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I think this is a good middle ground. I echo other people's feedback that it would be nice if the liner notes contained a track order for chronological programming.
Yavar
Oh, definitely (though it usually doesn't take long for someone on this board to work it out anyway).
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I really think this is a great way to do it, best of both worlds. If I had one wish, though, it would be for them to print in the booklet how to arrange the tracks in film order. If they don't do that, somebody on here or another board will probably do it just after the film is released. Still, it would be great to have the tracks printed in the booklet for real, so we know it's trustworthy and official, even though I'm sure there will probably be someone on the board with a really high-quality laser printer and copyright clearance abilities that could send us all a copy of the official film order of the tracks that can be stapled into the existing booklet. But I think we can all agree that having a booklet stapled for us by professionals is the way to go, so long as they include the list of tracks in the correct film order.
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I wish the theme from the tv show was worked in somehow. I love what Zimmer did with Elfman's theme for the Simpsons movie
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I love what Zimmer did with Elfman's theme for the Simpsons movie
Get OUT of here, MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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