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I received mine today and I'm about to listen as I run some errands. Nice booklet, too.
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Finally got my Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome-- oops, wrong thread.
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Amazing effort from FSM! Wait till you guys hear it...
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Amazing effort from FSM! Wait till you guys hear it...
Yes. It sounds terrifically good.
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I'd love to buy this CD, but I'm going to be unable to before I'm paid at the end of the month. How likely is it that there'll still be copies available at the end of the month?
It's Goldsmith - don't forget your ebay password.
Don't listen to mildcigar - he says the same thing about EVERY limited release (Goldsmith or not).
At 5000 copies, it'll most likely still be around at the end of the month.
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Jun 13, 2010 - 6:11 AM
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John-73
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Bloomin' 'eck!!! Yet ANOTHER must have this year - ordered!!!
I've actually never seen the film, but have enjoyed the LP release of this soundtrack for a while now - will be great to have both the film & album versions on this set. Must say I'm becoming a great fan of these expanded + original album version releases. Ditto with Star Trek III. If someone could do the same with the original Star Wars trilogy (particularly Empire) I'd be a very happy man  (I know dream on!)
Another thing about this release which I am really excited about, is the John Williams Ladd Company Logo theme! Such a small thing, but really seems part of the original soundtrack, as it was to Blade Runner, and as 20th Century Fox Fanfare is to Star Wars. Could be a nifty new 'extra' for future soundtrack releases, to contain the companies musical fanfare first? Guess there'd be copyright problems galore there though?
Anyways, THANK YOU yet again FSM - you just keep raising the bar on your releases! I've been stuck at home for the past 2+ years with an auto-immune disease, and I have days were depression overwhelms me. Music has been my absolute savior on my bad days, and many of your releases have helped immeasurably to bring some lightness into my life during these times. THANK YOU Lukas Kendall, Mike Matissino, and co.
- John
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Jun 13, 2010 - 11:36 PM
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RM Eastman
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& more importantly, it's an FSM release. Intrada & LaLaLand stuff seems to sell out rapidly, but when was the last time an FSM release disappeared in a hurry?
Yeah, I can't really explain why FSM titles so rarely sell out (and usually eight YEARS after the original announcement).  Had Twilight Zone: The Movie been released by Intrada or LaLaLand, it would have been lucky to last a month, but there isn't even a low-quantity warning regarding the superlative FSM release. It's certainly not due to the obscurity of some of the movies, as completely forgotten Charles Bronson flicks from the 70's always sell out from Intrada.
I really don't understand, either, why FSM releases don't sell out as fast as other labels????
Maybe, Lukas can offer a clue?
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FSM releases tend not be "holy grails" and most of these scores are from the Golden Age, which I imagine isn't all that popular though I absolutely love them.
Nope. Many FSM releases are indeed holy grails, and many of them are from the Silver Age rather than Golden (even in recent months, most FSM releases were Silver Age). The results of your research are not accurate.
..and no pre-announcements thus no anticipation and no subsequent craze.
No again. There were pre-off-the-record-announcements about Outland, the upcoming Poltergeist, and everybody knew Trek III was coming.
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