, August 19, 2002 at 15:28:43 (MDT)


First of all, twice congratulations: one for your future wedding and another for your website about soundtracks. I´m a regular visitor since 2 years and every day I saw the page for updates, or news about this wonderful world of soundtracks. Thanks for bring me every time I type "www.filmtracks.com" a little piece of this magical world. Thank you very much

Sincerely, Luis.

Luis <ljl@wanadoo.es>
Madrid, Spain - Sunday, August 18, 2002 at 18:11:43 (MDT)


Hey there,
this is the first time i've goine to the 'personal' page - nice! I've been visitng filmtracks for god knows how long, but I have only one question about this personal section .... Jesus/Pepsi T-shirts?!?!!! Where??!!! I want one!!!! You say you're all out of them but come on ... it WOULD be his beverage of choice because Pepsi just down right kicks ass. And so what if I have a slgith caffeine addiction, it has nothing to do with it. Pepsi is the shit.
mike.

Mike <michael.cooney@oceanfree.net>
Reseda - unfortunately, but original from Galway, Ireland - USA - Sunday, August 18, 2002 at 14:32:02 (MDT)


I've been coming to this page for a long time and have enjoyed reading your opinions. I've been coming less since the updates have been sparse, but I'd like to say congratulations on your engagement! I hope your first child, will be a masculine child.

And make sure you don't let this page die...

Joon Kim <Trigboy9@hotmail.com>
Kent, WA USA - Thursday, August 15, 2002 at 22:28:58 (MDT)


Hey, just wanted to say that I've been going to your site for about a year now and have pretty much enjoyed it all. Most ppl I know aren't into soundtracks so its nice to hear someone talk about them who enjoys them so much. Have you heard the score to the Mel Gibson film that came out this past March? "We Were Soldiers" written by Nick Glennie-Smith. I know he's prolly not one of your favorite composers, but I think he made up for his "The Rock" score with this one. :-) If you've heard it are you planning to write a review?? Or if you havn't, well, do so, cause it rocks. :-) (Of course I only heard it in the movie so don't listen to me) ;-) -Chris

Chris <CaptLarryStroginof@hotmail.com>
Grand Rapids, MI USA - Wednesday, August 14, 2002 at 21:25:47 (MDT)


Hi Chris,

I just want to congratulate you and Stella with your upcoming marriage. I'm currently into a very exciting and passionate relationship and I really hope a marriage will come out of it.

The best of luck,
Roald

Roald <jaycevaneden@hotmail.com>
USA - Tuesday, August 13, 2002 at 08:54:43 (MDT)


Hey Christian! I'm a blast from your past! I'm about 99% sure that you were my first crush. (awwwwww) Then again, I was 12, so who really knows for sure. :) I'm not a stalker (contrary to my actions in 6th grade)... and its interesting that I stumbled onto your site after all these years. I couldn't resist the walk down memory lane. You are looking good, and seem to be happy in Montana! Glad to hear you are doing well! -Steph

Steph <stephanie@ondev.com>
Tampa, FL USA - Tuesday, July 30, 2002 at 12:46:36 (MDT)


Heya,

I read the flames you keep up, and though I love the remarks you make on those, mean, hateful, and absolutely ignorant messages; I have one thing to say to those people.

If you don't like his work. Don't go to Filmtracks... you stupid losers.. *see look, you are stupid.. AND losers.. thats like.. a double whammy and stuff.* And for all you, hurt, angry, stupid ass Christians, who think his work is singularly to torment, and stuff like that.. (i feign know of the weird shit churning round in your brainwashed heads, I don't go there, and frankly scares me to think you are still breeding, friggen Christians) He doesn't care enough about you to actually do something TO SPITE you.

It is one persons oppinion, and frankly that is what it means to be an american. Freedom to publically say whatever the hell you want, without cry-babies bitching about you're wrong, and recieving death-threats and shit. Get over it.

The world does not revolve around Christianity, or you, or me, or Christian Clemmensen; it... *sigh* you know.. I'm tired of this.

Christian, you rock. You have a wonderful site, and though I like some movies and stuff that you don't I take it in stride. Because it is what you believe, and you are free to believe in what you want. And all you losers flaming him.

Sit and spin.

Love, peace, and carbonated beverages,

Casey the Witchyartist.
Witchyartist
Lake Stevens, Wa USA - Tuesday, July 23, 2002 at 15:33:24 (MDT)


Hi, i was just wondering who you are, and if you are famous or anything, because a lot of people hate you (people usually hate famous people)and why you have counted the number of time you have stubbed you toe?

Charlotte <lotty96@hotmail.com>
UK - Friday, July 19, 2002 at 06:42:11 (MDT)


A friend of mine here in Missoula pointed me to your site and I LOVE IT! If you want to go out and have a drink with me sometime, I assure you that I a) don't like Jesus, b) do like baseball, and c) am not a psycho weirdo. Send me an email! -Sara

Sara <sgtn1rocks@yahoo.com>
Missoula, MT USA - Thursday, May 30, 2002 at 19:26 (MDT)


Dear Mr.Clemmensen,
You probably remember writing to me a few weeks ago informing me that I was a broadband thief! Well, my webmistress, Sandra LaMarche, has now been in touch with you and has solved the problem, a problem I might add, that I was totally unaware of.
That said, she also directed me to your filmtrack site and I was very impressed with the conents thereof, especially as they related to a review of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", in which I was proud to participate as the voice of Frollo. However, your reviewer has painted such a Cinderella portrait of the fate of this fine movie, that I felt I ought to write and inform you that he should update his thinking from 1996. It is true that there was controversy when it was released, but then there nearly always is when a project is bold and unexpected, especially when it's a Disney product. The fact, nevertheless, remains that the feature finally yielded a staggering $350 million worldwide as of 4 years ago, which represents the seventh highest box office receipt ever reaped by a Disney animated feature. Don't you think that should be inserted into your website, lest people run away with the idea that this was a lost cause. The release of the DVD 2 weeks ago also shows much promise, since many people who decided to stay away initially have by now heard the word that it is one of the finest ever produced and are buying a copy.
I wish you continued success with your remarkable achievement.
Sincerely, Tony Jay.

Tony Jay <tjvoice@earthlink.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Sunday, April 14, 2002 at 22:30:22 (MDT)


This is curently the best site to visit regarding soundtracks. Of course I don't always agree with your reviews but usually they are a real help in order to make buying decision. The only big flaw of this site is the search engine. It shows you everything but unfortunaly usually not the review/article you're looking for. But still, a very well done site!!

Felix Milbrecht <fmilbrecht@yahoo.com>
Dunn Loring, VA USA - Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 15:19:30 (MST)


Would you please let me know where I can find the soundtrack to "Flatliners/Falling Down"? I tried e-bay and half.com like the site suggested and they didn't have it. My sister and I have been trying to find this soundtrack for years, and her birthday is coming up so I'd love to surprise her with it; as well as a copy for myself. Please help
Thank you -Meghan

Meghan <quinnifer74@hotmail.com>
Chicago, IL USA - Thursday, January 10, 2002 at 10:26:40 (MST)


Don't know why I've never bothered signing this before, but I should now express my thanks to you, Christian, for running this great site. No other film music site is either as attractive in design or as comprehensive in its coverage. Thanks!!!

Josh Gould <richard.gould@ns.sympatico.ca>
Wolfville, NS Canada - Sunday, December 16, 2001 at 14:29:57 (MST)


Yeah, the one who works with you. Hilarious numbers. You dyed your hair blue but can't see the color blue? Do I detect some low-level masochism here? ;-)

My younger sister wants your body. Thought I'd share. I'm assuming Stella is on the page because she'd have a problem with my sister wanting your body. No worries, she's in Boise and already has a harem of boytoys.

Katrina <elusivegorgon@yahoo.com>
Missoula, MT USA - Wednesday, December 05, 2001 at 12:01:05 (MST)


Hi

I'm a student in the rainy city of Leeds, in England and I'm writing a dissertation on movie soundtracks, I've written about the theory and the concept behind how some think a soundtrack. I've also written about Bernard Herrmann and his work during his life, and I need a modern composer to write about, but I can't seem to find any info on modern film score composers,

I would be really gratefull if anyone had any suggestions on who to include, I need someone whos work is rather famous and interesting.

Please Please Help me and e-mail me your suggestions.
Thanks a lot,
Matt

Matt Shephard <meltonmowbrayporkpie@hotmail.com>
Leeds, England - Monday, November 26, 2001 at 06:42:18 (MST)


Hi there Chris,

I dropped in just to give once again my congrats. Please make sure not to give a harsh review on Horner's works, he deserves more than you usually give him,.lol. Well as you may have noticed already, am a BIG Horner fan, but I always describe myself as a person who watches movies depending on what soundtrack it has. ( Not always of course lol )

Lawrence Buontempo <lawrence.buontempo@magnet.mt>
Birkirkara, Malta - Thursday, November 22, 2001 at 08:26:06 (MST)


Dear Sir:
I am glad write to you. I am the manager of film soundtrack web in China- "www.m4mu.com" (Muisc For Movies Union).

I know your web is one of the soundtrack fan's favorites, then we wanna add up yours into our links. Could you mind allow us make a link of yours on our website? Then it can help more and more people in
China know your web site.

