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I think there's about 85 minutes of music in the film, which is about double what's on the Warner/Sire album.
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I'd buy this as well. I've always enjoyed this score and it's from one of my favorite time periods of Danny's career, late 80's early 90's.
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I believe the only celebration there's been recently was a screening with Warren Beatty. It might have been for the 20th. Between the existing score disc and the Breathless album, I have a playlist that makes for a nice representation of the music. It would be nice for the Elfman score to be revisited though. Strangely enough, "Back in Business" (from Breathless) is an entirely different song from the one heard in the film. An album cut of the film version is available in this box set: http://www.amazon.com/Story-So-Far-Stephen-Sondheim/dp/B001EKH09E/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1347553390&sr=1-2
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I believe the only celebration there's been recently was a screening with Warren Beatty. It might have been for the 20th. Between the existing score disc and the Breathless album, I have a playlist that makes for a nice representation of the music. It would be nice for the Elfman score to be revisited though. Strangely enough, "Back in Business" (from Breathless) is an entirely different song from the one heard in the film. An album cut of the film version is available in this box set: http://www.amazon.com/Story-So-Far-Stephen-Sondheim/dp/B001EKH09E/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1347553390&sr=1-2 And many of the tracks on that are not lossless. They're compressed masters.
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And many of the tracks on that are not lossless. They're compressed masters. Oh jeez, you're right. Back in Business is compressed but Live Alone and Like It isn't. Weird.
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I prefer the film version of Sooner or Later with that lively horn line.
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Well, not all of Sondheim's songs appear on either album. MORE SOONER OR LATER BACK IN BUSINESS WHAT CAN YOU LOSE? the one song that people never hear about that is in the film is LIVE ALONE AND LIKE IT. There is a lot of material there,so it is worth putting out. I also recognize that it is a huge challenge. I'm just curious if anyone at Intrada or any label has pursued or considered a expanded release of this score.If so, I'd love to hear what information they may have . I love the Sondheim songs, and he did win the Oscar for "Sooner or Later," though my favorite is "What Can You Lose?" If anyone ever put out an expanded soundtrack, with all the Sondheim songs, as well as the Elfman, the result would do crossover business with the theatre crowd, particularly all the Sondheim fanatics, of whom there are many... Myself included. Though not as zealous as in the past....
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Well, not all of Sondheim's songs appear on either album. MORE SOONER OR LATER BACK IN BUSINESS WHAT CAN YOU LOSE? the one song that people never hear about that is in the film is LIVE ALONE AND LIKE IT. There is a lot of material there,so it is worth putting out. I also recognize that it is a huge challenge. I'm just curious if anyone at Intrada or any label has pursued or considered a expanded release of this score.If so, I'd love to hear what information they may have . I love the Sondheim songs, and he did win the Oscar for "Sooner or Later," though my favorite is "What Can You Lose?" If anyone ever put out an expanded soundtrack, with all the Sondheim songs, as well as the Elfman, the result would do crossover business with the theatre crowd, particularly all the Sondheim fanatics, of whom there are many... Myself included. Though not as zealous as in the past.... If they include the Sondheim songs, it's going to need to be unlimited. Madonna fans would go nuts if they included any of the demo's or film versions.
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