And, the first-ever Robotech comic that I've bought:
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Suprise, suprise
You won't believe where I used to live next to:
And, the first-ever Robotech comic that I've bought:
And, the first-ever Robotech comic that I've bought:
Friday, May 18, 2007
Yesterday, it happened
I finally got my copy of the first volume of the Robotech II: The Sentinels Script Book in the mail yesterday which completes my RTII Script Book collection. I bought it for $7.00 last week at and it was mailed from Las Cruces, NM. I am very excited to obtain this copy of this script book and will add it to my ever-growing RTII Sentinels collection very soon.
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Sad day for Robotech Fans: Ulpio Minucci, 1917-2007
From Robotech.com
Ulpio Minucci passes away at 89
Composer scored ABC Television's 'Saga of Western Man' and Harmony Gold's 'Robotech'
Author: Los Angeles Times
Ulpio Minucci (89), resident of Los Angeles, California, passed away March 9, 2007, at his home in Brentwood.
Born in Italy on June 29, 1917, he studied at Santa Cecilia Music Conservatory in Rome, graduated from the Conservatory of Music in Palermo, Italy, and eventually became a concert pianist and composer. Mr. Minucci also held a doctorate of Law from the University of Palermo.
Composer of such pop music classics as Domani (performed by Julius LaRosa and Bing Crosby), A Thousand Thoughts of You, and Make Me (sung by Nat King Cole). Music scoring projects included the ABC-TV series, 'Saga of Western Man,' the animated TV/DVD series, 'Robotech,' and many other TV, film, and stage projects.
During his 12 years at CBS Records, Mr. Minucci was Director of Music for Theater, Motion Pictures & Television at CBS International, also worked in Artists & Repertoire (A & R), in addition to working at April Blackwood Music Publishing.
He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Catherine Minucci, also of Brentwood, his daughter Nina Minucci of Marlborough, New Hampshire, and his son Chieli Minucci of Forest Hills, New York, as well as three grandchildren.
Ulpio Minucci passes away at 89
Composer scored ABC Television's 'Saga of Western Man' and Harmony Gold's 'Robotech'
Author: Los Angeles Times
Ulpio Minucci (89), resident of Los Angeles, California, passed away March 9, 2007, at his home in Brentwood.
Born in Italy on June 29, 1917, he studied at Santa Cecilia Music Conservatory in Rome, graduated from the Conservatory of Music in Palermo, Italy, and eventually became a concert pianist and composer. Mr. Minucci also held a doctorate of Law from the University of Palermo.
Composer of such pop music classics as Domani (performed by Julius LaRosa and Bing Crosby), A Thousand Thoughts of You, and Make Me (sung by Nat King Cole). Music scoring projects included the ABC-TV series, 'Saga of Western Man,' the animated TV/DVD series, 'Robotech,' and many other TV, film, and stage projects.
During his 12 years at CBS Records, Mr. Minucci was Director of Music for Theater, Motion Pictures & Television at CBS International, also worked in Artists & Repertoire (A & R), in addition to working at April Blackwood Music Publishing.
He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Catherine Minucci, also of Brentwood, his daughter Nina Minucci of Marlborough, New Hampshire, and his son Chieli Minucci of Forest Hills, New York, as well as three grandchildren.
Monday, March 12, 2007
At long last
I, finally, purchased Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles earlier today at Wal-Mart for only $19.99. No kidding. :D
Farewell, Darkwater. :(
As you've heard by now, Darkwater has resigned from reporting Robotech and Robotech-related news as of yesterday, March 11th, 2007.
I wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors.
I wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors.
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
What The?! (Look where circled)
I'd never thought that an Adm. Hayes would show up in the film, Star Trek: First Contact
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