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Finally!!
Just can't wait!
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I know of one title that has not been announced yet, but I ain't telling. 
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Apr 25, 2012 - 7:32 AM
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Bond1965
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TOPAZ cover from Facebook page:
TOPAZ (locking) / Maurice Jarre - Alfred Hitchcock (exit June 3, 2012) in 1969, the great Alfred Hitchcock delivers one of his secret dreams: turn a realistic James Bond, by adapting the best-selling Topaz (locking), novel of espionage where it comes to unmask a traitor in the pay of Moscow in French secret service. A solid plot, an international cast of the exteriors shot in New York, Washington, Paris, Copenhagen and Havana: there is the old master as a composer, to replace Bernard Herrmann, with which it is permanently blurred on the torn curtain. This will be Maurice Jarre, then installed in Los Angeles for five years and already doubly citizen. "I was worried, even impressed with the idea of working with such sacred monster, noted jar." "The footprint of Bernard Herrmann was so strong that I was wondering if I would be able to take over." Upon arrival, Topaz, is a pure concentrate of the talent of Maurice Jarre: unusual orchestral Meccano (ondes Martenot, zither, synthesizer, accordion), intoxicating melodies to obsession, diving sharply in Cuban folk rhythms. It is especially a great partition unknown, where the share of melancholy, sad lyricism outweighs the side thriller and espionage. Specially restored from the original master tapes, Topaz music is published here for the first time in full. Until today, it was one of the last large partitions of Hitchcock original disk. A must for aficionados of the master of suspense and Maurice Jarre.
Booklet: interview with Maurice Jarre 14 beaches, 47 minutes of music (Translated by Bing)
James
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The third album is "Le baron de munchausen & La flûte à six schtroumphs" by Michel Legrand. Two animation movies...
Interesting! But that's not the one I was thinking about. Perhaps in a later batch.
EDIT: And thanks Urs Lesse. Your list is very useful in filling the few gaps that remain in my Écoutez le Cinéma CD's.
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