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Does the FSM set contain everything that was on the Fielding Estate's CD?
Or does the Fielding Estate CD offer some exclusive tracks that appear nowhere else?
The FSM CD has everything. The Fielding estate CD has a few things on it that on the FSM CD are on the bonus discs, not the main program—but make no mistake, our album is complete.
Lukas
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Never mind that mcGann, u just reminded me to listen to the Fielding masterwork again...The Bunch rools.
"Sure aint your woman no more" lol
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The FSM CD has everything. The Fielding estate CD has a few things on it that on the FSM CD are on the bonus discs, not the main program—but make no mistake, our album is complete.
Lukas
Totally BRILLIANT CD release was this . JF was a music genius.
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Do you have this Monster Box set of it, Bill, or does the original LP suffice?
I have 3 versions of this. Original stereo LP, reissue LP, and then the fsm disc, blue cover. I never did find the money for the monster box. I struggle to justify paying out again for stuff when theres stuff i dont have at all.
It would be nice.
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As much as I love the big FSM set, I still think the original album is a great listen (which is included in the FSM set). I love the mellow opening track, Song From The Wild Bunch, which is not in the film, I think it was just recorded for the album.
True! Because I looked it up in our own online liner notes for the track by track -
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/notes/wild_bunch_lp.html
Lukas
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I have 3 versions of this. Original stereo LP, reissue LP, and then the fsm disc, blue cover. I never did find the money for the monster box. I struggle to justify paying out again for stuff when theres stuff i dont have at all.
FSM sold that one with the "blue cover," but it was originally exclusive to Warner Home Video's deluxe laserdisc box set of WILD BUNCH very soon before the end of the line for that format. What killed that CD for me is the fact that the Main Title is either an alternate take or just screwed up -- the snare-drum track is conspicuously out of correct sync with the rest of the orchestra. You should justify spending for the true FSM set.
As for the album's "Song from The Wild Bunch," it has long been the prelude for my home screenings of WILD BUNCH, and the closing instrumental "La Golondrina" is my exit music. My guests have always been moved.
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I have 3 versions of this. Original stereo LP, reissue LP, and then the fsm disc, blue cover. I never did find the money for the monster box. I struggle to justify paying out again for stuff when theres stuff i dont have at all.
FSM sold that one with the "blue cover," but it was originally exclusive to Warner Home Video's deluxe laserdisc box set of WILD BUNCH very soon before the end of the line for that format. What killed that CD for me is the fact that the Main Title is either an alternate take or just screwed up -- the snare-drum track is conspicuously out of correct sync with the rest of the orchestra. You should justify spending for the true FSM set.
As for the album's "Song from The Wild Bunch," it has long been the prelude for my home screenings of WILD BUNCH, and the closing instrumental "La Golondrina" is my exit music. My guests have always been moved.
The Warner Home Video CD that we sold (but didn't produce) has some cues, including the main title, that were missing part of the recording! The Wild Bunch was, for the most part, a six-track recording, with dual sets of three-track 35mm mag and three-track 1/2" tape. The main title on that old CD only has the "front" of the orchestra, and is missing the "back" (with the percussion and piano)—thus it sounds incomplete, because it is! When we did our CD, we made sure to find all of the masters—which, by that time, had been better cataloged at Warner Bros.
Lukas
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