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I won`t by the 2 Batman releases. The orchestra is too small-television-size for me.
It's not the size that counts, it's how it's used.
"It's not what you've got, it's where you stick it," - Ebenezer Blackadder
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While working on Vol 2 a number of episodes of the first "65" got the axe and will be featured on Vol 3: Robin's Reckoning Parts 1 and 2, Day of the Samurai and The Clock King to name a few.
Our plan is to have Vol 3 out next year (possibly another 4 disc set). That would be all the music we would release from the first 65. We are also contemplating releasing an empty box when vol 3 comes out so people can put all 3 volumes inside. It would be like $5 (or around there) if people wanted to buy it separately or free with purchase of Vol 3...something like that.
Then we would focus on the "Adventures of Batman and Robin" and "The New Batman Adventures."
Hopefully, Superman TAS, Justice League (TAS and Unlimited) and the two BTAS animated direct to DVD movies (Subzero and Batwoman) will also see the light of day in the next few years.
This is some of the finest music written for television. It's been a joy and honor to bring these out and we hope to continue to mine this incredible slate of superhero music.
We are also looking into stuff like Animaniacs and Tiny Toons. The ealry 90's was truly the 2nd Golden Age of Animation at Warners Bros. We are doing our part to preserve that legacy.
MV
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... Re-releasing it with slightly less doesn't screw over everyone that bought in the first place expecting it to be a truly limited edition.
It's not "sad bullshit," it's a record company respecting their customers for once....
So, in your opinion every *straight* reissue, every new limited edition of whatever title, expanded and improved, means a "lack of respect" for customers? 
Yes as people who bought it the first time would feel cheated for doing so if a better release surface or even the same as many buys it only because of its limitation...sad but true, but now people who missed it can buy it again and those who wants the whole enchilada has e-bay to turn to (possible getting it for less as a new version is out again)
This is fact and not something I say is right, but it is facts...
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Then we would focus on the "Adventures of Batman and Robin" and "The New Batman Adventures."
MV
is that the ones with BatMite? that 70´s cartoon?? love the music from that one 
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Jul 1, 2012 - 10:37 AM
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By the way do you respect *so much* your customers when decreasing prices for CDs that other customers paid fully? Oh, you have too much respect for your customers? Really? What a nice hypocrisy.
What utter nonsense. When items don't sell, they are discounted to clear out inventory. This is and always has been true of any business. If a CD simply isn't selling, the label can choose to let it die on the shelf and take a loss, or they can try to move what stock they have and hope to make back some of their investment. In many cases, at a certain date, the license will expire, past which the label can no longer sell the CD. If you were sitting on hundreds of CDs that you paid to license and manufacture, and in two months you would lose the right to sell any more, wouldn't you discount what remains in hopes of making some money, or taking less of a loss?
I don't expect any label to prove their loyalty to me by sacrificing any hope of profit.
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We are also looking into stuff like Animaniacs and Tiny Toons. The ealry 90's was truly the 2nd Golden Age of Animation at Warners Bros. We are doing our part to preserve that legacy.
MV
This is fantastic. Those shows had some terriffic Stalling-like scores by great composers (Bruce Broughton, Don Davis, Carl Johnson and others).
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What utter nonsense. When items don't sell, they are discounted to clear out inventory. This is and always has been true of any business. If a CD simply isn't selling....
No, honey. Flash 2CD; Fugitive 2CD; Independence Day 2CD, Alien Resurrection 2CD (and much more!): I purchased all four for $30 each, and now they are for sell at $20 each. Didn’t MV say he has “too much respect for his customers”? Very well, then I want my $40 back. NOW!!!!
"Respect"? La-La Land should just shut up.
Once again you're comparing apples and oranges. You've got a knack for fallacious reasoning.
No one forced you to purchase any albums at the full price when they were originally released. You could have waited. LLL discounting their releases to shift units doesn't screw anyone over except for LLL who take the loss in profit.
Give it a rest already or put forward a cogent argument.
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