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I Love You To Death - James Horner - for the first?
As much as I'd love it to be this, I Love You To Death is hardly a family adventure.
Where's your sense of humour?!
The story about a wife that tries to kill her husband in every possible way... to no avail. I'd call that a family adventure. :-)
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The Witches would be nice!
Just please, no more Richard Band cheap synth trash..
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The only reason I’ve heard of it is because I frequently browse Muppet Wiki (arguably the greatest wiki ever conceived)!
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Possibly The Sandlot by David Newman
I stand corrected by myself, the sandlot was released with War of the Roses by Varese
And again in full last month on La La Land.
LMFAO
MV
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Could the family adventure be Alaska? I know it was one Doug Fake liked back in the day, and Varese had announced a CD that was never actually released (though since it was 1996, I guess that rules out "early" 90s. Oh well).
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Possibly The Sandlot by David Newman
I stand corrected by myself, the sandlot was released with War of the Roses by Varese
And again in full last month on La La Land.
Thanks Schiffy that's good news.
sorry the last few weeks I've been taking care of my late Fsather's affairs and clearing out his home in the UK and have been somewhat disconnected...
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I suspect Roger would have mentioned it if it was possible to remove. When Intrada released the similarly UMG-owned LP of Rosenman's 9/30/55, they weren't able to remove the dialogue.
On the other hand, when Intrada premiered Goldsmith's album recording of Patton on CD, they were indeed able to find the final track without Patton's speech overlaid, so may as well keep hoping for the time being, I guess.
Yavar
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I wonder if the narration from the Lone Ranger LP will be included on this Intrada version? If they could only find the LP master then perhaps we're stuck with it. We'll see.
Straight reissue of the LP, so yes it'll be there.
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Could the family adventure be Alaska? I know it was one Doug Fake liked back in the day, and Varese had announced a CD that was never actually released (though since it was 1996, I guess that rules out "early" 90s. Oh well).
ALASKA - what a fabulous family oriented adventure. Such a bummer it didn't do well. Who was the composer? I can't recall ...
Reg Powell.
I would love a release of Alaska! The music is incredibly lush.
However the film is from 1996, so it sadly doesnt fit the early 90's criteria.
As a side note, I think I remember a listing from my local Sam Goody back in the day that Varese was slated to release an album, but never happened.
Can anyone recall if they also saw or heard of such intention?
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