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Vangelis is a master, and his score is from another planet.
He is like a God!
We demand the full score!
Awesome as he is, I don't think Vangelis is a "god"...nevertheless this announcement is something of a miracle, when you consider how little of his film music has been released.
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the third is an "inspired by" album - we shall see about the degree of "inspiration" after 25 years...
You mean... the New American Orchestra version I already have??? Making this, essentially, a 1 CD worthy release???
: shoots nearest kitten :
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On one of the myriad BR posts I posited a single cd soundtrack album that would be 70 plus minutes and satisfying to hardcore fans and those who want a pleasant listening experience.
Did they listen to me ?
Oy vey.
brm
ps can someone find my post and paste it into this one,please?
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You mean... the New American Orchestra version I already have??? Making this, essentially, a 1 CD worthy release???
I think we can safely assume it is not the New American Orchestra album. I doubt very much that Vangelis would permit the incusion of that recording in this 3-disc set.
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Nov 12, 2007 - 5:16 PM
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MikeP
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Hey...it gets worse:
This update: November 12, 2007
Update on "Blade Runner Trilogy"
A few new details on Vangelis' expected "Blade Runner Trilogy" release, as more rumors from the music industry are coming in.
The first disk, which is the album as we know it now, contains its usual 12 tracks. The same number of tracks can be heard on the second disk, indicated as "previously unreleased and bonus material", as well as the third disk, with "music composed for Blade Runner's 25th Anniversary". Thus, the complete set contains a total of 36 tracks, 24 of them previously unreleased.
Apparently, it will be packaged in a digipack and includes still photographs from the movie and liner notes by Ridley Scott.
A few details have leaked about the new music (disk 3). It was of course composed, arranged, produced and performed by Vangelis, but reportedly includes guest performances on saxophone on two tracks and a ney (ancient wind instrument) on one track. Furthermore, in line with Blade Runner's multi cultural urban atmosphere, Vangelis has included spoken word, with the help of a range of distinguished actors, directors, and world dignitaries.
The set should be released by Universal Music UK somewhere mid December, simultaneously in both the US and all major European markets.
Official confirmation and more details (track listing, etc) are expected to be released by Universal Music very soon now.
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It's now been 25 years i have waiting the original and complete score from this film,i was very disapointed with all the previous cd,and this time again we have just a selection from the original score with plenty missing cues,vangelis have really the knack for always altering or delete very good cues,and even compose new music who have no relation with the film (see the third disc),so after 25 years we still don't have the complete score like we can hear it in the film.
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Hmm... 12 tracks
(unreleased music - disc 2)
Track 1: Longing (1:58)
Track 2: Unveiled Twinkling Space (1:59)
Track 3: Dr. Tyrell’s Owl (2:40)
Track 4: At Mr. Chew’s (4:47)
Track 5: Leo’s Room (2:21)
Track 6: One Alone (bonus track) (2:23)
Track 7: Deckard And Roy’s Duel (6:16)
Track 8: Dr. Tyrell’s Death (3:11)
Track 9: Desolation Path (bonus track) (5:45)
Track 10: Empty Streets (6:16)
Track 11: Mechanical Dolls (2:52)
Track 12: Fading Away (3:32)
If these tracks actually represnt these scenes, I'll be a happy camper. Personally, I couldn't give a rat's ass for all this spoken word crap. I really don't want to hear Oliver Stone yapping in my ear while I'm trying to enjoy Vangelis' new tunes.
oLIVER sTONE?!
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