By the way, could you mind also set a link of ours on your web site? The name of our web site is "Music For Movie Union".

The address is: www.m4mu.com
The service ID is: http://61.140.76.201/

Could you mind accept our suggetsts? Waiting for your answer sincerely! Thank you! Welcome to China any time in the future.

Sincerely, Piao Gang

Piao Gang <peowgone@yahoo.com>
Wu Han, Hu Bei China - Friday, October 26, 2001 at 22:31:06 (MDT)


Hi Christian,
I am a bulagarian volksinger and singe with the Germany worldmusik Band from Cologne Schael Sick Brass band. I love you Site.I wish you very good luck. Sory, that my english ist very bad.

Ivanka Ivanova

Ivanka Ivanova Pietrek <songiva@hotmail.com>
Cologne, NRW Germany - Tuesday, October 23, 2001 at 14:24:17 (MDT)


hi Christian,first of all sorry for my english!!I am a classical guitar and composition student and since i was very very young,my best passion had always been film scores!!HERE in Italy is very difficult to find film scores because at regard there is no market!!Finally i've found a small shop in the centre of Rome that usually makes USA import!!For me Film Tracks is too much important and every day i visit it!!AS soon as possible i'll come to USA and Then i will buy everything!!!!I would like so much to be able to read some score magazines!I SAY THANK to you!!bye bye

riccardo rocchi <riccardo.rocchi4@tin.it>
rome, italy italy - Sunday, October 14, 2001 at 10:44:21 (MDT)


Dear Christain,

It's really nice to find a web site that that has the look and feel of a professionally developed site and then to realize that it was concieved, built and maintained by one indivdual!
You are to be commended, sir!
I hope that by now you are happily employed and marrried to that fox, Stella.
I must assume that a person of your talents no longer has time to count your pieces of junk-mail!

Be well & happy,
Bob

Bobiman <nospam@nospamplease.com>
Tenafly , NJ USA - Saturday, September 08, 2001 at 13:34:46 (MDT)


Your tribute to Danny Elfman is interesting but incorrect concerning Oscar nominations. In 1997, he was nominated for two Academy Awards-one for "Men in Black" and one for "Good Will Hunting". This was confirmed on the Filmtracks web site just a few pages away. Please update this fact so other Elfman fans won't get nasty.

MB Wright <gatormb@bellsouth.net>
Huntsville, AL USA - Friday, September 07, 2001 at 10:46:24 (MDT)


I just love hanging out here!

Timothy Austin <timaaustin@hotmail.com>
USA - Sunday, September 02, 2001 at 13:37:08 (MDT)


I am passionate your filmtracks site and I think you and Stella are lovely. I wish I could visit the two of you in Montana sometime. If you have any children, I would like to meet your family too. Word of advice: play classic film music for your babies and they will grow up smart!

Ann Costas <hercxena@texnet.com>
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, September 02, 2001 at 03:44:28 (MDT)


You have created a really nice site (this one and "filmtracks") - I want to send you a copy of the latest film & soundtrack project I have produced. It's the first one to be in stores nationwide (Tower Records chain) and I'm trying to find unique reviewers to see what they think. Please let me know if you would like to give it a go.

Thanks.

Peter Bavaro <peter@skypilotentertainment.com>
Staten Island, NY USA - Monday, August 27, 2001 at 14:00:30 (MDT)


Christian,
You and Stella make a great couple, so where's a picture of the two of you together!?!?! She's very pretty. We need you two to have beautiful children, for the sake of America!

Diana <dmorgan@peel.com>
Santa Monica, CA USA - Wednesday, August 01, 2001 at 06:27:41 (MDT)


The slender, tanned girl Stella on your website has the best smile of anygirl I have ever seen. Can you send me her e-mail or phone number? (unless you and her are an item... If you are, Im sorry for intruding)

Best Wishes,

Kevin Connolly <gtravel5@home.com>
Renton, WA USA - Thursday, July 19, 2001 at 13:27:05 (MDT)


love your site... just love it!
hope you are gonna keep it for a long time :)
best of luck
Daren

Daren Kimsey <DarenKing@videotron.ca>
Montreal, Quebec - Wednesday, July 04, 2001 at 05:24:47 (PDT)


Great site!

I enjoy reading your reviews, and find the track listings, samples, and research you must put into writing your reviews quite useful. I am a film composer myself, and find myself commonly in agreeance with most of your film reviews.

Here's something I'd really like to see: Classic film scores, especially Sergei Eisenstein films scored by Sergei Prokofiev, and the works of William Walton. It's humbling to look back at some of the marvellous original scores from the first half of the 20th Century, when talkies where relatively new.

Anyhow, just thought I'd do my part and sign your book and congratulate you. Please keep the reviews a coming!

Cheers,
Mark Germani
Mark Germani <markgermani@hotmail.com>
Vancouver, BC Canada - Tuesday, June 26, 2001 at 21:09:18 (PDT)


Hi Christian,

I love your site. It is my favourite - no q's asked.
I was reading your recent review of "The Mummy Returns" and there is an error - so I thought you might like to fix it. In this sentance : "Because of this basic approach of scoring each battle or chase with a rhythmically and thematically more diverse score, Silvestri's music is ultimately superior to that Goldsmith's" - their should be an 'of' between that and Goldsmith's at the end there.

No probs,
David.

P.S. I'll check back and see if you've fixed it :) (Only Kidding)(But am I?)

David Law <daveupho@hotmail.com>
Brisbane, Queensland Australia - Monday, May 07, 2001 at 04:29:15 (PDT)


Modesty is one of the most beautiful things a person can have.

It is hard to look around at all those people who think they have to show themselves off in order to have attention.I don't understand why people sometimes think that they need to express themselves in that manner.

Personally, I think it is revolting and degrading. Immodest dress stimulates perverted thoughts and can lead to potentially criminal acts including rape and violence. Other outcomes of these thoughts can even be fatal.

Some criminals who have committed hard-core crimes have one thing in common. They were addicted at some point prior to their misconduct to pornography. What a hideous result to something the world sees as OK more and more each day.

I know of some families who have been destroyed because of the addictions of one to porn.

To those who are struggling in this area, I urge you to seek help. Don't destroy that which you hold so dear and precious. Don't allow yourselves to become so full of addiction that you end up in jail. It is not worth it.

Being with those you love and who love you is worth it. Pornography cannot and never will bring joy into your life. Only pain and guilt will be felt. I protest the expressionistic views of the media in this regard.

Without pornography, I believe we will have safer and more loving communities. The world would be a much better place.

sanam <subam33@hotmail.com>
USA - Saturday, May 05, 2001 at 13:35:20 (PDT)


Small world isn't it...My grandfather (mothers side) was John Clemmensen
from Hoehne Co.

A. J. Bender <hoehne5984@aol.com>
Mechanicsburg, Pa USA - Wednesday, May 02, 2001 at 17:21:02 (PDT)


Great site, keep work

i build a web site almost like you ! but only the videogame music!

Dave Boudreault <xenogear@globetrotter.net>
Rimouski, QC Canada - Wednesday, May 02, 2001 at 06:27:51 (PDT)


Congratulations on your magnificent soundtrack site. I read it nearly every day! I just found your personal page today and love your sense of humor.

Your girlfriend Stella looks awesome. She looks very sexy. We want more pictures of Stella! :)

Tari

Taraji Williams <4evernight@austarmetro.com.au>
New Haven, Australia - Monday, April 16, 2001 at 22:41:52 (PDT)


I wish I could come up with something witty, but I have been on a drinking binge with my wife and friends playing "Loaded Questions" all night, so clever witticism escapes me at the moment.

The Dude <samnderek@msn.com>
Orlando, FL USA - Sunday, April 01, 2001 at 09:12:40 (PDT)


A terrific site Christian. I try to check your filmtracks page whenever possible. Although I do not agree with about 1/3 of your reviews, more often than not I have been able to make great purchases using your advice (Beyond Rangoon, The Saint, ET: The Extra Terrestrial come to mind). Keep up the great work.

Joti <sth04@uow.edu.au>
Wollongong, NSW Australia - Sunday, March 25, 2001 at 16:08:16 (PST)


Stella is gorgeous...and I hope you two get married...(assuming you are still togeher)
And I like your site...and your sense of humor. iment what I said in my e-mail...she should marry you for your sense of humor alone...evn if you had nothing else of value (obviously you have quite a bit else...)
Best wishes..seriously

Patricia Smith <pattiesmith@earthlink.net>
Fredericksburg, VA USA - Friday, March 09, 2001 at 19:07:09 (PST)


Even my sister has signed down there, not to mention the regulars at the Scoreboard forum....So here I go:

Good site, good sense of humor...
Therefore(how couldn´t I post it?):
Keep up the good work (I know, I know...an original tense)

Anyway, I would consider the orangatangs being cooks, as long as they (almost all the times) washed their hands before cooking...

Just "as always" :)
-- Jorge

Jorge Núñez <jorge_mang@yahoo.es>
Spain - Thursday, March 01, 2001 at 03:46:13 (PST)


Strange, I didn't realize you had a guest book until today. Wow, took me long enough to figure that out. Anyway...
Christian, your dedication to excellence (and your wacky sense of humor) keep me coming back day after day...after day...after day... Thank you so much for your contributions to the film scoring community. I consider it a privilage to say I know you. Thanks for everything!

