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"Pull der string!"
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Isn't it fairly easy to find nowadays, though? I don't know, I'm not up-to-date on the soundtrack market, but it used to be fairly available just a few years ago. If it's not, though, sure - go ahead! - rerelease it.
This is VERY easy to find and pretty inexpensive.
Greg Espinoza
$20 bucks at Amoeba
brm
ps hey Greg, if you see another copy in the bargain bin can you please pick it up for me
(i sold my copy)
luvya'
bruce
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A rare ost that is IMROVED by having dialog!
"People - BEWARE"
lol
bruce
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The ED WOOD disc shows up in used CD stores pretty regularly.
I don't know why Elfman wasn't used to score ED WOOD, but Howard Shore really came through with a winner of a score.
The reason is very simple, this project happened during period after "The Nightmare Before Christmas" that Elfman and Burton had a falling out and as a matter of fact HENRY MANCINI was set to score ED WOOD, but due to his illness had to leave the project and I'm told he was the one (or his agent) that suggested Howard Shore to Burton.
As a Matter of fact I'm told that Shore was set to score MARS ATTACKS, however Elfman and Burton settled their problems and Burton decided to use Elfman instead.
Such is life in Hollywood.
Ford A. Thaxton
Just an aside,
The tale of Burton and Elfman patching things up so Elfman could do Mars Attacks! is in the liner notes to the expanded release from LLL. You are correct Shore was set to score that film. Would be fun to know what kind of score Shore would have written for that film. I really like Elfman's score though. Interesting info about Mancini, Ford. I do recall, now that you mention it, at the time the film was announced hearing that Mancini was connected to the film.
Imagine how many scores of Elfman's we wouldn't have had for Burton films if they hadn't set aside their differences.
If I recall correctly, Burton wanted the 50's Universal "creature style" score. Mancini would have nailed it beyond a doubt. Check out the "Monster Movie Suite" on his "Mancini In Surround" disc.
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Yeah, if there's no expanded "This is the One" then I'm happy with my original album.
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Do your current-day album purchases, even of older material, sound better than CD's that were released in 1994?
If the music is what matters, you have your answer.
Since this one sounded so good in '94, I'm sure it'll really wow me remastered.
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I'd like to see "Guilty As Sin" then, if he's looking into his past scores.
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