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This is FANTASTIC news and a HUGE marker on the Tangerine Dream front!
BSX are the first of our favourite labels to release an original Tangerine Dream score and should be hugely applauded. Given the lack of releases previously, it must have taken a big effort to get this one out!
Not much of a TD fan, but what I have heard this is not one of their best scores. Love Stones scores so will pick this up when other retailers list it.
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Very interesting Near Dark release. I sold my Silva Screen copy years ago - I regret it from time to time, so this one is very cool, especially considering Randall Larson's liner notes which I'm curious about. I doubt he has been talking to all three TD members though, perhaps only Haslinger.
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Very interesting Near Dark release. I sold my Silva Screen copy years ago - I regret it from time to time, so this one is very cool, especially considering Randall Larson's liner notes which I'm curious about. I doubt he has been talking to all three TD members though, perhaps only Haslinger.
I wonder how much say they had in this reissue. Would they have had to give the go ahead?
No, TD has no rights to the music. I meant that Larson has maybe only talked to Haslinger for the liner notes interview.
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I'm excited about the Sundown reissue. It's a score I've heard a lot of good things about (and I know that Stone is talented) but have never gotten because the original release is so scarce/expensive. To have it (hopefully) remastered with new notes is awesome.
Yavar
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Very interesting Near Dark release. I sold my Silva Screen copy years ago - I regret it from time to time, so this one is very cool, especially considering Randall Larson's liner notes which I'm curious about. I doubt he has been talking to all three TD members though, perhaps only Haslinger.
I wonder how much say they had in this reissue. Would they have had to give the go ahead?
No, TD has no rights to the music. I meant that Larson has maybe only talked to Haslinger for the liner notes interview.
Should be interesting to read.
Did you mean that TD has no rights to just this particular score, or their other film scores too? I'm guessing those rights in general reside all over the place? I'm just interested in what made BSX choose this particular release - was it the easiest one to get hold of 
I wish it would pop up on British TV sometime (most TD-scored films never seem to, worse luck). And I didn't know about the little Aliens reunion in this film (Lance Henriksen, Bill Paxton and Jenette Goldstein who played Lt. Vasquez). Cameron directed Aliens in 1986, Bigelow directed Near Dark in 1987, and they married in 89 so maybe Cameron recommended them.
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