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Is this legit?
http://filmmusicreporter.com/2015/06/24/x-men-days-of-future-past-the-rogue-cut-soundtrack-details/
From the website:
‘X-Men: Days of Future Past’ – The Rogue Cut Soundtrack Details
Posted: June 24, 2015 by filmmusicreporter in Film Music Albums
Tags: Bryan Singer, John Ottman, score, Soundtrack, X-Men, X-Men: Days of Future Past 0
x-men-days-of-future-pastSony Classical will release a soundtrack album for Bryan Singer’s X-Men: Days of Future Past – The Rogue Cut. The album features the original score from the new cut of last year’s hit film composed by John Ottman (The Usual Suspects, X2, Valkyrie, Superman Returns, The Fantastic Four), including new music which the composer recorded specifically for the new edition. The soundtrack will be released on July 10, 2015. The label has previously released the original soundtrack for the film last year. X-Men: Days of Future Past stars Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence, Halle Berry, Anna Paquin, Ellen Page, Peter Dinklage, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen. The Rogue Cut, which features about 10 minutes of additional footage that was taken out of the theatrical version of the film, will be released on July 14 on Blu-ray and DVD.
Here’s the album track list:
1. Main Theme
2. Hope (Xavier’s Theme)
3. The Future
4. Time’s Up
5. I Found Them
6. Xavier’s Plan
7. Rules of Time
8. Trask Hearing – A New Era
9. Saigon – Logan Arrives
10. He Lost Everything
11. Pentagon Plan – Sneaky Mystique
12. Springing Erik
13. Clothes Off – Goodbye Peter
14. You Abandoned us All! – Yes, she Does
15. How Was She?
16. Paris Pandemonium
17. Whitehouse Meeting
18. Are you Mystique?
19. We Need You
20. All Those Voices
21. Charles n Charles
22. Off the Tracks
23. There’s Someone Else
24. Contacting Raven
25. Letting Raven In
Disc 2:
1. Finding Rogue
2. Costly Escape
3. Cutting Ties
4. Ripples in Time
5. Raising RFK – Here they Come
6. Raising RFK – Magneto Descends
7. The Attack Begins
8. Saving the Future
9. Join Me
10. They Found Us – Remember the Xmen
11. I Have Faith in You – Goodbyes
12. You’re Here!
13. Welcome Back – End Titles
14. En Sabah Nur
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Of course its legit, I'm sure sure why you would think it is not.
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It's probably being released due to the no demand whatsoever.
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How often does one of the major labels go back to a fairly recent film and provide an expanded soundtrack these days?
Rarely, probably due to reuse fees. I think that the recent McNeely comedy western score got an expanded release, but in digital only. I'm very surprised that this will be coming out on disc.
Which McNeely score is this? I tend to love his work.
I think the score in question is A Million Ways to Die in the West.
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Of course its legit, I'm sure sure why you would think it is not.
A 2CD expanded score rerelease only a year later?Unprecedented. The Phantom Menace is the only exception. And after multiple Titanic releases and a 4CD adding no extra score, who would have thought SONY to give one of their own what looks like something LLL would do?
Also, if release date is 7/10, why not list on Amaxon which usually tells things way in advance?
Thus justifies my questioning.
If this is the case its a delightful surprise and hopeful for futhur expanded treatments on the SONY label.
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Yeah, solium, where have you been, man? How often do "Recent," "McNeely" and "comedy western score" come up in life?
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How often does one of the major labels go back to a fairly recent film and provide an expanded soundtrack these days?
Rarely, probably due to reuse fees. I think that the recent McNeely comedy western score got an expanded release, but in digital only. I'm very surprised that this will be coming out on disc.
Which McNeely score is this? I tend to love his work.
I think the score in question is A Million Ways to Die in the West.
Wait, what? A Million Ways to Die in the West got expanded??? Your not mixing up the Academy Promo with the score album are you?
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No “Time's Up (Film Version),” I see. If this new edition has the film version of the main title, it may not supplant the original release (which also has the two songs, which, while not the focus of interest on this board, were used quite well in the film).
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