Cap Stewart <euphonix@usit.net>
TN USA - Saturday, February 17, 2001 at 14:19:34 (PST)


Though I have been a reqular since June of 2000, this is the first time that I have visited this page. You have a fantastic site and I check in more than once a day. Because of this site my love and interest for filmscores has been rekindled and I've been able to get many scores that I thought were unavailable. Your site is also incredibly user friendly. Keep up the good work. By the way, I saw that you got your MA in Speech Comm. Though I didn't, I did minor in it in college in Samford University in B'ham. I gave a GREAT speech on the advantages of gun control. 2 angry notes later in my mailbox proved my point that way too many nuts have their fingers on the trigger.

Tom <sauron158@mindspring.com>
Atlanta, Ga USA - Thursday, February 15, 2001 at 08:49:29 (PST)


I came across your website as I was doing research for a site I am building. I am doing something similar to what you're doing, although not with music. My site would probably send some traffic your way, so I would be interested in speaking with you if you have time.

Thank you
Rich

Richard Adrian <rjadrian@pacbell.net>
USA - Tuesday, February 13, 2001 at 14:44:06 (PST)


Are you and Stella married? If you arent, I WANT TO COME to your wedding! She is so beautiful (and you are pretty strapping too, but its more fun to talk about the lovely ladies ;) ). Do you only date fitness models or something? I want to see more pictures! Thank you,

Jennifer Kelly <jkel4u2@verio.net>
Sterling, VA USA - Thursday, February 08, 2001 at 12:51:08 (PST)


This is a very funny page. :)

Fiddle dee dee
USA - Monday, February 05, 2001 at 04:04:04 (PST)


Filmtracks it great, it's my internet home, the site design is great, you're a very weird but likeable guy, yada, yada, yada. Enough small talk, we have something serious to discuss. Why is it that we are not using ultra-intelligent orangatang monkeys as the wait staff at restaurants? I recently saw a discovery channel documentary about these remarkable primates, and has no one thought of how many advantages there would be if we did this? I don't want orangatangs being cooks mind you, no, that would give them far too much power in society, but the wait staff...now that's what I would call a great society!

Think about it...I shall contact you in 47 days when the sun is in alignment with something else in space...

Brendan Anderson <anders18@augsburg.edu>
Minneapolis, MN USA - Saturday, February 03, 2001 at 07:22:09 (PST)


Thanks Christian. Thanks for loving this music at least as much as I love it, and for doing so much for it. Film Music (I prefer to say "Contemporary Classical Music" or Sublime Music) is for me the most beautiful music in the world, so beautiful that I sometimes wonder if it really belongs to the world. Listening to Legends Of The Fall, drinking a glass of good Champagne and reading the reviews of Film Tracks...La vie est belle ! Bonne continuation Christian.
P.S. It would be a pleasure for me to correspond with some other film music enthusiasts. Salut!

Frédéric Gerst <adalric@aol.com>
Ribeauvillé, 68 FRANCE - Wednesday, January 31, 2001 at 02:22:45 (PST)


Been reading Filmtracks for years and I've never bothered to sign this thing before. And I just realized that every time I glance over this page, I wonder how much of that "number of times" stuff is actually true and how much of it you just made up on the spot.
Oh, well. Keep up the good work.
And here's an interesting link for you.

John Dunham <XShakaWTWF@aol.com>
USA - Tuesday, January 30, 2001 at 12:27:50 (PST)


Love what you've done with the place. I've admired your handywork for YEARS... We're talking centuries here. I'm finally coming out of the closet and signing the guestbook under my real name (no, I won't identify my previous entry(ies). You have a fabulous site and hope you keep it going for a long time. It's one of the rare things I come back and read regularly. Thanks, thanks, thanks.

Nick <nickgemas@yahoo.com>
Wichita, KS USA - Sunday, January 28, 2001 at 01:02:56 (PST)


Your sense of humor is refreshing.

Jack Olin Hotchkiss < jackhotchkiss@yahoo.com>
Fort Worth, TX USA - Saturday, January 20, 2001 at 00:21:51 (PST)


I love your web site, it's very cool .Never seen anything like it. keep up the good work. Hope to meet you face to face some day. bye!

Kirsten Bodkin <mailme@kirstensmail.com>
Trinidad - Thursday, January 18, 2001 at 12:42:35 (PST)


Wow, your site is easily the best film music site on the web! Far better than that crap at Movie Wave, the most pretentious rubbish I've ever seen. I can't believe he didn't give Gladiator five stars but he gave the idiotic Mission: Impossible 2 four stars! What a dickhead.

All the best.

James Southall <james@moviewave.freeserve.co.uk>
Birmingham, WM England - Wednesday, January 17, 2001 at 12:32:11 (PST)


Hey, Christian! I've been a lurker in the shadows of FilmTracks for awhile! Keep up the good work! (even though I think The Rocketeer deserved five stars...:-)

Austin Ross <austin@writersetc.com>
USA - Saturday, December 30, 2000 at 18:54:13 (PST)


Great site. I have been a regular at Filmtracks.com for about 3 years now and I am just now signing the guestbook.

David Stanfield <superdavestanfield@hotmail.com>
Bryan, TX USA - Thursday, December 28, 2000 at 00:25:54 (PST)


Come with me if you want to live.

Stinky Pete <lastinck@hotmail.com>
Sprite Colony, Mars - Monday, December 25, 2000 at 17:05:10 (PST)



have you ever been to the seattle international film festival? i realize this is a place for commentary not questions. but if you have the time to email, i have a project starting the first of the year and i think you might have some valuable input. but, if you never get around to the above quest...laughter is one of the most precious things i have and your lists in the personal info did just that. thank you.

Alison S. Kelly <ask999@hotmail.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Monday, December 25, 2000 at 15:28:07 (PST)


I just read your article "Soundtracks...Is it a Guy Thing?" and I have wonder whats up with you people of America. I don't know how well you did your research or how many people it was that you surveyed but I know a hell of a lot of women who are fanatics when it comes to Film music. I myself am a university music student in the field of composition and I plan to work in the film industry one day writing for the screen. Your article kinda pissed me off because you gave the impression that women are incapaple of becoming excited over film scores unless it is in the context of a romantic movie. That is so crap. You are making the kind of stereo-type that will make it very hard for women to get into the business and be given the same respect and opportunites as men. With every person out there that has the same ideas about this as you, it will be that much harder for me to get a break. Next time maybe thorough research and a more considerate attitude would actually do something constructive for women in the industry.

Sarah <fogeddaboudet@hotmail.com>
Canada - Thursday, December 21, 2000 at 14:31:36 (PST)


My name is not that of a season and I don't know of any Johns around at the moment. Nice page and nice way of putting things you have...MMMHHH!:)Made me happy, made me smile...All is fine! Wish I had the same skills....but hey! one can't have it all...Keep it up...I'll keep reading...
Luv,

Fatima <fnunez@usal.es>
Salamanca, Spain - Monday, December 18, 2000 at 12:35:59 (PST)


Congratulations! Entertainment Weekly magazine's October 27, 2000 issue highlighted filmtracks.com (page 125).

Amanda Mahaffey <amahaffey@rmsreprints.com>
Lancaster, Pennsylvania USA - Friday, November 17, 2000 at 11:38:46 (PST)


You da man!

Jon <wrigs17@aol.com>
OAKLAND, CA USA - Wednesday, October 25, 2000 at 23:00:54 (PDT)


Actually, I have nothing to say other than that I like film music, and that this site is the only reason I get up in the morning. The Scoreboard Forum gets me through my day. (except when that FilmQuacks quack ceases his hilarious quacking (or burping? What is it anyway?)... for a little while.)

Nicholas Treis <treisycle@aol.com>
Barre (Like berry), VT USA - Friday, October 20, 2000 at 10:58:12 (PDT)


I'll BE BACK

Simon <simon@staylor49.freeserve.co.uk>
Swindon, UK - Tuesday, September 26, 2000 at 15:30:29 (PDT)


Dear Sir,

I am writing to you from the Thavorn Beach Village resort in Phuket, Thailand. We have just recently acquired the chinese junk that was used for the filming of 'Cutthroat Isalnd' and we are looking for information on the boats history i.e. where it was built , how old it is and what it used to be used for. Do you have any information that we could use or do you know anybody who might have this information?

Thank you very much for your help.

Sandra Schinzel <info@thavornbeachvillage.com>
Patong, Phuket Thailand - Saturday, September 02, 2000 at 02:28:37 (PDT)


Thanks to you i could know more and more about my favorites composers, and i could link with Craig Spaulding my favorite soundtrack source. Your web site is the best i've ever seen about scores, i liked the sentence that was before and starting saying "there are soundtracks..." that is essencially.
Thanxs anyway

Gustavo Rojas <gar@cotelnet.com.ar>
Merlo, Buenos Aires, Argentina - Wednesday, July 05, 2000 at 11:39:23 (PDT)


For some reason I stumbled across your guestbook or e-mail archive page. I've never laughed so hard in my life. Do you deserve those vicious messages? Strangely enough I agree with almost all of your opinions on your personal page, and if you hadn't ripped on ERIC SERRA's last release I'd Almost feel sorry for you. Plus the fact of those scuzzy pictures of yourself on your page (I bet you carry them around in your wallet) makes me believe you thrive on the mere attention you get from your crappy web page. Which makes me wonder why I'm even bothering.....

