Where did this originate? Or more to the point, who misspelled "Ecstasy"?
Mike
Answers: me ... and ... me.
This originated in my head this a.m. when I was looking at Varese's CD club titles.
The keypunch error is mine, too.
However, I'm not affiliated with any label and I've posted before about similar low stocks of FSM titles by Kaper and Goldsmith.
I also created a thread inviting members to post their favo(u)rite Digitmovies albums.
My thoughts are focused onto (attempting to) accumulate interest amongst 20 somethings and 30 somethings in the areas of monaural and/or vintage recordings from both the U.S. and overseas.
Perhaps I can generate additional interest by deliberately misspelling words in future posts.
This is called a game to try and move some CDs. It is not peculiar to Varese
It's peculiar to me, though I'm not selling any CDs myself.
When I did a thread at the TalkClassical site on listing your favo(u)rite CPO albums, a member or two probably thought I was working for ArkivMusic. I'm not. I'm simply a lifelong Philadelphia couch potato.
Can we expect additional music from Paul Glass on Kritzerland?
This is called a game to try and move some CDs. It is not peculiar to Varese
It's peculiar to me, though I'm not selling any CDs myself.
When I did a thread at the TalkClassical site on listing your favo(u)rite CPO albums, a member or two probably thought I was working for ArkivMusic. I'm not. I'm simply a lifelong Philadelphia couch potato.
Can we expect additional music from Paul Glass on Kritzerland?
Speaking of which, the recent Overlord and Hustle are much appreciated down here.
I expect the North titles to be last to sell out. Such as the past indicates. Freud is a favourite, so that's two in top tier probably to be last.
I throw the dice to Walk In The Spring Rain leaving the stable first.
Well Varese could whip up a bit of interest in the Club releases by, I dunno, releasing a few more! We're halfway through the year & we've had one Club soundtrack released.
It's funny you posted that link, as I just finished listening to this gorgeous and charming score.
I didn't realize that this was still in print. So that's why Kritzerland didn't do it by now I wonder if anybody will ever be able to release the soundtrack WITH the Sinatra track
It's funny you posted that link, as I just finished listening to this gorgeous and charming score.
I didn't realize that this was still in print. So that's why Kritzerland didn't do it by now I wonder if anybody will ever be able to release the soundtrack WITH the Sinatra track
I doubt it. The Sinatra estate owns the music and it may be too expensive to license directly.
These are the same executors who raised the price of the Love & Marriage track that Sony had to take off of all the Married With Children DVDs.
It's funny you posted that link, as I just finished listening to this gorgeous and charming score.
I didn't realize that this was still in print. So that's why Kritzerland didn't do it by now I wonder if anybody will ever be able to release the soundtrack WITH the Sinatra track
I'm surprised this beautiful Victor Young score has not sold out. Varese made 2,000 copies, a lot for a golden age cd I guess. Still ....... less than 50 left!
I would like to see Varese reissue Rozsa's Fedora on CD, I missed it first time around. I would think it would sell very well, Eye of the Needle sold out very quickly.
