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Mar 15, 2015 - 6:08 PM
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nick11a
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I am just really excited about this set coming out. We finally get to have John Williams' complete score to "The Reluctant Stowaway", "Island in the Sky". and "The Hungry Sea". Everything else is gravy IMHO.
I asked this in the jwfan forum too.
You mean that the La-laland 40th anniversary combined with the 3 existing volumes of LIS, don't have the complete Williams music?
There are still unreleased cues?
Plenty. Remember, most of "The Reluctant Stowaway" cues on the 40th album and the previous album weren't the original soundtrack recording from "The Reluctant Stowaway." As mentioned before, these were "re-recordings" done to create library cues during the second or third season.
I don't really recall them using these library cues very much in the actual show, but I can recall one instance off of the top of my head: in "Visit to a Hostile Planet" when the "girls" are exploring the town right after they land, they enter an office in a factory/business at night. During this since, a re-recording/library cue from "My Friend, Mr. Nobody" is used. The instrumentation, the tempos, and the feel is a fair bit different from the original recording.
The same practice was done on "Star Trek" (and the La-La Land collection has these re-recorded cues on it.)
And to La-La Land, take your time, take your time, and do it right. :-)
PS, you don't really need the Herrmann cues on the album as all of them (and many of the other movies) have been released. I just hope that they are able to release all of the LIS soundtracks and library cues.
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Gonna have to wait longer than that. We just started working on it
MV
Take your time, I gotta save up....
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Gonna have to wait longer than that. We just started working on it
MV
can you confirm or deny Thom's theory that LLL schedules a Frontiere Television score every three years, like some kind of circadian rhythm? Or is it somewhat random?
That's the dumbest bleepin thing I have ever heard
MV
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Take your time, I gotta save up....
That, and they should take whatever time is needed to look after the details.
Will Joe Sikoryak be the art director?
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LOST IN SPACE and it's music runs deep in my childhood, and I couldn't be more excited for this new complete set. I'm glad that La La Land is handling it, because I know it will be done right. (The STAR TREK box is a masterpiece.)
I wonder how they'll organize the scores. Will they be presented approximately chronologically, by original airdate? Will they assemble individual composers' music altogether, (the Williams material all grouped up, for example)? Will the Herrmann stuff appear anywhere? What about the sound effects that we got on the GNP bonus disc?
Whatever they decide to do ... this will be the release of the year for me!!!!
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Take your time, I gotta save up....
That, and they should take whatever time is needed to look after the details.
Works out the same for me.  Get alll the details just right and take just long enough for me to pony up the dough to buy this and the Blu-Ray release.
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Seriously though, This is all too much for me. My favourite music from my all time favourite TV show. Even if much of it does seem kind of silly and ridiculous now I still really enjoy this show. 