Ramen... <Medea3000@aol.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Thursday, June 29, 2000 at 16:24:03 (PDT)


If only all webmasters were as interesting! In a technology that so people hide behind, it is good to see someone actually present a personal page while running a big site. We're with you, Mr. Clemmensen, no matter how many lunatics jump out of the woodwork to get you.

Markus D <Mld316@excite.com>
Germany - Thursday, June 22, 2000 at 12:15:29 (PDT)


I was trying to get information on a particular soundtrack and stumbled across your website. Interesting and funny and perked up this 60 yr old grandmother's evening. Kept reading and never did get the information I was searching for. Oh, well, will try another evening. Will pass this on to my two 21 yr old sons, they will enjoy!!!

Earlene <HEPPKATT@webtv.net>
Fenton, Mo USA - Friday, June 16, 2000 at 21:40:29 (PDT)


Very good Site, i am a familiar in denmark

Lars Clemmensen <fjsch@daks.dk>
Denmark - Friday, May 26, 2000 at 00:10:14 (PDT)


None at the moment (it's 3 a.m. and I'm only a little bit tired x-), but be prepared: you will get a letter from me in the next three weeks. Otherwise, good luck with your exams!!

Best wishes, Christian from cold and dark Bavaria

Christian Kuehn <chr_kuehn@gmx.net>
Mauerstetten (Bavaria), Germany - Thursday, May 25, 2000 at 06:45:11 (PDT)


Hello Christian, how are you doing..?

My name is Gert, I live in Belgium and I am trying to make a thesis (??) for my studies for librarian. This thesis is about filmmusic and I am therefor searching interesting and high quality filmmusic-CD's with a preference for original filmscores rather than song-soundtracks...
I happened to read your website and I see that you give a certain rating for each CD (from one to five stars).
My question: are you involved with filmmusic professionally or is it just a hobby...? I would like to know this because I have to find above all some reliable "sources" as far as the ratings are concerned..., and someone who is professionally involved with filmmusic is supposed to be more reliable than someone who is just a filmmusic-fan or lover...
Can you inform me, please...?
Thanks a lot!

Gert

gert <zjievie@hotmail.com>
tessenderlo, Belgium - Monday, May 15, 2000 at 14:07:40 (PDT)


Dear Christian!
First of all: Congratulations to your various pages! As director and actor I'm also interested in soundtracks and composers. By surfing on the net I've found the James-Horner-section. It's very informative and user-friendly. By the way - after researching for "Jumanji" - OST, I recognized something funny: all tracks have been composed by Mr. Horner himself, but the net offers me two artists, called Tom & Domino Blue who declare themselves as composer and performer of the main title theme from "Jumanji".
I've bought the record, listend to it closely... but couldn't found a composition that belongs to them or Mr. Horners soundtrack. My question: would you be so nice - if it´s possible - to do a little bit of research? (helpfull link: www.domino-blue.com ... use tom blue link for further detailed info)... `cause the reason of contacting you is a simple question: is it true, that those two artists did the title-song of "Jumanji" - and knows Mr. Horner all about this? Please - handle this info confidental, and if you get actual results, write to my e-mail-adress.
Greetings from Vienna
Werner W.

Werner Wawruschka <werner.wawruschka@chello.at>
Vienna, Austria/Europe - Monday, April 24, 2000 at 07:02:07 (PDT)


Hi Christian. I've been visiting Filmtracks for quite a while now, and I'm continuously impressed by it. I think I’ve viewed your personal info once before, but I guess I didn’t have time to sign your guest book…sorry about that. I remember sending you an email once, but can’t for the life of me remember what I asked (you didn’t reply to me anyway, so oh well). I just wanted to say that I completely agree with your views on religion. Most people are too brainwashed to even be able to accept anyone else’s views on the subject, so I suppose that’s why it can be such a hot topic (well, in the bible belt anyway). There are probably a few hundred other things I could say here, but I won’t. So I’ll just leave it with “Wonderful work, Christian”.

Josh <filmscore@eudoramail.com>
Birmingham, AL USA - Wednesday, March 22, 2000 at 10:51:25 (PST)


Keep up the great work on the site, Christian. It is good to see that you don't take it too seriously when the nutcases decide to attack!

Jeff Anderson <jandersal@biotechsys.com>
Olympia, Washington - Saturday, February 26, 2000 at 19:14:52 (PST)

I just wanted to say that I enjoyed your web page, it was slightly different from others ones that I've seen in the past. When I started to read it I thought you were Danish at first but I never found out..... Actually, how did I get on this web page when I was looking for gift giving information for one of my essays???


Christina Egeland <c.egeland@exeter.ac.uk>
Exeter, England - Thursday, February 24, 2000 at 12:53:33 (PST)



just to let you know... you have a great sense of humor!

Vanessa <vko74@yahoo.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Wednesday, February 09, 2000 at 13:37:45 (PST)



Hi Christian! Your web page is way cool! :)

Eve-Anne Doohan <eveanne@u.washington.edu>
Seattle, WA USA - Friday, February 04, 2000 at 11:58:51 (PST)



Have to apologize for sign up this late. I believe this place is not only my cyber-home, but to many as well. This site is indeed a pride and passion. I just scanned through the scoreboard archives, and just realized me, you and Jens are the CORNERSTONES of the scoreboard. Hope we can continue to scramble and have fun at scoreboard. May be one day you can hold a meeting for your scoreboard gang at Seattle. And don't forget, make up a Scoreboard Pas Faux Page!!! May be a Scoreboard Hall of Fame as well!

take care

Larry C <mariojr@sympatico.ca>
Toronto, ON Canada - Friday, January 21, 2000 at 01:25:29 (PST)



Where's your review of the Reservoir Dogs soundtrack?

Martta Rose <kamrtta@viconet.com>
Montclair, NJ USA - Friday, January 14, 2000 at 08:13:32 (PST)



I visit this site very often. It guides through my choices of great soundtracks. Thank you very much!

Roger Gamache <roger_gamache@hotmail.com>
Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec Canada - Sunday, January 09, 2000 at 06:12:28 (PST)


Did you know that there was incest in our family tree during the 19th Century?

Miranda Clemmensen <miranda@telecom.dk>
Nyborg, Denmark - Thursday, January 06, 2000 at 03:21:36 (PST)



Was searching for family tree and kind of dumped in to your page.

Nickolaj Clemmensen <nickoclemmensen@hotmail.com>
Oslo, Norway - Monday, January 03, 2000 at 11:46:47 (PST)



It is that time of year once again, CP. Time to redo your personal page and include me with your new life mission statement! Happy New Year, love...

Stella May Schlegel <stellam@mssl.uswest.net>
Missoula, MT USA - Sunday, December 26, 1999 at 11:02:48 (PST)



Why is it, that no one cares about the factors that shift the balance of power- Why have invasive plants taken over?

I believe that it is the very bees themselves that have caused this ecological catastrophy in out bioregion. You see, the honey bees are non-native, and they effectly pollinate non-native weeds, while they cannot effectively pollinate natives. Yet they drive the natives away. It is the whole white man hurts the brown men thing done over again on a very small scale.

William Schlegel <wischlegel@hotmail.com>
Missoula, MT USA - Monday, November 29, 1999 at 21:28:14 (PST)



I work for an indie film co, our movie opens in Seattle soon, could you check out our website and listen to our soundtrack and maybe link our page to yours. We would really appreciate it.

fabiane carter <fabianecarter@hotmail.com>
Tarzana, ca USA - Friday, October 08, 1999 at 10:49:09 (PDT)



This is all quite amusing, and i'm in almost total agreement. You have some interesting things to say...and you're not afraid to be different or unpopular. i like that a lot.

Josephine/Morticia <morticia@ionet.net>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Sunday, August 29, 1999 at 02:12:38 (PDT)



You're a really cute and sweet guy, Christian. And a soundtrack buff! Now if only you were gay (alas, the ladies need something...)

Hope your eyes are okay. Keep up the great web page.

Scott <scott@darwest.com>
Bloomington, IN USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 01:10:49 (PDT)



a new visitor, so i haven't had time to fully browse your site...and with all of the letters you get i'm sure you may not be able to get to this one as it might seem quite unimportant....but i've gotta keep looking: do you know if there is any copy out there of jerry goldsmith's score for "judge dredd" other than just the trailer track? if so..can you help? bill

bill karp <ubobafett@aol.com>
west orange, nj USA - Friday, August 20, 1999 at 18:59:56 (PDT)



I enjoyed your john williams site a great deal. The only problem I found was that absence of back to the future in the composer tributes for 1985! To me this is one of my favorite works by williams.

