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It could be a contractual issue, it could even be the old release presented here kept it's mastering and the Intrada version has been mixed differently. They certainly don't do just 'cause. As Roger once said about the costs of CD's (partial quote):
"Here's what costs have increased since our first $19.99 CD went out our door: The advances to acquire the license. The royalty rates to the studio. The mechanical licensing fees. (Yes, every time we add another track to an album, not only do we pay a higher rate, but we pay that rate so many more times over, too.)"
For the rest of that quote and quotes from MV on the costs of bringing us this music, see my post half a dozen posts down here:
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=102174&forumID=1&archive=0
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Does Intrada charge when they ship, or when you press "click" ?
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Does Intrada charge when they ship, or when you press "click" ?
I think Intrada runs a pre-approval, then charges you when they ship. On a delayed shipment it feels like my bank account is charged, refunded, then the money is slipped out under the cover of night and the charge officially appears later.
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Excellent news! My thanks and congratulations go to all involved.
Well done!
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