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In the old days my dad had taped SHANE, which is his favorite western and one of his most beloved movies ever. I remember he would play that cassette quite often -- even during some long car trips on holidays -- and i guess i could actually recite large parts of its dialogue. I was very happy when La-la-land announced this release.
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I just received my copy of Shane and it refuses to play on my computer. The TOC information is read, but when I try to play it, the drive spins up and does nothing. It plays fine on my regular stereo.
Has anybody else experienced this issue?
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Okay. A couple of things. First - I'm a personal friend of Louis Febre's, and there were many, many Smallville cues going back all the way to Season 1 that he did actually compose but wasn't credited for at the time, with sole credit going to Mark. The liner notes on who composed what are indeed accurate (I know for certain, for example, that he composed the entirety of Lexmas). As to the track list, I'm curious about "The Amulet" and "Clark Tells Lois". If both are from Isis, how can "The Amulet" come AFTER "Clark Tells Lois" considering Clark telling Lois is the last scene in that episode?
EDIT: I've submitted a correction over on chrono-score. There were several things out of place.
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