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What a weird discussion here. I mean Paradise is an incredibly touching and melodic americana score for a beautiful film by one of Hollywood`s best composers performed by the best musicians in the world. Sorry, but I simply don`t get some of the posts here.
Thanks Intrada for releasing this masterpiece!
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I have not played SLIPSTREAM since after I read that it might have an issue, and I am still waiting to hear any news so I can listen to it again or toss it.
Kim Tong
Are you serious or only jerking us off...I mean nobody can be that XXXX
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I have not played SLIPSTREAM since after I read that it might have an issue, and I am still waiting to hear any news so I can listen to it again or toss it.
Kim Tong
Are you serious or only jerking us off...I mean nobody can be that XXXX
Until I hear from some other person besides Robin E. that everything is been taken care of to make this a legal release it was stay un-played and if anyone thinks I am crazy, let it be. This is the only potential bootleg I have in my possession. Can you say that?
Collectors: This product is illegal, as I suspected from day one but just confirmed:
Robin Esterhammer licensed the publishing from the Bernstein estate but never
licensed the master or soundtrack rights from the film company.
A cease and desist is going out now.
Lukas
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Haha, Kim's funny.
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Yeah, I seriously doubt that THAT version of Slipstream is going to be OK to listen to ever again, so why be weird about it? Get rid of it!
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This thread is getting way off course my fellow film score friends 
For those that are upset about releases not being what they want. Please keep in mind, these labels have not nor will ever force any of us, myself included, to buy their scores. As well, there are a million other hobbies you can start if your interest in film music is dying out
Do I buy everything, well of course not. For me, financially it's been a tricky so I have to be extra careful. Am I grateful for everything whether it's a score I want or not, YOU BET! When I see a score released, let's say it's two Intrada scores that I listen to the samples, but just don't have a huge interest in acquiring, I LOVE hearing my fellow film score friends say how excited they are to get this and this was their holy grail and all of those positive things. If we could just for a moment, think about other people once in a blue moon the world would be a bit happier!
It seems at times, when let's say, Varese releases some club titles and if someone only likes 1 out of the 3, they will pout like a little spoiled child who didn't get his way. They wanted three scores so they could buy or want to buy, but instead are only getting one. Booooooo hooooooo. There are bigger problems in most likely all our lives then getting so fired up on these trivial things.
When I look at all these labels, I look back to all the scores they've given me over the years that I'm so so thankful for. Intrada with ALL those Horner titles. LLL for the John Morris stuff. Varese for giving us some of their older LP titles etc. etc. etc. I'll always be indebted to them all for making my ears so happy. So if they release a score that I may not want here and there, IT'S OK in my book. I'm happy with all the great stuff they've give me and us over the years. We've been so spoiled lately that we need to take a step back and be a little more grateful.
I'm sure we all have plenty of music to go back and listen to if by chance you don't like this or that new release. I know I sure do.
But again, what do I know, I'm just a nerdy film score fan
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Save it for Bible camp, Jesus...
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If it's unopened then why not ask for your money back? You paid for an item thought to be legit at the time of purchase, play it. Or send it back for a refund. Why are you holding onto something that apparently makes you feel "dirty".
Refund? It has been too long and what would keep the dealer from reselling? If it is a boot, it will be thrown. If it turns out to be legal, then I will listen to it. We have waited how many years for this score to be released, I can wait a little longer. There are a few here that have no problems purchasing or owning boots, you can read read it in their posts.
I have just placed an order for PARADISE, don't know how much CBML will get played but PARADISE is a great score from what I can hear.
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Refund? It has been too long and what would keep the dealer from reselling? If it is a boot, it will be thrown. If it turns out to be legal, then I will listen to it. We have waited how many years for this score to be released, I can wait a little longer. There are a few here that have no problems purchasing or owning boots, you can read read it in their posts.
I have just placed an order for PARADISE, don't know how much CBML will get played but PARADISE is a great score from what I can hear.
What would you do if it came out that Can't Buy Me Love was legit, but Paradise was unlicensed? What would you do then? How could you get to the Can't Buy Me Love tracks? How could you get there without acknowledging the existence of Paradise?
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What would you do if it came out that Can't Buy Me Love was legit, but Paradise was unlicensed? What would you do then? How could you get to the Can't Buy Me Love tracks? How could you get there without acknowledging the existence of Paradise?
Because Intrada knows what is needed to release a score CD. They do not cut corners!
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What would you do if it came out that Can't Buy Me Love was legit, but Paradise was unlicensed? What would you do then? How could you get to the Can't Buy Me Love tracks? How could you get there without acknowledging the existence of Paradise?
Because Intrada knows what is needed to release a score CD. They do not cut corners!
And it's impossible -- the studio has to sign off on the Cd, and if they find it paired with another score that was not licensed, it would not be signed off on, and the CD release canned.
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I'll be here whenever you catch up, Justin.
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