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I just hope the original version of that doesn't go into "End Credits" like on the album. By all appearances, it looks like the track list has End Credits as a separate track, and the track times match the unmentionable (and the final cut of A Healing Process by itself). Compositionally though, both versions have a giant crescendo into the Alexander Courage theme that connects it and kicks off the End Credits (honestly one of my favorite things about the score, it just seems a little more cohesive than First Contact), so although they would be separated trackwise on CD, I don't know how you *could* separate them (unless when the cues were recorded, Jerry had the orchestra crescendo up to the last note and stop for an edit on the hit where the horns start the Courage fanfare). Maybe Lukas set them up with edits so that you can choose which one you want to lead into the End Credits.
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Does anyone have a high res image of the artwork?
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BTW....it was pointed out to me in the press release announcement of this... "GNP Crescendo\’s new Expanded Collector\’s Edition of Goldsmith’s complete score includes a half hour more music than the original 1998 CD, plus several alternates—for a total running time of over 79 minutes." Yet the track list shows just over 71 minutes. If the track list is incomplete whoever posted the track list NEEDS to correct it, if the press release is accurate. Either that press release is a lie, or someone blatantly and purposefully left off some items. The only alternate listed is The Healing Process, which looks like contains the original album version & final revised edit version
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Can't wait to get this. That will be 9 complete scores I'll own with one to go. For "The Healing Process", is the revised version the film version? The are listing both in the list just above. A little odd to have the revised and the original one after the other instead of the final version in the film order and the other with the bonus cues, especially when they have a bonus section, but as long as the final version is on the CD, I don't really care.
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Many of our label's producers, including Lukas, will put an original and revised version of a cue side by side when they are significantly different. Example: Bronco Bustin' from Wild Rovers. Then the other alternates which are just slightly different get tacked on at the end. I for one am very relieved to see that it was the track list that was incomplete rather than the press release being wrong. If they're going to limit it to one CD it should at least be as packed as possible! I mean, First Contact left off some alternates that were on the unmentionable but at least it squeezed the most important ones onto a single disc. Yavar
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