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along with Scott Spear, writes all of LSP's music. He also does some script writing, directing, and acting. He is writing an ongoing series for LSP titled Factory Mall. One of these episodes titled First One There's a Rotten Egg won Ed Honorable mention in the 18th annual MRTW radio script competition. His Wife, Katie, has acted in every LSP script. |
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1. Edward Scissorhands A great story that hits on many levels; visually stunning; Diane Wiest's "sticky sweet" charachter made this movie! 2. Schindler's List One of the best movies ever made! 3. What's Eating Gilbert Grape The only Leonardo DiCaprio film that doesn't make me vomit. 4. Slingblade I still like the movie despite all the Carl impersonations. 5. Misery I love Kathy Bates!!! The movie also shows alternative uses for typewriters. 6. Conan the Barbarian Great opening sequence....Great musical score. 7. History of the World, Part 1 I learned more about history from this movie than I did in high school. The Inquisition is the best! 8. My Left Foot A college professor forced me to watch this movie--thank you Dr. Kiraly. 9. Heathers The Ultimate Revenge Movie! 10. Poltergeist This movie can scare the hell out of any third grader. What intrigues me about this movie is what went on behind the scenes. Honorable Mention: The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover Great recipe ideas! Ed's Top Ten Favorite Music Contributions 1. Gustav Mahler Everything in life, and death, has specific meaning. Mahler's "Farewell" in the final strains of his Ninth Symphony is the most profound music ever written. 2. Leonard Bernstein His range of talents made him one of the best composers and conductors on the 20th Century. 3. Jonathan Larson His hope-filled message lives on with the musical "Rent". No day but today! 4. Basil Poledorus Able to capture the essence of every mood and scene. 5. Philip Glass A college professor once mentioned that we should not consider his "works" as music--yet, why does it move me they way only music can? 6. Madonna Most people who know me are surprised to find out I'm a fan of her music. 7. Space Music Ultimate relaxation. 8. Hector Berlioz Symphonie fantastique, Op. 14--who needs drugs when you have this stuff. 9. Kronos Quartet The most innovative arrangements of string quartet music. 10. Johan de Meij The greatest living composer. "The Lord of the Rings" is absolutely brilliant! |
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