Koichi Yanaga <kyanaga@cs.ucr.edu>
USA - Tuesday, August 10, 1999 at 08:44:56 (PDT)



Sir, you know you will be held accountable to God for everything you have said towards Him, and you will be responsible for every person that has read this and believed this junk. I hope you are ready for that whenever you do meet the great God that created you. I will pray for your soul, and that you will come to the truth of Jesus Christ...He loves you and died a sinful death for you, even though you choose to mock Him. You can be forgiven if you ask, but I hope you don't wait too late.

Michelle <sunshine1356@hotmail.com>
USA - Tuesday, August 10, 1999 at 05:46:00 (PDT)



Hello kindred spirit,

I love George Carlin too. He has such a great brain/mind. Surely one of the greatest minds of our time. He expresses himself with a mind-awakening, stimulating clarity that seems rare among celebrities, public speakers, or just the common person for that matter.

Thanks

p.s. - a fine website this is, if I may say so.

Chris Wilemon <slushypip@home.com>
Woodbridge, NJ USA - Thursday, July 29, 1999 at 05:15:35 (PDT)



May Thaxton be hit by a flying turd!

Dr. Seed (Jeremy) <R7WSeed@aol.com>
Pheonix, AZ - Wednesday, July 28, 1999 at 03:06:56 (PDT)



I just stumbled upon your page, and I wanted to say that I loved it. It is really funny...so keep adding, i'd love to see more.


Melissa <hey_melissa@yahoo.com>
Englewood, FL USA - Friday, June 04, 1999 at 11:47:37 (PDT)



You've a great site, can you send me others photos ?

Love, Fakry

Fakry <Fakry@yahoo.com>
Brussels, Belgium - Tuesday, May 18, 1999 at 06:22:39 (PDT)



gosh, I was just flipping through the alumni list and I saw that you have a home page! It was very entertaining! You haven't changed one bit!

Michael Allan Degala <madegala@pacbell.net>
Sacramento, Ca USA - Saturday, May 08, 1999 at 02:53:02 (PDT)



Christian, my friend, I have just been reading this guestbook. It strikes me that even when people disagree with you, they still like you...How do you do this to us?! Do you actually read these comments? Guess I will know soon enough.

Stella <smschlegel@sisna.com>
Cheney, WA USA - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 22:07:12 (PDT)



Hi Christian, as you can see my name is Shane. I have been visiting this web site for 2 yrs or so. I am a huge score fan, though obviously not as big as you. Anyway, I have been considering putting a website up myself, I was wondering how you went about getting advertising, getting banners and such from places like cd universe etc. And if you had any general help info that you would be willing to share. I was also wondering if I could leave a link on my page for you. I would hope that I could ocasionally discuss these sort of things with you. I realize your time budjet is tight, but I hope that you could e-mail me back.
My email is: seinfinn@hotmail.com
I look forward to hearing from you, thankyou for your time.
Sincerely, Shane Smith


Shane Smith <seinfinn@hotmail.com>
Edmonton, AB Canada - Tuesday, March 09, 1999 at 11:48:06 (PST)



This is simply the best site on the entire Internet! Your sense o humour is great and I share your strange political beliefs! Yeeeeeha! Execute all damn rapists!

Jens Dietrich <Dietrich@Golf.de>
Bretten, Germany - Sunday, February 28, 1999 at 04:53:30 (PST)



Just buzzing around the net and figured I'd try to see what you were up to. Good to know you're still around and still more interesting than anyone I've met in recent years. later

Jeff King <jking@netbeet.ne.jp>
Otofuke, Japan - Thursday, February 18, 1999 at 20:17:13 (PST)



Nice page Christian... Keep up the good work...

Marc Clemmensen <kemikeren@mail1.stofanet.dk>
Aarhus, Denmark - Sunday, February 07, 1999 at 12:45:02 (PST)



I'm working with Finish version of Movie Composers Gatalogue and I'm very enthusiastic to have kind a huge list of composers.Because i have now about 100 differnt names and I'm sure somebodys missing. Specially THE OLD GUYS. I do have guys like Dimitri Tiomkin,Alfred Newman,Max Steiner all ready but somebodys missing. Somebody very important. Could you guys help me????
Yours:Jussi Pellonpää.Journalist of FreaX-Moviezine.
PS:Great pages here.

Jussi Pellonpää <jussi@freax.com>
Forssa, Finland - Friday, February 05, 1999 at 03:49:16 (PST)



It's tasteless. Much like yourself. :)

Julie <4agoodtime@goitalone.com>
Missoula, MT USA - Tuesday, January 26, 1999 at 17:42:49 (PST)


This is my first visit to your site, and so far, I've enjoyed it. I just finished reading your personal section, and was killing myself laughing about the looking in the mirror, first thing in the morning part. I still have more of the site to see, so...keep up the good work. By the way, nice name :)

Christian <Jungleman_1977@yahoo.com>
Canada - Wednesday, December 30, 1998 at 08:57:43 (PST)



I wonder if you have any relatives in Norway or Denmark. My great grandfather came from Dennmark to Norway in 1910. About myself: I am 44 years old, married with Randi. I have two children. Anne Stine 17 years, Stein Gunnar 14 years. Regards Bjørn Clemmensen.

Clemensen Bjørn <bclemens@c2i.net>
3750 Drangedal, Norway - Wednesday, December 30, 1998 at 06:58:44 (PST)



You have an awesome website! I love your sense of humor and political opinions. If only everyone could lighten up a bit, the world run much more smoothly and happily!


Daina Charland <dcharlan@calpoly.edu>
San Jose, CA USA - Sunday, December 20, 1998 at 01:16:47 (PST)



Hi, enjoyed your site more than several I've had to endure recently. Actually, I enjoyed it a lot more than the previous sentence seems to indicate. I am on a quest and have spent long hours at the computer searching and E-mailing anyone who might have the information. When I lived in Portland, I had a part-time radio show with a friend. One Thursday, he showed me an extremely cool CD. It was cuts from the Star Wars Trilogy spliced and looped and so on to make songs. One that stands out in my mind was a dialogue between Luke and Vader. "You're not my father!f" "I'm your father." There was another one based on the TIE fighter scream. Anyway, the next day we got to the studio and someone had swiped the CD. To compound my stupidity, I don't know the name or who composed it. It was done around 1992-96 and was with permission of 20th Century Fox (I remember that but can't recall the title!) If you or anyone else reading this blathering has any information or more ideas where I could look, I'd appreciate it. I'm beginning to think someone spiked our water jug. Anyway, throw me an e-mail one way or the other. Thanks for listening and keep up the strange work.
Cheers!

Scott

Scott McLoud <microbru@televar.com>
Bellingham, WA USA - Tuesday, December 15, 1998 at 18:32:08 (PST)



I like your web very much. Altough, I am a latin guy, I enjoy your commentaries, because they are very acurate. Also, I am a big fan of sountrack music.

Edgar Delgado <edelgado@nacion.co.cr>
San Jose, 1 Costa Rica - Sunday, December 13, 1998 at 13:57:12 (PST)



Hey, really nice site; I loved the quotes. Enjoyed my visit. Thanks!

Mulebone <Mulebone@webtv.net>
Galveston Island, Tx USA - Sunday, December 06, 1998 at 16:22:19 (PST)



Would really like to hear your review of soundtracks to "Love Affair" (1994) and "The Mirror Has Two Faces." I believe Ennio Morricone did the former, and Barbra Streisand the latter? Thank you for keeping up a wonderful site.

Joseph the Scribe <mr.seven@eudoramail.com>
Here, There USA - Friday, December 04, 1998 at 07:43:20 (PST)



Fantastic sight! BUT. . .your review of Batman Returns was most unsettling. I agree with the problems you sighted, yet it has to be said that the movie requires those elements. A gothic score = heavy organs, catwoman = screechy strings, and the lullaby was needed for the umbrella scene during the film. I don't mind if you disliked the score, but credit must be given to Elfman! In the context of the movie, the VERY LITERAL use of scoring worked well. Granted, that when listening to it alone, it can become annoying (ESPECIALLY THE CLOWN MUSIC!). Yet why not include a "music as heard in the movie" rating like some of your other reviews? Perhaps an update is needed? Oh well, I babble too much - I'll cut it short. I just hope you realize that Batman Returns is a score that is more the victim of Tim Burton's bizzare vision, and not Elfman's scoring. Hope you continue the great work, it's a great site! Whenever I need some good film music info and reviews, I'll turn to your web page.

Walker T.R. <sandbarn@aol.com>
Naperville, IL USA - Friday, November 06, 1998 at 18:13:01 (PST)



If you ever come to the conclusion that you don't have all the answers when it comes to Jesus, this organized religion employee wouldn't mind taking a stab at an honest (as opposed to cynical with sarcastic overtones) inquiry.

Jim Faulk <Jim@secondbaptist.org>
Springfield, MO USA - Tuesday, November 03, 1998 at 14:00:14 (PST)



Hi Chris!
Normally I'm not very interested in film music, but a friend without an internet account ask me to find a few information about James Horner. So I found you and I am absolutly speechless! Great work! I enjoyed it a lot!

