Soundtrack Geek Returns!

The truth is I didn't prepare for what happened Saturday 12th of February. I was living the easy life and I always knew Soundtrack Geek would be around forever. In hindsight, I see my mistakes, but from every mistake comes opportunity.

I didn't even got the chance to say goodbye. All my posts as well as the great contributors were all gone, like someone waved a magic wand and wished it away. It was fate perhaps, and it was unavoidable.

After a brief sulking period, something woke inside of me. I couldn't let it die, not my great site. I will just re-design it from the ground up, all in 1 week! As crazy as that idea was, that's exactly what I did. I started to use all my coding skills and learned a few tricks to get the NEW Soundtrack Geek up and running.

The result is what you see before you.

The rumors were flying around the internet. What had happened? No one knew, except those lucky few who caught my Twitter, Facebook or Soundtrack Fans messages. My story is that the site was abducted by aliens, only to be upgraded (or downgraded) and sent back in it's new form. Inside the body of Soundtrack Geek walks many hours of hard work, sweat and tears. It might feel alien to most of you but at least it's alive and well.

Don't worry, it's still in beta, or maybe even alpha stage at this point. I call it Soundtrack Geek Zero, because I start at zero. I just hope that you'll enjoy the new design and most importantly the content.

Speaking of content, I have written 3 new reviews: Rango, The Eagle and Battle: Los Angeles that you can enjoy as part of the new site. Also if you check the soundtrack review section, you'll notice it feels like an empty wasteland at the moment. I'm in the process of putting our old reviews back in. It will take time.

By the way, we still accept reviews and features. Just send it to reviews@soundtrackgeek.com as usual. You can contact me by using the contact page in the menu. I can't promise an answer right away, but you WILL get an answer.

What features will be added? A search feature definitely. Possibly an RSS feed if I can figure out the technicalities. What features would you like to see on Soundtrack Geek?

Please feel free to add your comments below about the re-design, of what happened, whatever you like really. After all, Soundtrack Geek is YOUR place for film scores, TV scores, game scores and everything-else scores.