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MV, are you still planning to give us at least one golden or silver age score before the end of the year?
Nope. None coming out this year. Oldest release we have is like late 60s and I doubt you Golden Age fans will buy it.
MV
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MV, are you still planning to give us at least one golden or silver age score before the end of the year?
Nope. None coming out this year. Oldest release we have is like late 60s and I doubt you Golden Age fans will buy it.
MV
Oh Well ...... 
Agreed, but at least we can hopefully look forward to their expanded Diary of Anne Frank next year.
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Wow! That's about $19,960 more than I collectively paid for the ones I care about, which are the first eight.
Well.. Awful package design, horrible CD tracks presentation & still incomplete releases.. 2003' Remastered Bonds was just a low-budget incomplete CD series...
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Wasn't Lucas Kendall involved with those Bond score reissues? I'm sure he dug up whatever material was available at the time and did whatever was feasible for the project.
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Aug 4, 2016 - 11:06 AM
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Jeff Bond
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I'm still hopeful LLL can do a "Best of" Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Having gone through The Time Tunnel, even though it would be feasible to release all the music in a smaller (say, 4-5 CD) set, some of the scores don't stand up particularly well. On something like Voyage, even if sales were better currently than they are, it would be financially burdensome to put out all the music because the show ran for four seasons--no one's going to be putting out 14-15 disc sets of film music. But the example MV mentioned of cherry-picking highlights would be the way to go. I think you could represent Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea very well with three or four CDs. The dirty little secret of a lot of these shows is they have tons of "sneaking around" suspense underscore that is not terribly gripping to listen to. For a sci-fi show, Star Trek was fairly unique in that it focused on character, highly unusual situations, and had incredible scope, all of which required quite memorable music. On Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea you'd often spend an entire episode of David Hedison sneaking around the corridors of the Seaview alone because they were trying to save money.  But there are a lot of score highlights from the show that would be great to preserve.
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It be nice to get Goldsmith's Voyage score in complete form along with the "best of the rest"...
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Ok for VTTBOTS music, I'd like to see "Cyborg","Leviathan"and"Monster from the inferno" released on a set.
Did Leith Stevens compose one of these?
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Ok for VTTBOTS music, I'd like to see "Cyborg","Leviathan"and"Monster from the inferno" released on a set.
Did Leith Stevens compose one of these?
Me be thinking "Monster from the inferno"was Leith Stevens, other two was Alexander Courage I think.
Thanks. If I recall correctly, Stevens wrote a great "Flying Sub" theme for one of the early season two episodes. In any case, I'm definitely up for any VTTBOTS scores LaLaLand decides to (fingers triple crossed) release.
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