Lwaxana <Lwaxana@berlin.snafu.de>
Berlin, Germany - Sunday, October 25, 1998 at 01:14:27 (PDT)



Seriously funny stuff here!!! Keep it up!!!? (Heh heh heh)


Kaitlin Greene <miss_terri2@hotmail.com>
Leeds, England - Thursday, October 22, 1998 at 15:07:22 (PDT)



I too have vision problems--I've not been diagnosed with anything by an opthamalagist but last time I got a new prescription for glasses the doctor notice a freckle sized point in my retina of my left eye. He said just come back for frequent check-ups. From my own research I believe its retinitis pigmentosis as I have night blindness. I 30 years old and I face blindness too. We might both be sitting around by our cd player listening to Jerry Goldsmith or James Horner compositions while be attended by our wives. I would suggest you do get married. I'm comforted by the fact I have a wonderful caring soulmate who would walk on fire for me. You need someone to understand your situation and be there for you. On a happier note, I love your site. Put on more sound clips. You led me to the Casper soundtrack and Casper's Lullaby is beauty itself. Keep the faith, brother. Greg.

Greg <pappyroo@sprintmail.com>
Birmingham, AL USA - Tuesday, October 20, 1998 at 19:11:47 (PDT)



I *love* the way your mind works!! Thanks for a VERY enjoyable sliver of time!


Connie <gcmaples@execpc.com>
WI USA - Saturday, October 17, 1998 at 10:06:40 (PDT)



chris,
you're terribly cool


jickz
Cebu, Philippines - Saturday, October 17, 1998 at 07:22:54 (PDT)



Christian,

Is it by mistake that you don't have a review for Gettysburg? This is a wonderful score that has been a huge success. If you want I can send a review. This is a great site and you do fine job at the visual and informational aspects. Keep up the good work!

Clint Bailly <Univ. of Southern Mississippi>
Hattiesburg, Ms. USA - Friday, October 16, 1998 at 12:36:20 (PDT)



You defenitely have the most awesome film score website ever. Thanks for letting all soundtrack enthusiasts have such a great place to go to!

William Chan <pitspnguin@aol.com>
San Jose, CA USA - Friday, October 09, 1998 at 18:15:03 (PDT)



I really enjoyed some of your humor. Thanks for making me laugh. I needed it.

Brian Remich <exavier1@juno.com>
Lafayette, IN USA - Thursday, September 24, 1998 at 14:05:18 (PDT)



Hello Christian. I would like to recommend you the original soundtrack of the film "Firelight" directed by William Nicholson. The music of Christopher Gunning for this film is a five stars. Can you give an opinion at your site about this soundtrack? Thanks··

ALFRED HORNA PORTERO
BARCELONA, SPAIN - Tuesday, September 15, 1998 at 09:39:02 (PDT)



Gotta thank Christian for the excellent site and for being a matchmaker! As it turns out, I was one of the 1st to try out his bold experiment, the ScoreBoard. And so I ask "Where can I get a copy of Farewell To The King?". If you are a Poledouris fan (I am, big time), then you will understand that this score is the Holy Grail for Basil heads. Except for Cherry 2000 that is. By the way, doesn't that sound like the name of a porno movie? I rented it. It's not. Anyway, I got a quick reply from Christian with a URL to an auction and even a guideline price. Well, not only am I now in possesion of this magnificent score (and legal too!), but Christian happens to have come within five bucks of the final deal. Not bad for a website operator. So, where can I get a copy of Cherry 2000? You know, I've noticed that everytime I think I've just about got my soundtrack shopping spree about done, I'm right back at it again. What an abundance of riches though! Thanks for being so instrumental (pun intended) in my quest for excellent music. Cheers, Greg

Greg Sindewald <gsindewa@ichips.intel.com>
Beaverton, OR USA - Wednesday, September 09, 1998 at 22:32:21 (PDT)



Dear Chris!
First of all: Thank you for your wonderful webpage! Before I visited you website I didn't even know that I'm also addicted to soundtracks( okay I do not own as many as you do but 62 is a good start don't you agree? I completly agree with your revies concerning Disney(I'm truly in loeve with my Mulan soundtrack but Hercules, gosh that was awful! Back to Titanic is absoltely worthless except for the track "The portrait"(I also play piano and now I'm searching for the sheet music from Titanic). I actually bought a lot of CD's after reading your reviews(Batman, Crimson Tide,Willow, Dragonheart, Apollo 13, Braveheart and Mulan). i would really love to get in contact with you to exchane some point of views concerning soundtracks. Hope to hear from you.
Annika

Annika Wanderer <Saavi@rocketmail.com>
What city? *grin* I live in a village, Germany - Friday, September 04, 1998 at 03:03:10 (PDT)



I was one of the people who was on the same tour of Europe as you.

Russell Clark <rclark@telis.org>
San Jose, CA USA - Wednesday, September 02, 1998 at 22:26:36 (PDT)



I wrote to you with a question, some months ago. Alas no reply. However I now see from you personal bio that it could be because I have the name of Jon. (Let me assure you I haven't seen any of your ex-girlfriends pr played any part of thier leaving you.) So If you can bring yourself to send a reply despite my wicked name I would appreciate it. The question from so long ago was about the Star Wars special edition disc. I was wondering why the music cue for the scene between Han Solo and Jabba the Hut is not in the soundtrack(Although the liner notes profess that it is).

Jon Jordan <jonwjordan@juno.com>
Spokane, WA USA - Tuesday, September 01, 1998 at 10:27:28 (PDT)



Actually, you don't know me, but I've been to filmtracks.com more times than you've had pizza. I finally have my own film & film score review site, and I linked you to the main site I have.

Michael Mastroianni <RealityFactory@hotmail.com>
Upper Providence, PA USA - Sunday, August 30, 1998 at 17:41:47 (PDT)



Nice place to be, indeed!!I'am a regular visitor a long time, and now, with the new Board, it's "funnier"than ever! Thanks, and long live WILLIAMS, GOLDSMITH AND HORNER!

Rogerio Luiz Ferrari <sambora@gelnet.com.br>
Campinas, SP Brasil - Tuesday, August 25, 1998 at 20:47:57 (PDT)



Yikes! Super job. Great photos of you...way better than those ones from second grade(heh-heh,...). Loved your comments about Clinton's indiscretions...a chip of the ol' block...=}

Cara <JoeyDog@sj.bigger.net>
San Jose, CA USA - Friday, August 21, 1998 at 14:06:34 (PDT)



Stopped by for a few laughs. Checked your resume to see if your slave's wages are better than my slave's wages. I don't recall who said it, but remember: They can't fire you. Slaves have to be sold. And a thought about GPA's... Doesn't cumulative (in mathematics) mean to add? Wouldn't 4 years of High School with a 1.0 GPA translate to a 4.0 GPA? :)


Kcary <kcary@forward.net>
Chicago, IL USA - Friday, August 21, 1998 at 11:27:55 (PDT)



Hi Christian,
while testing the CD player on my PC I came across your webpage. I still don't hear music, instead read nasty quotes. I'm also looking for a scrolling electric sign that I could show to other drivers. Regards Ulrike

Ulrike Radosch <ulrike.radosch@akm.co.at>
Vienna, Austria - Friday, August 21, 1998 at 03:54:55 (PDT)



Normally when you hear the word webmaster, you think of this big guy controlling the lives of everyone in the world. "I am THE WEBMASTER! Mwahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" You have proven that this is definitely the case. Filmtracks rules!

Bryan Spitz <bryanspitz@geocities.com>
Toronto, ON Canada - Wednesday, August 19, 1998 at 09:06:34 (PDT)


Wow! I never knew you had such a crazy sense of humour! I was laughing for half an hour or so. Anyway, fantastic site. Filmtracks rules!

Kevin <690111@ican.net>
Toronto, Canada - Monday, August 17, 1998 at 19:34:24 (PDT)



Hey Clem, if you keep dating those tall thin gals, you will forever miss out on the beauty of los dos montanas grandes de la magnifico. Zap! 14 hours, 37 minutes.

Todd Wong <toddwong@hotmail.com>
Mountain View, California - Friday, August 14, 1998 at 18:07:14 (PDT)



Great site. You must have put in a lot of effort...

MOGANA SUNDARI ARUMUGAM <mona@mir.com.my>
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - Thursday, August 13, 1998 at 00:56:24 (PDT)



Hi Christian, I have enjoyed your site and have been laughing a lot! I'm actually trying to reach your parents through e-mail if they have it. If you're still in Montana with them, would you mind passing on my address? Hope you're well! Suzette

Suzette Phillips <suzette@benchmark.com>
Menlo Park, CA USA - Tuesday, August 11, 1998 at 17:25:58 (PDT)



Where is the pic of Main Hall combusting?

Connie Constan <c_constan@hotmail.com>
Helena, MT USA - Saturday, August 08, 1998 at 19:43:45 (PDT)



Alright, let me get some stuff off my chest. First of all, just because you don't believe in Jesus, you don't have to make fun of His name every time you get the chance. Second: you like James Horner... I don't. Third: Why haven't you reviewed Conan the Barbarian yet??? Fourth: how come everytime I send you mail, I dont get a reply? Fifth: you only have one Vangelis score reviewed... that in itself is very unwise. Sixth: Almost everytime I try to get to your site I get that limit.html page that says the site is closed down due to the 500 MB rule or something... That annoys me. Seventh: You gave Titanic 5 stars. Eighth: Despite all of these flaws, I waste more time at your site than anywhere else on the web. Keep up the great and awful work, man!!!

