I WILL FIGHT NO MORE, FOREVER 1975 GERALD FRIED

I Will Fight No More, Forever (1975) TVmovie.
Unreleased music in Flac, no artwork.
41 tracks, 49:54 minutes.
https://mega.nz/#!zNl1yDRT!8ffOil0pNfvqApy9nwXrI_7TojO8YWguhw64Swy7IJ8

I have access to alot of Gerald Fried music thanks to his number one fan, which I will continue to share. Some scores are only available as a hard copy for now. Anyone interested, let me know and I can put you in touch with him.
Fried is still alive and kicking in New Mexico, and is recording the music for a Star Trek parody in May.

And they keep on coming… 🙂

Very much appreciated. Thank you. 🙂

Thank you!

WOW, so fast.

THANK YOU!!!

Thank you very much!

Many thanks.

Thank you, rare stuff!

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Thanks!

Thank you so much for all these Gerald Fried scores!
Excellent Silver Age scoring and very rare indeed.
Kind regards, Klaus.

Thank you very much

Much thanks will listen

Wow, this looks interesting, thanks for posting this!

Fantastic!! Thank you so much!

Incredible!!! Thank you so much for sharing these gems 😀

Awesome !!!

FRIED GREEN TOMATOES next ?

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Actually his name is pronounced FREED. 😉

Wow! Thanks

Gracias

thank you

Thank you for another Gerald Fried!!!

Wow!, just… Wow! Thanks!

This is fun. Sounds like an Asian Star Trek episode score. Thanks again!!

Thanks a lot

Thanks for all these Gerald Fried scores!

Actually his name is pronounced FREED.

Yes, I knew it…but couldn’t resist the compulsion of a lousy joke !

😉

Thank you share!

Thank you again!

Thanks again.

Thank you SadSack for this quality rare score and FeedtheCats for the cover.

(https://imgur.com/g9f7SgO)

Version #1 here (Thread 90457) if interested.

New cover here (Thread 90457) if interested.

I like that 🙂

And I just revised it…again.

Ya, did more scouting for pics and came up with a few.

Managed to find a nice download of the film, and identified all the tracks. The score is all here, plus three unused cues. And take a listen to track 24 – does it remind you of any Star Trek episodes?

1. Catching An Eagle (0:47)
2. You Stole My Horses (1:25)
3. Cold Blooded Murder (0:26)
4. Vowing Revenge (0:43)
5. Angry Son (0:27)
6. Main Titles (0:59)
7. Wallowa Valley, Oregon 1877 (1:15)
8. General Howard Meets Chief Joseph (1:57)
9. An Unwelcome Treaty (0:28)
10. You Call It Peace (1:42)
11. Chief Joseph Leaves (0:58)
12. War Paint (0:39)
13. Birth Of A Daughter (1:12)
14. A Safe Place (0:40)
15. Watching The Soldiers (2:10)
16. First Battle & Victory (2:22)
17. Bugle Call (0:14)
18. Find Joseph, Now! (0:08)
19. Soldiers Move In (1:03)
20. Hide And Seek (1:29)
21. Exhausted Nez Perce (1:22)
22. Let Them Fight Trees (0:26)
23. Through The Storm (1:31)
24. Making Camp In Montana (1:32)
25. Army Scouts (0:18)
26. Soldiers & Volunteers (0:48)
27. Sneak Attack (2:32)
28. The Nez Perce Fight Back (1:30)
29. Soldiers Retreat (2:33)
30. A Costly Victory (2:00)
31. Revenge At Yellowstone (1:01)
32. To The Shoshone (0:13)
33. Almost At Canada (0:56)
34. Cannon Fire (1:29)
35. Mourning A Brother (0:56)
36. Final Farewells (2:58)
37. I Will Fight No More Forever (1:48)
38. Epilogue & End Credits (1:48)
39. Unused Cue 1 (0:53)
40. Unused Cue 2 (1:14)
41. Unused Cue 3 (0:41)

Thank you very much!

Thanks!

Splendid, feedthecats. Keep ’em comin’.

Many thanks!

More Fried. Thanks!

With so much wonderful Fried music suddenly thrust under our hungry noses, it’s possible to overlook some. I hadn’t played I WILL FIGHT NO MORE FOREVER since it was first posted, and just the other day I realised there were big differences in the volume levels – most of the action music is extremely quiet while other tracks are at max vol.

I spent a little time fixing the volume levels, and I also trimmed the long silences at the start of tracks. If anyone wants to download it all over again, it’s available here:

I WILL FIGHT NO MORE FOREVER – VOLUME FIXED (https://mega.nz/#!tdkghYzb!uj4XULXTDxg7N_9NohQDNMLuJMUrrFeTONmt8ha_YwM)

Thanks

thanks

Thank you so much, Sadsack, Feedthecats and Gururu!

Thank you again sadsack – this stuff is absolutely invaluable in learning classic phrasing and orchestration from the masters of the last century’s golden age of scoring.
Where has all this talent and technique disappeared to in the modern (meh!) scoring scene?
And yes, this score and Fried’s Star Trek cues are definitely cut from the same block of stone – gotta love it.

Thanks and keep this stuff coming!!!!

Thank you for this rarity!