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Is there any news on Volume 2? More then likely, it will either come out sometime around the start of the next season, later the year. Just a wild guess on my part. Ford A. Thaxton
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Is there any news on Volume 2? More then likely, it will either come out sometime around the start of the next season, later the year. Just a wild guess on my part. Ford A. Thaxton Hm I'm not sure that makes sense. Next season will start next year, Vol. 2 was supposed to be the music from the second half of the first season (or at least that's what most of us thought). I would think the score for the second season would come out next year with season 2. I'm waiting for Bear to post some news on his blog. Just finished the first season today. Got hooked. Well, it will go out, but I suspect you'll see it perhaps later this year. The First album by all accounts is dong quite well, so there isn't a rush to get the second one out. Ford A. Thaxton
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Aug 5, 2015 - 3:56 PM
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SchiffyM
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McCreary's music is very good, and the album is probably the best-presented album I've heard from him (he tends to go the C&C route, but thankfully opted for something more listener-friendly this time). What? Since when has he gone C&C? Even if he wanted to, since he's scored series television almost exclusively, it wouldn't be possible. But even for his releases of the "Caprica" and "Blood & Chrome" TV movies, he didn't include everything. (The "Caprica" pilot score runs an hour and ten minutes, of which 54 minutes are on the album.) Plus, quite often, he creates "album versions" of cues, sometimes combining related cues from different episodes, to favor the listening experience. I've never seen "Europa Report," so maybe that album is C&C. But even if so, that hardly makes a tendency.
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I've never seen "Europa Report," so maybe that album is C&C. But even if so, that hardly makes a tendency. Europa Report is not C&C. I don't know if it is missing anything, but the score is presented in an order optimized for listening, rather than what appears in the film.
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Glad you're on board with this show's amazing scoring now, Kev! Yavar
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