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Our BIG MAC ATTACK continues with our next release...
HOME ALONE 25TH ANIVERSARY: LIMITED EDITION (2-CD SET) LLLCD 1374
Music by John Williams
Limited Edition of 5000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $24.98
La-La Land Records, 20th Century Fox, Fox Music and Sony Music present HOME ALONE 25th ANNIVERSARY: LIMITED EDITION, a very special restored, remastered and expanded 2-CD re-issue of renowned composer John Williams (JAWS, STAR WARS, EMPIRE OF THE SUN, A.I. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE) original motion picture score to the timeless 1990 holiday classic feature film HOME ALONE, starring Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, and directed by Chris Columbus. For this deluxe release, produced by Mike Matessino and Nick Redman, and executive produced for Sony Music by Jeff James and Didier C. Deutsch, producer Matessino worked with newly discovered elements (2 scoring masters containing 3-track mixes), which he transferred, mixed and mastered at high resolution (96k/24bit). The result is a strikingly sonically improved presentation of the score above and beyond any other HOME ALONE soundtrack release. Disc One contains the film score, with additional music, and Disc Two presents the re-mastered original 1990 album presentation with bonus tracks, including the addition of two tracks recorded for the film by Southside Johnny Lyon and the songs Run Rudolph Run and Rockin Around the Christmas Tree. With revised in-depth liner notes by Matessino and joyous all-new art direction by Jim Titus, this is the definitive release of a holiday classic from one of filmdoms greatest and most beloved composers.
TRACK LISTING:
DISC 1 (Total Disc Time 79:17)
THE FILM SCORE (58:13)
1 Home Alone (Main Theme) 1:30
2 Go Pack Your Suitcase / Introducing Marley / In Good Hands 1:54
3 Banished To The Attic 1:09
4 We Slept In / Hard Count 1:21
5 Making The Plane :56
6 The Basement 2:14
7 Target Practice / Sledding On The Stairs 1:32
8 Lights On / Guess Whos Home / Paris Arrival 3:21
9 The Man Of The House / Police Check 1:25
10 The Bookshelf 1:10
11 Phone Machine / Drug Store / Escape Across The Ice 3:08
12 Follow That Kid! [Film Version] 2:15
13 Listening To Carson :42
14 Cleaning Clothes / Kitchen 1:39
15 Scammed By A Kindergartner [Film Version] 2:12
16 Somewhere In My Memory (Walking Home) [Film Version] 1:09
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse (Chorus & Orchestra)
17 O Holy Night [Film Version] 2:51
Composer: Adolphe Adam;
Translation of Lyrics: John S. Dwight (Chorus)
18 Star Of Bethlehem [Film Version]* 3:03
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse (Chorus & Orchestra)
19 Carol Of The Bells 1:28
Music & Lyrics by Peter Wilhousky (Chorus)
20 Setting The Trap 2:31
21 The Attack Begins 1:30
22 Marv Enters The Basement / A Hot Hand / Sore Head 2:52
23 Paint Cans 2:06
24 Clothesline Trapeze / Marley To The Rescue 4:15
25 Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas [Film Version]* 1:05
26 The Next Morning / Mom Returns / Finale 4:35
27 We Wish You A Merry Christmas / End Title [Film Version] 4:19
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse (Chorus & Orchestra)
ADDITIONAL MUSIC (21:01)
28 Star Of Bethlehem [Orchestral Version] 3:00
29 Somewhere In My Memory (Walking Home)[Instrumental] 1:07
30 Jingle Bells 1:02
31 Christmas Carol Medley 7:45
32 Silent Night* 1:54 (Chorus)
33 God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen* 1:13 (Chorus)
34 O Holy Night (Alternate Finale) 1:35
35 Somewhere In My Memory 3:26
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse (Chorus & Orchestra)
DISC 2 (Total Disc Time: 66:29)
THE 1990 SOUNDTRACK ALBUM (57:04)
1 Home Alone Main Title (Somewhere In My Memory) 4:56
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse (Chorus & Orchestra)
2 Holiday Flight :59
3 The House 2:27
4 Star Of Bethlehem [Orchestral Version] 2:51
5 Man Of The House 4:33
6 White Christmas 2:39
Written by Irving Berlin
7 Scammed By A Kindergartner 3:55
8 Please Come Home For Christmas 2:41
Written by Charles Brown & Gene Redd
9 Follow That Kid! 2:02
10 Making The Plane :53
11 O Holy Night 2:48
Composer: Adolphe Adam;
Translation of Lyrics: John S. Dwight (Chorus)
12 Carol Of The Bells 1:25
Music & Lyrics by Peter Wilhousky (Chorus)
13 Star Of Bethlehem 2:59
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse (Chorus)
14 Setting The Trap 2:16
15 Somewhere In My Memory (Walking Home) 1:04
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse (Chorus & Orchestra)
16 The Attack On The House 6:53
17 Mom Returns And Finale 4:19
18 Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 3:05
Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane (Music & Lyrics)
19 We Wish You A Merry Christmas / End Title 4:19
Lyrics: Traditional / Leslie Bricusse (Chorus & Orchestra)
Total Soundtrack Album Time: 57:04
BONUS TRACKS (9:19)
20 Run, Rudolph, Run 2:51
Written by Johnny Marks and Marvin Brodie
21 Rock And Roll Riff 1:10
22 Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 3:12
Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane (Music & Lyrics)
23 Rockin Around The Christmas Tree 2:10
Written by Johnny Marks
Total Bonus Track Time: 9:19
Total Disc Time: 66:29
* Previously unreleased
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I like the artwork on this one better
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Is this missing the "Trapeze (Film Insert)" from the previous La La Land release? That was a great piece of music.
