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NO Morton Stevens....NO sale! This has got to be the first and only release from Intrada that I am totally disappointed in. To leave off a respected, veteran Composer such as Mort, I just can't believe it!:-( 1) How do you know Intrada had a choice? They may not have been able to find tapes. 2) If you boycott this release because Stevens isn't included, that will only help guarantee that they will never produce a follow up volume which would presumably include his music if it survives. Yavar
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There's also a composer and episode list on pg.15 of issue 15 of Randall Larson's CINEMASCORE magazine. Although it's a magazine this has a spine like a book; has Ridley Scott's LEGEND on the cover. The same page also lists episodes and composers for ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS and AMAZING STORIES.
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I emailed Mr. Goldstein last year if I could get a cdr instead of downloads, but I never got a reply. I'm wondering if he was aware even then about this release. To the best of my knowledge, he was behind it himself. This series score is full of so many mini-gems that I suppose a release of a small portion was bound to attract as much attention for what is not there. You can cram a lot into three discs, but my main worry is that Goldstein and McCarthy appear, as they have self-released two whole discs of this stuff. Including these promos, three discs of this music has seen the light of day already (inc the Silva Screen Merl Saunders disc). EDIT: the Goldstein disc is only 33 mins long, so if it all reappears here, it's still only 1/6th of the runtime available. Anyway, hoping for the best, and that the set is successful enough to warrant a further volume down the line. Aside from the Morton Stevens and Robert Folk scores already mentioned, there's more of Merl Saunders / Grateful Dead presumably existing, as well as the option of re-releasing the previous Silva disc content and bringing the whole series into one fold. Do The Grateful Dead have enough of a CD buying fan base to make this a guaranteed decent seller? It's at a great price, with a current option for signed copies, so fingers crossed it's a success. Nervously awaiting a track listing, hoping Safan's best ever work is finally coming to disc...
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You're saying his TZ work is better than Son of the Morning Star? Damn... Yavar
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He also did some nice work on the '80's "Ripley's Beleive it or Not!".
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