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Hey, Bruce hasn't shot down my guess yet!
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Not the 60s? Darn!
Yavar
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Could it be one of the other two Goldsmiths you have percolating?
Yavar
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70s?
The last great decade for film - I'd be happy with anything from that decade - well, almost anything 
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Could it be one of the other two Goldsmiths you have percolating?
Yavar
It is not.
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'70s western comedy/drama? It's gotta be Missouri Breaks (the original film recordings). Seven weeks from licensing deal to announcement = most impressive.
Wouldn't that be something? I know I'd be dancing a western jig - all the original film tracks for the first time and the LP re-recording remastered from the original album masters (I didn't care for the Ryko EQ and decided to go back to the source. The original film tracks are great - leaner and meaner but just wonderful-sounding. I would advise everyone to be here first thing Monday morning
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Bruce, this is the definitive edition for "The Missouri Breaks" ?
I should hope so. And yes, we've upped the number a little but given the previous releases and that it's not, you know, one of those 80s or 90s things, I was not comfortable upping it much because I think most of us have learned the hard way that once you hit a certain number people then think they can wait until it's down to its final fifty to order - we're not quite set up to do that, and while some titles still sell out, many don't, including some surprising ones. Even Breakheart Pass at 1000 copies took a few days, which was really surprising to me. This one won't be around long and we need a sellout every now and then.
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How much NEW music, as opposed to 'film version of LP track' does this score (Missouri Breaks) feature?
It's been many moons since I saw the film and I don't recall how much 'missing' score there was.
Just curious.
I'm not sure how to calculate because Williams rearranged a lot of the album tracks to play as cohesively as possible, and therefore they don't always resemble what's in the film. I can say there's probably ten more minutes of music, maybe a bit more, a couple of unused cues, and some bonus stuff. I suspect that disc one will run an hour but can't swear to that yet. The original LP was about thirty-seven minutes.
Listening to the complete score in the original tracks is a whole different deal and a pretty amazing one.
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BTW, happy to say The Far Horizons/Secret of the Incas shipped this morning.
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