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Could one of you great guys who already have the SONY release tell me how many pages are in the booklet including the front and back of it? I'm curious how many pages is in it.
Thanks 
DMD
It has 8 pages.
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Thank you Thank you!!!!
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Pre-Order the Jupiter Ascending 2 CD set from Varèse Sarabande Records for $16.98! Out on 4/7.
http://tinyurl.com/pmgad5r
So frustrating, DMD! I follow Varese on Twitter, but I am stupified at how little or how poorly Varese uses social media. Would it have killed your SM (no jokes, please) person to let us know via Twitter about the autographed version of this. I am a very big Giacchino fan and would have loved an autograph. In any case, kudos on getting this stateside.
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Feb 25, 2015 - 7:37 AM
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mstrox
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Twitter and Facebook are not great places to advertise, at least not on the "timeline" (paying to promote those posts is more effective, since that's a more likely way to be seen by many eyes).
The issue is that if you only post once, the post gets buried in your feed (especially if you follow over 100 people on Twitter, or have a bunch of Facebook friends who are regular users). Facebook even prioritizes posts on your page, so it's possible the a Varese post about Jupiter Ascending won't show up on your wall at all.
The opposite issue, and a surefire way to get seen, is to post multiple times, many times about the same thing, every hour or two. You then run the danger of flooding people's wall/feed, spamming them with your ads - it will eventually lose you followers. It's a difficult balance to reach.
I follow both LLL and Varese on both Facebook and Twitter, and think they utilize both well. They both could probably stand to make their presence known more on Twitter (more Tweets = more visibility), but they definitely get the information out there.
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I recently saw this film, and it made my appreciation of the score go up quite a bit. I love this score now. I love the flow of the album, I think it has a strong narrative flow. I don't think it's too long at all, I think it flows nicely. Strong beginning, middle, and end. Good stuff!
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I recently saw this film, and it made my appreciation of the score go up quite a bit. I love this score now. I love the flow of the album, I think it has a strong narrative flow. I don't think it's too long at all, I think it flows nicely. Strong beginning, middle, and end. Good stuff!
I have to agree with you. I received my CD from amazon.com.UK over a week ago and listened to it a few days before we searched out the movie. We had to search hard, but found it and love the score even more now! As you said strong score.
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Before seeing the movie, I didn't really recognize some of the recurring themes, and no no idea what they represented.
Now it's clear there's a theme for Jupiter, a theme for home/family, a theme for Cain, and of course the theme for the Abrasax siblings. There's probably even more than that!
I also really loved that short film version cue of the "I hate my life" montage - that was ace! I'd double-dip for a complete score release for sure!
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I got the import from Amazon UK. It's nice but I'm looking forward to the bigger Varese booklet with notes by Giacchino. Hopefully he makes it clear which music was written before the film was shot and which was written to picture, and talks about the creative process and what it was like to write all the themes without a film existing yet.
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where is that great score supposed to be in that film?
What?
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Varese's website is still claiming this was released last week, but I certainly haven't gotten my copy in the mail, or have read online anywhere that anybody has.
So.... anybody here received theirs, or even a shipping notice?
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