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Is this missing the "Trapeze (Film Insert)" from the previous La La Land release? That was a great piece of music.
I don't understand either.
maybe it's IN the track in CD1 and the alternate version without it is in the ost?
I'm not sure if this insert substituted material or added.
If it added material and was IN the track, then that track should be 20 seconds longer.
So, I assume that it substitutes material, or that it isn't included in the track.
edit: Ok, I think I get it now that I heard the previous versions in the first expanded LLL and ost.
The insert substitutes material.
So, we have here the track in CD1 WITH the insert.
And the cue without the insert which has an alternate passage is in the OST track.
In the previous LLL version we had the cue as it was in the OST and the insert seperately.
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Is this missing the "Trapeze (Film Insert)" from the previous La La Land release? That was a great piece of music.
I don't understand either.
maybe it's IN the track in CD1 and the alternate version without it is in the ost?
I'm not sure if this insert substituted material or added.
If it added material and was IN the track, then that track should be 20 seconds longer.
So, I assume that it substitutes material, or that it isn't included in the track.
edit: Ok, I think I get it now that I heard the previous versions in the first expanded LLL and ost.
The insert substitutes material.
So, we have here the track in CD1 WITH the insert.
And the cue without the insert which has an alternate passage is in the OST track.
In the previous LLL version we has the cue as it was in the OST and the insert seperately.
Right? This seems to be the only piece missing from the original?
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Right? This seems to be the only piece missing from the original?
If what i guessed is right there isn't anything missing.
it's just that the insert isn't seperate as in the first LLL expansion but it is IN the track, where it belongs.
in the first LLL expansion the insert should be in 0.51-1.09 of track 26.
But it wasn't. We got the version of the OST and the insert was included in a seperate track.
So, now here, since we have the OST version, they put the insert back in the cue in CD1.
That is what I think.
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Right? This seems to be the only piece missing from the original?
If what i guessed is right there isn't anything missing.
it's just that the insert isn't seperate as in the first LLL expansion but it is IN the track, where it belongs.
in the first LLL expansion the insert should be in 0.51-1.09 of track 26.
But it wasn't. We got the version of the OST and the insert was included in a seperate track.
So, now here, since we have the OST version, they put the insert back in the cue in CD1.
That is what I think.
Ah, so what you're saying is the first expanded LLL release had the Trapeze cue from the original soundtrack, plus the additional "Film Insert" as a short, separate track.
But you think this version edited that "Film Insert" into the piece directly and is using the "original soundtrack" as the original full cue?
That makes sense.
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Ah, so what you're saying is the first expanded LLL release had the Trapeze cue from the original soundtrack, plus the additional "Film Insert" as a short, separate track.
But you think this version edited that "Film Insert" into the piece directly and is using the "original soundtrack" as the original full cue?
That makes sense.
yes, exactly! 
So, now, besides the added pop songs and source cues we have the complete film version of that cue.
The thing is I don't understand why cd1 track 18 is previously unreleased?
It has the same duration as before.
I don't remember any different film version. Maybe it fades out here?
edit: Wait a minute. It says "Chorus and orchestra". There isn't any orchestra in the film version. It's chorus and organ. Maybe that's what it means? But again the chorus and organ version is in the first LLL expansion and in the OST.
Also, what's the difference between 18 and 22 in CD2.
Maybe one of them is without the vocals?
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