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bruce, if all these posters are really into golden age as i am, why not do a survey or ask about specific composers(eg.webb,sawtell,duning,tiomkin,young) and ask about what scores they would like to to see released and look into it so that people might be able to obtain them some day? thank you.
If people want to post their wants, I'm happy to make note of them. We're at the mercy of what actually exists, of course, but we have a lot of nice stuff coming.
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So did I!
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No reverse cover on this one - no room - had to do the billing blocks on the back of the booklet - it's hard when there are two titles on one CD because the notes are longer.
I am always curious about this. How come some of your CD's have a billing block and others don't? I think all movie related CD's should always have a billing block somewhere. I know its water under the bridge, but for INCAS the bill block could have been included on the inside inlay with the back of the booklet devoted to the INCAS colorful poster art.
Anyhow, I greatly look forward to this release!
Some studios require it, some don't. That simple. When there are two, and as many tracks as two scores have, putting them on the inlay won't work unless they're so small you wouldn't be able to read them - I've seen too small blocks and too small track listings - neither interest me - I like to actually be able to read everything. There are, of course, photos from both films.
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I like track timings, but I care even more about having detailed liner notes. Unfortunately something tells me Bruce won't change the way he does either.
Still, it's the music that counts the most, after all, and practically all of his albums sound great!
Yavar
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I like track timings, but I care even more about having detailed liner notes. Unfortunately something tells me Bruce won't change the way he does either.
Still, it's the music that counts the most, after all, and practically all of his albums sound great!
Yavar
We offered to put the track timings on the website and people got really snarky about it so it didn't motivate me to do anything at all. As to detailed liner notes, that is in the eye of the beholder and no our style of liner notes will not be changing. Each label does its own thing - track analysis or even too much analysis of the music itself, not only bores me to tears (I never read that stuff in other booklets) but I think it actually does a disservice to the composer and the listener.
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