--Greg

Greg <CyberKhan>
Wake Village, TX USA - Tuesday, August 04, 1998 at 17:27:33 (PDT)



You page is very good and your comments coherent. Much better than other pages, like the infamous filmscoremonthly. Keep up the good work! Andre Lux

P.S. What is this thing about cows????

Andre Lux <guntherl123@hotmail.com>
Sao Paulo, Brasil - Wednesday, July 22, 1998 at 22:05:36 (PDT)



kickass site -im looking for a star wars compilation, tell me which is the best one in terms of selections and recording quality(dig. surround sound, etc..) email me with your suggestion.

vishnu <thefish2@juno.com>
Canton, MI USA - Wednesday, July 22, 1998 at 21:40:52 (PDT)



Just writing to say how sad it is that you can't keep up the Filmtracks site. I've always enjoyed it and I hope everything works out for the best for you.
Tom
- someone with (probably) similar bad eyesight

Tom Arentz <tma114@psu.edu>
State College, PA USA - Wednesday, July 15, 1998 at 16:43:56 (PDT)



I LIKE YOUR SITE (I LIKE VERY MUCH) BUT I TOTALLY DISAGREE WITH YOU IN YOUR OPINION ABOUTH DEATH PENALTY/EXECUTIONS
BYE

Luis <broughton78@.hotmail.com>
Barcelona, Spain - Tuesday, July 14, 1998 at 09:29:24 (PDT)



I visit Filmtracks several times a week. Your doing a wonderful job. Keep up the good work! I use your opinions a lot when I plan on purchasing a soundtrack. The most recent being "Cutthroat Island." I bought that CD and I love it. I also heard it being used for the Detroit Fireworks on TV. I couldn't believe it! That was awesome. Well, good luck and I hope you continue to do Filmtracks for a long time.
Adam Parkham <Buckyball1@aol.com>
Southgate, MiI USA - Thursday, June 25, 1998 at 06:31:23 (PDT)



Christian, Nice photo of the cows - and yourself! Question for you, I'm (hurriedly) collecting the photographs for a college level MUSIC LISTENING TODAY text ...and would love to get my hands on a portrait of Williams (the one of him conducting is great) AND that cool image of the orchestra in front of the Star Wars still ... can you help? Do you have them, or a contact name so I can get hold of them?? In an awful rush (sorry), hope to hear from you soon. Laurel

Laurel Anderson <laurelea@nbn.com>
Sausalito, CA USA - Wednesday, June 24, 1998 at 13:03:43 (PDT)



I think this site is wonderful. I am a huge soundtrack collector. I have over 200 and I'm just 18 years old. I have a question for you though. There are two soundtracks that I would do absolutley anything for The Adventures of Baron Munchasen by Michael Kamen and the Great Train Robbery by Jerry Goldsmith. If you have any time at all I would really appreciate any suggestions that you might have on where to find these.

Dave Chorley <Zazu13@Aol.com>
Mesa, AZ USA - Monday, June 22, 1998 at 21:43:05 (PDT)



How do you choose what filmscores to review? Is it a matter of what promo
scores are sent to you? My favorite scores include, "Mission", "Best Years
of Our Lives", "Silverado", and "Antartica" by Vangelis. I don't think I
saw reviews for them. I think I'm now up to owning 35 scores.

Paul Kinney <paul.kinney@sdrc.com>
Dearborn, MI USA - Wednesday, June 17, 1998 at 15:00:33 (PDT)



Wow. All I can say is that Filmtracks is hands down the best film-score site I've yet to have found. Though I can't say I agree with all of your reviews, I for one really enjoyed the gospel spin that Disney took with Hercules, Many of them are quite accurate. And for those people who disagree with you, all I can say is that your a critic for God's sakes, and its your opinion (those messages on the Faux Pas page are classic!) Your site has also opened me up to scores I porbably never would have considered (Cutthroat Island for one), while heeding me to steer clear of others (Mars Attacks! I love Elfman, and loved the opening theme to the film, butafter watching the film again and listening to the score, I realized you were correct.)
Overall grat page!
P.S. What's your take on William's Superman score. I'd love to see a review.

Mike <macbeth007@hotmail.com>
Salt Lake City, UT USA - Tuesday, June 16, 1998 at 11:41:44 (PDT)



Re: Lost In Space review
Although you may still be living in a world of fairies, leprechauns, eskimos and other fantasy creatures, some of us have grown up and are able to appreciate more kinds of music than just so called adult contemporary. If you wish to review music objectively, get a life and appreciate more than one style of music.

Corey Beat <krazybob@space.net.au>
Perth, WA Australia - Sunday, June 14, 1998 at 22:54:35 (PDT)



Great page! Muy interesantes e irónicos tus comentarios. Adelante.

enrique bueres <ebueres@cplus.es>
MADRID, SPAIN - Friday, June 12, 1998 at 10:29:50 (PDT)



Cool website, Mr. Clemmensen!

Yoon-Ho Lee <lee22@fas.harvard.edu>
Cambridge, MA USA - Thursday, June 11, 1998 at 18:00:48 (PDT)



Yo, Christian!

I visit your site just about every day and I gotta say it's great! You have excellent info on scores. I must admit I normally don't listen to critics but I find that 75% of the time you have the same view on a score as me. You've recommended a lot of great scores-I am definately getting Cutthroat Island-it sounds GREAT! I'm waiting for a review of Superman and Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story if you want suggestions for new score reviews. As you can see, I'm in the 1% of female score fans-that article surprised because most guys I know don't listen to anything that's not by heavy metal or rock bands. Send me an e-mail if you get the chance!
P.S. Your recommended JW site as mysteriously disappeared off the net-do you know what's up with that? I'm so upset because JW is my ABSOLUTE favourite composer ever!
Well, gotta go!

Stephanie <barry.cooper2@sympatico.ca>
Oakville, Canada - Wednesday, June 10, 1998 at 08:52:32 (PDT)



I have listened to scores and been involved in music since I was a child. This site is a welcome sight to any soundtrack fan. Thanks.

Christopher E. Yarborough <fsuchris@cybermax.com>
Jacksonville, FL USA - Sunday, June 07, 1998 at 21:32:33 (PDT)



I personally didn't like some of the stuff here, but I did agree w/some and most of it varied from interesting to funny. Kudos.

Howard Crisp <crisp2@mailexcite.com>
Santa Cruz, CA USA - Friday, June 05, 1998 at 12:12:50 (PDT)



This site is absolutely best. I'm very interresting about film music. My favourite composer is John Williams. The Star Wars, Superman, E.T or Close Encounters are the best film music ever created (I think:-) I'm not from English speaking country, so sorry for only this short message. I think you may have
4906 others to read:-)

Andrej Gargulak <andrew@mailbox.sk>
Bratislava, Slovak Republic - Thursday, June 04, 1998 at 10:26:14 (PDT)



Being both a soundtrack fan and a verifiable nutcase, you can understand why I found your Filmtracks sight quite appealing. Great work!!! I'm a regular visitor to Filmtracks, and I really enjoy your reviews (I'd have given more positive reviews for The Rock, The Peacemaker, and T2, but I've also had to nobly bare a good thrashing from my male peers for enjoying Titanic. Go figure.). I also E-mailed you a couple of days ago concerning music used in trailers for The Truman Show and The Horse Whisperer - hope ya got it. Oh yeah, that Faux Pas page is absolutely classic!!

Jeff <Spr0@aol.com>
Humble, TX USA - Monday, June 01, 1998 at 13:12:57 (PDT)



Like your page, the concept, graphics everything...but I think you can do better when it comes to your choice of a girlfriend.

Martta <kmartta@viconet.com>
Montclair, NJ USA - Saturday, May 23, 1998 at 04:49:03 (PDT)



I was wondering at the juxtaposition of being dumped 3 times and owning 6 CD's by that ex-10,000 Maniacs woman. Did you buy the CD's to compensate or did they dump you because of the CD's. Not that I want to tear open old wounds again... I want to know how I got your site through Metacrawler by typing:
"Stella Penis" ???

Neil <neildford@hotmail.com>
sydney, nsw australia - Thursday, May 21, 1998 at 19:27:11 (PDT)



I just discovered Filmtracks while researching plans my brother and I have for arranging a High School marching band show of Hans Zimmer. WOW! I thought I was in a very small group of nuts because I've listened to scores for years as background music while I read. Now I find out I'm in a large group of nuts!! I will definitely use this page to look up scores of interest to me as possible purchases.

Also: on your 'Scores for the Consumer' article. In Morgantown we have a store called The Den that sells new CD's for $11.99. College students have notoriously low budgets so a local big university town may also have such a store/ head shop. Just a tip.

Nat Huettner <nhuettner@wvu.edu OR: huettner@cvn.net (for the summer)>
Morgantown, WV USA - Wednesday, May 20, 1998 at 20:35:10 (PDT)



To all you Filmtracks buffs,
Regarding the current Theme of the Month: something to the effect of, "why is this only a guy thing; don't women have a clue?" I must say, I've never noticed an overwhelming disproportion between men and women at the soundtrack box in the local record shop. What I have noticed is that there are all too few people unaware of filmtracks, period. Not that I dislike the thought of being involved in something highly esoteric, but it certainly is nice to encounter people whose experiencial (in this case, musical) reality may be somewhat similar to my own. I find myself only gradually learning to accept the conclusion: face it, other people just don't make sense.

