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Sometimes these things are beyond the control of the label.....
Er, creating a foldout booklet giving you the choice between either album's cover art - in addition to the packaged cover art featuring both - is very doable.
The option of having appropriate cover art would have sealed the deal for keeping it. Oh well...?
Umm... I mean, the studio has to sign off on things, and sometimes has certain requirements that limit what the label can do. Even if the label WANTS to do it the way you describe, sometimes it's beyond the control of the label to do it in that manner. Capice?
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I thought Goldsmith never wrote any music for "Babe"?
He wrote it - just never recorded it.
I was told by someone else in the know some of it was recorded.
Interesting. That's not what I heard from Goldsmith back in 2002, but maybe he just forgot.....?
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Thor
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Let me just say what I said in the similar Poledouris thread: I have no desire for any new Goldsmith releases, neither expansions or otherwise. However, there are a few already available soundtracks out there that I would love to check out and perhaps even own - STUDS LONIGAN, LONELY ARE THE BRAVE, LILIES OF THE FIELD, OUR MAN FLINT, CHINATOWN, ISLANDS IN THE STREAM, OMEN II, RUDY, MULAN and TIMELINE. In general, I need more CALM Goldsmith...I have far too much of his bombastic stuff, which I acquired when I was young and restless.
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GREMLINS already!
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No. I've been involved in reissues and I never heard of a booklet staple requirement as opposed to an accordion foldout option. If that were the case, it's news to me.
Either way, my copy will be unloaded.
First off, who said anything about staples-vs-accordion layouts? Do you how absurd it would be to have a 24-page accordion foldout booklet? C'mon man.
And seeing as La-La Land was the first label to work with Paramount for unreleased archival releases (not "re-issues", as you mention above), any pre-existing requirements that you might have had with the studios you dealt with are certainly different than this particular situation. My point was that in THIS CASE it was BEYOND THE CONTROL OF THE LABEL. I don't know how many more times I can say that.
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Since Intrada has a relationship with UMG, I wonder if they could release expanded albums of Treks IV and VI (or even together as a double album).
I thought the release of STAR TREK IV had all of the music from the movie on it already. I didn't think there was that much score to begin with...what is missing?
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You'll get a Goldsmith tomorrow (1/14/10) and two more by summer from us.
Lukas
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