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Track listing
1. Romeo is Bleeding (06:20)
2. Bird Alone (08:30)
Abbey Lincoln
3. Romeo is Moving (00:56)
4. Romeo and Juliette (04:20)
5. Nightmare on Maple Street (03:24)
6. I Know Better Now (03:11)
A. J. Croce
7. Romeo is Searching (03:40)
8. Romeo and Natalie (04:40)
9. Mona (02:06)
10. Take Two Toes (02:04)
11. Back Seat Driving (02:55)
12. Mona Lends a Helping Hand (03:54)
13. Dance of Death (02:30)
14. Empty Chambers/Romeo is Dreaming (06:50)
15. Romeo Alone (04:20)

Thanks Dark Lord.

"I don't want you to kill him, I just want you to bury him. If he dies in the process, that's his problem."

Thanks for the upload.

The Force is really with you (and the good one!)
Thanks a lot, Nick Vader.

Thank You.

Thanks!

Thanks much!

Thanks.

G4Nation, thank you for your quotes, they are always amusing.

thanks for the FLAC fill.

Thank you

Can someone please re-up this one, thanks in advance :)

One of my favorites, definitely my favorite Isham. There's been plenty of noir flicks before this, but this is the ultimate noir sound to me. It's dark, dirty, with well-blended synths--if Fight Club had been a detective movie, this could've been its score. No other Isham score sounds quite like this--to my knowledge, not even his solo jazz stuff has really replicated this sound. From Chinatown to Miles Davis, I've looked for similar, moody, muted trumpet stuff, but nothing is quite as dark and edgy. If you know this music and believe there's something similar, please let me know :)

Notes:
My own rip
Log, cue, high-res covers included
If you've never seen the movie or heard this, I might suggest listening to the last 2 tracks first. At night.








Tracklist:1. Romeo Is Bleeding
2. Bird Alone
3. Romeo Is Moving
4. Romeo and Juliette
5. Nightmare On Maple Street
6. I Know Better Now
7. Romeo Is Searching
8. Romeo and Natalie
9. Mona
10. Take Tow Toes
11. Back Seat Driving
12. Mona Lends A Helping Hand
13. Dance of Death
14. Empty Chambers/Romeo Is Dreaming
15. Romeo Alone

Runtime: approx 60 minsLinks:
pass: whirlybird

MP3/320 ~ 150MB
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?75axkt4batzkagc
(use pass on both download & extraction, I'm hoping double protection will keep files up longer on MF)
or
http://www.4shared.com/archive/DfylgjEH/nutternoir1.html

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FLAC ~ 335MB
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2opy1wb8s68fywi
(use pass on both download & extraction, I'm hoping double protection will keep files up longer on MF)
or
http://www.4shared.com/archive/mtULMQu5/nutternoir2.html

Thank, Lashrito

Thanks Lashrito, I didn�t have this, but why the password?...

Thanks Lashrito, I didn�t have this, but why the password?...
Well, when I first joined back in April, I just observed how others were posting things. A few of the vets use a password, and I figured it couldn't hurt. Then recently on a couple threads I noticed people complaining that MediaFire stuff was going down almost immediately. Williamtaylor1969 was especially vocal about it, but I think it was actually a bit of an overreaction, and the few that got yanked immediately were mostly from more recently released movies. But I started doing the double password for MediaFire and coming up with more creative file names, making sure not even internal folders or files contained the actual name of the film--basically just experimenting with being overly-cautious as a habit. I've only had one file pulled from MediaFire, and that was months ago, and none since I started going "over the top" with security. Perhaps I would've had the same result either way, but I figure if it ain't broke.. I would argue it's really not a huge inconvenience to downloaders, but if you disagree I'm all ears :)

My files has been deleted also from both Mediafire and Rapidshare, but I don�t use passwords in my shares, basically for one reason:

I�ll try to explain it the best that I can in english, is not my primary language, sorry for that; when I first came here I begin to download the stuff that I didn�t have in my collection, some of them have passwords, but back when I downloaded the file, I didn�t copied the password, the result:

I now have like 15 files that I can�t open because I don�t know the password.

So, that�s the reason I don�t like passwords, but for this file I just copy the password, thanks for the upload Lashrito :)

Excellent score!
Many thanks, Lashrito.

I now have like 15 files that I can�t open because I don�t know the password.

So, that�s the reason I don�t like passwords..
Haha! I understand your pain, erich! I have a few files like that. The past few weeks I've tried to get into the habit of creating a folder for each score as I save. When I create the folder, I try to add the sharer and password (if there's one) after the actual film title. This not only helps me with passwords, but helps me remember who I should be grateful to later. Also, it should help me later if I want to remember which person's rip is which when I try to re-up something, for example. Also, I started a text file with a little list of the most frequently-used passwords, like crybaby, Orion999, scores, benuit, etc. I've managed to open a couple of those orphan locked files by just trying all on the list :p

Anyway, please forgive me for continuing to be overly cautious.

No problem my friend, I appreacite your share ;)

Thanks for the re-up Lashrito !!

I don't think you are still active in this forum, Lashrito, but your links are. Thanks a lot!

Amazing thread : ) Would LOVE to find similar.
Please share anyone if in the know

thanks a lot to Lashrito too :)

thanks Lashrito!

Thank you so very very much, Lashrito! You are a godsend!