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Warner Bros is a huge corporation that can afford losses against their huge profits.
Varese is a small soundtrack label catering to the needs of a few.
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I rather get an incomplete score than none at all.
And I would welcome an expanded score next year and sell the incomplete then.
It´s not a perfect world. Although I can understand why this makes YOR very sad and mad.
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People came here to say that they are ignoring YOR.
How come does one ignore a Hunther from the Future if they just posted a message with his name on it?
Nonsense!
Guy who writes interesting stuff inside movie score booklets is just mad at YOR because he revealed he wrote PALOMINO wrong in The Black Hole liner notes.
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I suppose it's good they've released something, but all the same, I'm not going to be buying this album. A year or two down the road, if no expanded version has been issued, then I might consider picking this up in a bargain bin somewhere.
The extensive collection of Trek music, both film and television, released by the other labels (all of whom, especially LLL, have proven themselves to care far more for Star Trek and able to recognize its special place in the hearts of its fans than Varese ever has) will allow me to keep getting my Trek fix for a long, long time to come. And they aren't even finished yet, as the upcoming Best of Both Worlds expansion and hints of an Enterprise collection from LLL indicate.
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YOR agrees with guy with ludicrous big horns in helmet!
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Call me crazy, but I think that when YOR: THE HUNTER FROM THE FUTURE weighs in with his observations, redolent with breath scented with wild herbs and fresh kills from his many foraging expeditions, it often adds a little pizazz to these boards, which can become a little staid and stuffy without his "barbaric" provocations. Thanks, YOR!
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Enterprise Going Into Sun is nice people!
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And, yes, YOR very pizazz!
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Hey people, get your pitchforks and torches ready! Let's go on a witch hunt of Yor!
But seriously, Varese wants to dig a grave for itself. Perfectly fine.
At this digital age, when recording sessions get leaked all the time and Film Studios can and will put the music directly online for download, record labels are all destined to go the way of dinosaurs.
Yes, because it's the film studio that submits it to the online download mediums 
You people are dense and missing the whole point of what's being said and what I've learned here. There's a sweet spot at which they have to compromise to make a profit. The endgame of an album is to make money, no matter how much the people involved enjoy the product.
If they can't make a profit, they don't put out the album. It's simply that simple. And sometimes they have to shortchange us on the first release to make the second release possible (though at a limited release as not to put the record label under).
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