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And now I am honored to present one of my all time favorite scores....done "La-La Land" style!
Last, but not least...
DANCES WITH WOLVES: 25th ANNIVERSARY EXPANDED LIMITED EDITION
(2-CD SET) LLLCD 1350
Music by John Barry
Limited Edition of 5000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $29.98
La-La Land Records, MGM and Sony Music proudly celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the landmark 1990 Best Picture winner, DANCES WITH WOLVES, with a meticulously remastered and expanded re-issue of legendary composer John Barry’s (GOLDFINGER, OUT OF AFRICA, BODY HEAT) Academy Award-Winning original motion picture score. DANCES WITH WOLVES, starring Kevin Costner, Mary McDonnell and Graham Greene, and directed by Kevin Costner, has earned its place as one of cinema’s finest achievements, and John Barry’s lush, emotionally charged musical masterwork is an integral part its legacy. This special 2-CD release, produced by Didier C. Deutsch and Mark G. Wilder, and mastered by Wilder from studio vault elements, showcases the original film version of the score, expanded with previously unreleased music and featuring a total running time of more than 2 hours and 20 minutes! Additional music tracks are also presented, including alternate cues, as well as radio promotional cuts. Exclusive, in-depth liner notes by writer Randall D. Larson and classic art design by Mark Banning, featuring artist Casaro Rentato’s breathtaking international key art on the front cover, round out this deluxe limited edition of 5000 units, which is executive produced for La-La Land by MV Gerhard, Matt Verboys and Neil S. Bulk, and co-produced by Ford A. Thaxton.
TRACK LISTING:
THE FILM SCORE
01.Main Title / Looks Like a Suicide / Second Suicide Attempt 7:38
02. Charge 1:04
03. Ride to Fort Hays 2:08
04. Journey to Fort Sedgewick / Shooting Star / Arrival at Fort Sedgewick 4:57
05. Ghosts 0:55
06. Timmons Leaves 2:23
07. Stranger in the Night 0:51
08. Dead Deer in the River 0:53
09. Smoke Signal / The Death of Timmons 3:54
10. Two Socks – The Wolf Theme 1:36
11. You There 1:02
12. Preparations 1:23
13. Bump on the Head 0:44
14. Sioux Steal Cisco 0:58
15. Spit and Polish 1:13
16. The Village 1:18
17. She’s Hurt 1:07
18. Let Him Go / Kicking Bird Visits / Coffee Cups 1:37
19. Stands With a Fist Remembers 2:14
20. Another Visit / Kicking Bird’s Gift 2:48
21. “Dunbar,” Not “Dumb Bear” 1:28
22. Journey to the Buffalo Killing Ground 3:48
23. Spotting the Herd 1:52
24. The Buffalo Hunt / Smiles a Lot Is Saved 5:11
25. Return From the Hunt / Never So Lonely 2:14
26. Fire Dance (composed by Peter Buffett) 1:41
27. Two Socks at Play 2:02
28. I Like to Make the Talk / Falling in Love 3:06
29. I Love Her 1:59
30. Hand-Fed Jerky 1:11
31. We Must Be Careful (The Love Theme) 3:58
Total Disc 1 Running Time: 69:11
THE FILM SCORE CONTINUED
1. Pawnee Are Coming / Rifles / Pawnee / Pawnee Attack / Stone Calf Dies / Toughest Pawnee Dies 8:22
2. Victory 1:03
3. The Wedding / The Busy Bee 3:14
4. In My Own Time 0:46
5. The Death of Cisco 2:17
6. Wind in His Hair Goes Back 1:00
7. Turned Injun 1:24
8. I Am Dances With Wolves / Back to Fort Hays 1:37
9. Goodbye Two Socks 2:12
10. Rescue of Dances With Wolves / Sgt. Bauer Dies 3:16
11. The Loss of the Journal and the Return to Winter Camp 2:12
12. I Must Go / Only a Sioux 1:42
13. Kicking Bird’s Gift 1:36
14. Farewell and End Title 8:56
ADDITIONAL MUSIC
15. Charge (alternate) 1:04
16. Journey to Fort Sedgewick (alternate take) 2:04
17. The John Dunbar Theme 2:20
18 . The Death of Timmons (alternate) 2:25
19. Bump on the Head (alternate) 0:36
20. Spotting the Herd (alternate 1) 1:52
21. Spotting the Herd (alternate 2) 1:52
22. The Buffalo Hunt (album version) 2:47
23. Goodbye Two Socks (alternate) 2:09
24. The Buffalo Hunt (alternate take) 4:35
25. The John Dunbar Theme 2:08
26. The John Dunbar Theme (with vocal slate) 2:33
27. Kevin Costner in the Studio 0:35
28. The John Dunbar Theme (radio promo mix) 3:42
29. Dances With Wolves (radio promo mix) 5:13
Disc 2 Total Running Time: 75:33
Total Album Running Time: 2:24:44
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oh wow this is great!!
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Finally, "Dances" gets the presentation it deserves.
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OH DEAR GOD my wallet....
Seriously.
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Another exciting release - and totally out of the blue! Many thanks La La Land!
With Vocalion's announcement just a few days ago this will indeed be a very expensive Christmas. And we don't know yet what Intrada has in store. 2015 was really an amazing year for soundtrack collectors!
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Oh boy. Oh boy, Oh boy, Oh boy!
I really don't have words to describe how much I'm looking forward to this.
As I've said before, we really are living in a golden age for soundtrack appreciation and collecting. My profound thanks go to all those who've worked to bring this release to reality. My thanks also go to the many fans who've been clamouring for this, because without you, this wouldn't probably have happened.
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Wow. Very sweet!
I guess this set contains everything (& more) the 2004 24-tracks Sony Expanded Edition has?
No, the film version of the long Pawnee attack is extended and ever so slightly different. If you want the tighter, superior version, you'll have to hang on to the old expanded release, as it appears the album version wasn't included (it's 6:15 long). That's off the top of my head.
I'm curious about the demo or demos which were not included, at least I don't see it or them on the tracklisting. As written on the board before:
"legendary demo recording (Jon Burlingame wrote about them in his notes). "
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Justin Boggan wrote:
If you want the tighter, superior version, you'll have to hang on to the old expanded release ..."
I'm sorry, but what are your criteria, other than "I like this version more", for describing one version as superior?
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It's been too long since I've seen the film to remember all of it, but for one example: at one point there is a short timpani (or tom tom) interlude that then breaks back into the action. In the film it meanders for two or three times that length, breaking the flow.
Again, I did say "tighter".
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