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Well, let me ax you a question.... Was the "special edition" music with WYWUAS recorded with the Boston Pops, or was it what they'd already recorded for the ORIGINAL release?
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so all disc 1 is already released music (except few seconds on track 1) and we're paying 30$ + shipping for alternates? Only if you buy it. It's not compulsory as you know. :-)
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"plus many of the 1977 album tracks"... why not all? ... that means I have to keep the varese edition? IMO, the original album is a masterpiece and deserves a great remasterisation. Anyway, I will order it Tuesday... Audio Fidelity did a remastered (by Steve Hoffman) hybrid SACD a few years back, I picked up a copy on Amazon last year. Limited edition, but there may still be some copies floating around - plus, it includes the disco track! I hope the LLL is still going to be around in the new year, there's no way I can afford it this side of Christmas! Cheers SG
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LLL, thank you for this release and especially releasing in the protection that is needed to preserve such a great score!
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I seem to remember Spielberg wanted to fully quote "When You Wish Upon a Star" but couldn't get the license. Thus it's sorta kinda referenced in the score without infringing on copyrights. So I'm a bit surprised the "Special Edition" end credits were recorded first. Or the story I remember is erroneous. From everything I’ve ever read, it’s erroneous. The references that do exist in the original version of the score would still run afoul of Disney if unlicensed, and if Spielberg had tried to license it he couldn’t even claim it was accidental. That said, I’ve also read that an early test print had the vocal version of the song directly from “Pinocchio,” and not the Williams instrumental. I’m sure the liner notes will clear all this up. I don't remember a Disney copyright notice on the original OST for "When You Wish Upon a Star" if it was indeed licensed. It was. Because that's where I learned the word "interpolated".
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I seem to remember Spielberg wanted to fully quote "When You Wish Upon a Star" but couldn't get the license. Thus it's sorta kinda referenced in the score without infringing on copyrights. So I'm a bit surprised the "Special Edition" end credits were recorded first. Or the story I remember is erroneous. From everything I’ve ever read, it’s erroneous. The references that do exist in the original version of the score would still run afoul of Disney if unlicensed, and if Spielberg had tried to license it he couldn’t even claim it was accidental. That said, I’ve also read that an early test print had the vocal version of the song directly from “Pinocchio,” and not the Williams instrumental. I’m sure the liner notes will clear all this up. I don't remember a Disney copyright notice on the original OST for "When You Wish Upon a Star" if it was indeed licensed. It was. Because that's where I learned the word "interpolated". HAH! That's where this then 16-year old first saw the word "interpolated" as well!
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