James Horner Dies in Plane Crash

Cameron

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• Jun 23, 2015

• #41

This sits on my desk and I see it every day. May have to store it for a bit now. RIP James.

 

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The Mad Professor

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• Jun 23, 2015

• #42

This one always stuck out the most in my head:

 

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Caveneau

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• Jun 23, 2015

• #43

I love his soundtracks from the 80s. ST 2 & 3 & Aliens were my favourites. Rest in Peace Mr. Horner.

 

SciFiMuseum

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• Jun 23, 2015

• #44

Cameron said:

This sits on my desk and I see it every day. May have to store it for a bit now. RIP James.

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That is great, thanks for sharing that with us.

 

EvilRocketeer

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• Jun 23, 2015

• #45

Here is a website that shows his planes history the day of the crash

http://www.flightradar24.com/data/airplanes/n206pz#6993792

 

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Jeyl

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• Jun 23, 2015

• #46

EvilRocketeer said:

Here is a website that shows his planes history the day of the crash

http://www.flightradar24.com/data/airplanes/n206pz#6993792

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Sigh. Judging from the very dramatic flight path, it looks like he was pulling some maneuvers that put the plane in a very stressful state. The way the last bit where it goes back and fourth in a straight line before it goes forward to the end, would that be him looping the plane?

 

CessnaDriver

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• Jun 23, 2015

• #47

I don't know if there are enough data points and resolution to determine exact maneuvers. Perhaps he
had a GPS logging data, they might find that.
Looking at it all it's clear he was having a good time out there in that final hour at least.

 

The Terminator

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• Jun 25, 2015

• #48

I was hoping it wasn't true
RIP
Another amazing composer gone.

At least he left us with some amazing soundtracks