By the way, if you haven't noticed by the name already..I am female. And just to let you know, my favorite soundtrack is is Conan the Barbarian.

Cindy Shatto <hello@gladstone.uoregon.edu>
eugene (or astoria), OR USA - Tuesday, May 12, 1998 at 16:54:15 (PDT)



Hi, Christian!! I'm wondering if you know about a movie score - "City of Angels." I know the soundtrack is out but I want to buy the score - there's great music in it. Let me know what you find out. Thanks a bunch!!

Becky

Becky <x97foulon@wmich.edu>
Kalamazoo, MI USA - Tuesday, May 05, 1998 at 15:21:18 (PDT)



You can tell by viewing the many areas of your site that you have a great devotion to film music. Applause to you for doing such a wonderful job in keeping us "Movie Music Buffs" well informed. Keep up the great work!! Your personal site provided insight & great laughs too.

Maureen

Maureen <moe49r>
New York, NY USA - Sunday, April 26, 1998 at 17:24:28 (PDT)



You know me, I know you. What else do you want? :)

the "Other" Christian <jewett5@ibm.net>
Missoula, MT USA - Wednesday, April 22, 1998 at 15:17:00 (PDT)



I like your site Christian, Good work!!! I've been here since the beginning!!

Chris Tilton <Chris46@msn.com>
New Orleans, LA USA - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 09:11:54 (PDT)



Yah mon... really a far out page... I stumbled across it when i typed in "Fuck waffles" on a search page.. Yours was the only link that phrase produced LOL. Vegetable rights and peace. !

Evad Strebor <droberts515@earthlink.net>
Denver, co USA - Thursday, April 09, 1998 at 18:29:21 (PDT)



Just discovered your sight. Really excellent. I have been a film music collector for 40 years! Right now I am the Chair of the Dept. of Music at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA (outside of Washington, D.C.). Downloaded Goldsmith's Academy Award piece and Good Will Hunting Real audio clips. Thanks. When I have more time I will explore your site more thoroughly. Best Wishes.

Joseph Shirk <oboereed@patriot.net>
Clifton, VA USA - Thursday, April 09, 1998 at 17:30:55 (PDT)



Since your page came up on a search for "Insignificant Others", you might want to take a peek at the URL I've listed.

David <filmmaker@cheerful.com>
Raleigh, NC USA - Monday, April 06, 1998 at 07:57:25 (PDT)



I'm a big soundtrack fan and came across your site by browsing. I'm a big fan of Jerry Goldsmith and am always looking for his scores. Right now I'm in hot pursuit of I. Q. If you can help please let me know. Since I'm only in it for the music, cdrs are fine too! Also do you know anywhere I can get the scores to Silverstreak and Romancing The Stone? I have a friend who is willing to pay big bucks for these.
Thanks for the good site and info and talk to you soon.
Colorado

Colorado <colorado@one.net>
Cincinnati, OH USA - Tuesday, March 31, 1998 at 09:19:10 (PST)



Hi Christian,

Great site. Had dinner with your parents last night and they mentioned you, your studies and your work. You have truely accomplished quite a bit. I am amazed. Keep it up.

Shabbir Latif <shabbir_l@hotmail.com>
San Jose, CA USA - Monday, March 30, 1998 at 14:13:18 (PST)



Great site, I'm usually here once or twice a day. Recently I've been referring to your page before making a purchase and I haven't bought a bad soundtrack since. Thanks for one of the best movie sites on the web.

Carl Wonders <cpwst4+@pitt.edu>
Pittsburgh, PA USA - Saturday, March 21, 1998 at 18:25:53 (PST)



I love this site. I use it for all my soundtrack information

Sheldon Martin <victor_martin@bc.sympatico.ca>
Prince George, BC Canada - Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 19:30:47 (PST)



Your site is probibly the best movie music site on the web. Keep up the good work. Great quotes by the way. Your reviews are dead on right, unlike some people. I'd like to see more realaudio clips if at all possible. Besides that this is one of the best sites on the web.

Doug Forrest <volvodrver@aol.com>
Virginia Beach, Va USA - Monday, March 16, 1998 at 12:57:07 (PST)



Hey, I've just dropped in from filmtracks. It's so cool. I have collected film scores for a long time, but I thought that there were very few of us nutcases out there. When looking in my CD case, my dissapointed friends almost always wail, "This is just orchestra stuff. Don't you have any "real" music?" Hmmm.. I beg to differ. Anyhow thanks much for being a part of such a cool site. By the way, I read some article about most film score enthusiasts being male and I had to laugh. Film music almost always makes me cry or at least moves me greatly. As a woman, I thought men weren't as interested in being moved or especially in crying. Anyway, the stats were interesting.

BETHANY G. <brgalipe@eagle.nwc.edu>
St. Paul, MN USA - Friday, March 06, 1998 at 11:20:31 (PST)



How ironic, isn't it, that the Internet - the invention touted to unify all Mankind under a banner of world peace - has instead managed, at the pinnacle of its power, to bring together the Land that Time Forgot (Montana) and The Continent on the Edge of the World (Australia). Hmmm. There's a lesson to be learned in that. Anyway, just wanted to add a little spice to your guestbook seems like most of the comments are of the home-grown USA variety. In any case, my line's open to anybody who wants a semi-vicious discussion on philosophy, religion, movies, music or any other esoteric tastes I might have forgotten to mention. Ciao!

Adrian <shade@tig.com.au>
Sydney, NSW Australia - Friday, February 27, 1998 at 16:46:28 (PST)



Alien Bison from outer space will one day come to the planet earth, land their spaceships, and solve all the earths problems for it. By that time mankind will have left the planet Earth on their own, and their will only be half a dozen people here anyway!

William Schlegel <schlegel@cis.nmclites.edu>
Havre, MT USA - Friday, February 27, 1998 at 10:36:05 (PST)



I love your website and I admire the devotion you have to it. You maintain it well, except for the "What I'm up to" and "Quote of the Week" sections. You and I both know these sections are far from ever being updated. They should be retired to the land of no return. I suggest you make up a new section - of more news worthy material "Only Known to Happen of this Planet". This could include news articles about large breasted women giving men concusions and/or Santa Claus burning up in an airplane crash in front of 500 children. This I believe is what your loyal viewers (like myself) want to read. I'll love you even if you reject my suggestion. :)

A girlfriend <no e-mail address>
Missoula, MT USA - Thursday, February 26, 1998 at 18:00:29 (PST)

Love your site. Would like to find the sheet music for "Legends of the Fall." Can anyone help?

Sara Brandenburg <sbranden@kcc.com>
Neenah, WI USA - Thursday, February 26, 1998 at 13:38:32 (PST)



I really do enjoy your entire site, including the updated personal page. I agree with you...there really should be more executions. Let's start with Saddam, shall we? Oh, and one more thing....MMMMMOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

Michael Lyons <MikeyL7076@aol.com>
Norfolk, VA USA - Wednesday, February 25, 1998 at 13:17:29 (PST)



I am merely posting this as a reminder that I've been trying to communicate with you a few times. In the meantime, suffice to say that I am an average sdtk. fan/collector who manages to find SOME enjoyable aspects in the filmtracks site.

Ronald Willson <rwillson@runet.edu>
Radford (Univ.), Roanoke (Home), VA USA - Monday, February 23, 1998 at 12:38:47 (PST)



Hi! I'm trapped in a ghastly workshop in the new lab at LE. I wanted to see your pictures of Elivra and you. The cow is really handsome!! Talk to you later.... The Mom

Lee Clemmensen <lee@laentrada.ca.us>
Menlo Park, CA USA - Wednesday, February 18, 1998 at 14:07:52 (PST)



Hi Christian
Like the new look personal site. As you know, I think Filmtracks is the best resource for movie music on the net - much more down to earth than those pompous creeps at FSM. Thanks for all your feedback when I was making my page - just passed the 5000 hit mark! Hope your Dad enjoyed The Name of the Rose. Keep up the excellent work.

Jonathan Broxton <j.w.broxton@sheffield.ac.uk>
Sheffield, United Kingdom - Wednesday, February 18, 1998 at 08:39:39 (PST)



Christian... You go by Chris? I read your page of deranged fan mail... interesting stuff. I've been following your site for over a year; I always look forward to your new reviews (I always read them before I see the movie). Your personal site--as well as Filmtracks--is creative to the bone. One question (this might make your Faux Pas page)... why did your hair change color (blonde in the old pic--brown in the new pics)? Just wondering. :) Anyway, keep up the good work... You have a fan in Kansas!

Julie
Julianne Rothschild <futuraoptima@hotmail.com>
Wichita, KS USA - Monday, February 16, 1998 at 08:19:21 (PST)



You are one genuinely sick man. Care for dinner?
;-)

Winter McKellen <hellgate@best.com>
Mountain View, CA USA - Sunday, February 08, 1998 at 17:21:38 (PST)



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