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Yes please and thank you!
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This, Spies Like Us and Ghostbusters were my introduction to Elmer Bernstein. Still 3 of my favorites
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Plus some cool liner notes and outtakes hopefully.
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The Varése Sarabande CD release has obtrusive digital fuzz in the quiet spots, though it's still a.dynamic and engaging listen.
It wouldn't surprise me if the new album is mostly derived from 35mm analogue backups, alá the recent Wrath of Khan release. Both scores were recorded in Hollywood within a year of each other. Both scores have previously had the pinched digital sound of the time.
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"obtrusive digital fuzz"
I like this and i hope to use it more in conversation.
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I wonder what was missing from the Varese? Maybe alternates or unused cues? Very cool release in any case - like all Bernstein scores, it's quite wonderful and deserves a reissue/expansion.
I'm sure that our friends at La La Land will be able to find something to add to it.
Ford A. Thaxton
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Ordering! Yes!
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STRIPES: 40th ANNIVERSARY LIMITED EDITION
LLLCD 1569
Music by Elmer Bernstein
Limited Edition of 2000 UNITS
RETAIL PRICE: $21.98
STARTS SHIPPING SEPT 28
Order yours starting Sept 14th at 12 noon (pst) at www.lalalandrecords.com
La-La Land Records and Columbia Pictures proudly present a limited edition expanded and remastered release of legendary composer Elmer Bernstein’s (THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER, GHOSTBUSTERS) original motion picture score to the 1981 big-screen comedy classic, STRIPES, starring Bill Murray, Harold Ramis and Warren Oates, and directed by Ivan Reitman. Bernstein expertly melds robust military and heroic motifs with blues-and-jazz infused comedy riffs to create one of the most iconic scores to one of the most popular ‘80s era comedies.
Newly remixed by Michael McDonald from the original analog 3-track tapes and featuring nearly ten minutes of additional music, this definitive CD release, commemorating the film’s 40th Anniversary, shines light on Bernstein’s deft and inspired handling of comedy, a vital part of the movie’s rousing success. Produced by Neil S. Bulk and mastered by Doug Schwartz, this limited edition of 2000 units also features exclusive, in-depth liner notes by writer Jon Kaplan and art design by Dan Goldwasser.
TRACK LISTING:
SCORE PRESENTATION
1. Overture (The March From “Stripes”) 1:33
2. Winger 1:29
3. Depression :43
4. Push-Ups 2:12
5. In :28
6. The March From “Stripes” 2:19
7. Haircut 2:38
8. First March :21
9. Training 1:53
10. Threat :28
11. Escape 1:40
12. Cops 1:25
13. Celebration / Victory 1:45
14. Home / Contact 2:19
15. Graduation March 2:23
16. Italy / Resurrection 1:18
17. EM-50 :44
18. Gone 2:27
19. Captured 1:30
20. To The Rescue 1:08
21. Into The Fire 2:55
22. Rocket :53
23. Rescued 1:50
24. Guard Shack :56
25. Moving :30
26. V-J-R 2:32
27. Freeze Frames 3:48
28. End Credits 2:13
TOTAL SCORE TIME: 47:18
ADDITIONAL MUSIC
29. “Stripes” Trailer 2:08
30. End Credits (Extended Version) 2:49
TOTAL ADDITIONAL MUSIC TIME: 4:57
TOTAL ALBUM TIME: 52:15
Source: https://secure.campaigner.com/csb/Public/show/4our-2g0xqv--w941o-ag4f6q0
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