Mister Fweem's Blog: Fratelli Chase

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Fratelli Chase

Just getting pumped to begin writing about our trip to Oregon. Of COURSE one of the story/photo sets I'll do for Uncharted will focus on The Goonies. How could I visit the Astoria region without visiting the places used in this classic movie?

This is music done by Dave Grusin for the 1985 Steven Spielberg film, performed here by a Dutch orchestra. It has a little different orchestration than the piece from the movie, but it's still fun to listen to.

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