From: e-mail.me@from.BRmovie.com   
      
   Standing in the dark, rainy shadows of a city alleyway, I spied the   
   Replicant Martin 'Martinland' Schemitsch covertly transmitting a   
   message to renegade friends in alt.fan.blade-runner.  Tracking...   
      
   >On Wed, 13 Jan 2010 15:36:52 +0100, Raine Hilson    
   wrote:   
   >   
   >> Hi Blade Runner Group -   
   >   
   >Hi there Raine!   
      
   Hello and welcome!   
      
   >> I was Vangelis's Sound Engineer in   
   >> the early 80's and worked on   
   >> Blade Runner -   
   >   
   >Sounds incredible!   
      
   Excellent!   
      
   >> I have just found you   
   >   
   >Where have you been all these years??? ;-D   
   >   
   >> If anyone has any questions regarding   
   >> the music or sound effects -   
   >> I'm happy to answer any questions   
   >   
   >Still trying to collect myself, LOL! :)   
   >   
   >...maybe someone can jump in and ask the first one...   
      
   I am sure there will be many questions - some of them even quite   
   intelligent, especially about the music. If I may, I'll launch in with   
   the most general of questions.   
      
   As Vangelis's Sound Engineer, I assume that you had some affinity for   
   his music. What did you think of the BR music as compared with what he   
   had been working on just prior to that? As I recall Cosmos and   
   Chariots of Fire were major pieces before BR.   
      
   The role of Sound Engineer is that of someone who is very musical   
   themselves, but usually engineering other peoples' music. Do you make   
   your own music and what style is that?   
      
   And of course, are you naturally a fan of the film itself, back then   
   and/or now? Was it a pleasure to be matching music to the film or was   
   the pleasure purely in the music?   
      
   Pleased to 'meet' you. Thank you for coming by.   
   Netrunner   
      
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