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ONE OF OUR DINOSAURS IS MISSING would be awesome. Agreed!
So many seventies Disney Live Action scores need to see the light of day. Agreed!
Very underrepresented on CD. Agreed!
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Pie in the sky, but the one with the original tracks being released: Brainstorm?
Given that Varese collaborated with LLLR on Planet of the Apes, plus the nature of a Intrada releasing a lot of Horner, it would be pretty great.
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Come on Intrada, where the heck is Conan the destroyer gone? Decades are passing!
It's ok to get some old school Disney scores (Sword in the stone and the fox and the hound, maybe) but we are all waiting for that Poledouris masterpiece from ages!...
A Poledouris is supposed to come later this year. I know I'm hoping it's Destroyer.
Patience Cimmerian.
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”...soon afterwards we should be seeing the arrival of a terrific, personal favorite which was at one point going to be simply the best audio release of a classic album from several decade ago, itself a re-recording, only to have things happily result in a world premiere release of the actual soundtrack recordings as well.”
PSYCHO?! Please be PSYCHO!
sounds like a GOLDSMITH to me.
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Pie in the sky, but the one with the original tracks being released: Brainstorm?
Given that Varese collaborated with LLLR on Planet of the Apes, plus the nature of a Intrada releasing a lot of Horner, it would be pretty great.
agreed!
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”...soon afterwards we should be seeing the arrival of a terrific, personal favorite which was at one point going to be simply the best audio release of a classic album from several decade ago, itself a re-recording, only to have things happily result in a world premiere release of the actual soundtrack recordings as well.”
PSYCHO?! Please be PSYCHO!
sounds like a GOLDSMITH to me.
Also, Psycho never had any kind of soundtrack album when it came out, which further eliminates that.
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If it’s a Goldsmith, I’m 99% sure it’s Hour of the Gun. But there’s also an outside chance of a Bernstein or a Barry, based on earlier cues about this long hinted-at release.
Yavar
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If it’s a Goldsmith, I’m 99% sure it’s Hour of the Gun. But there’s also an outside chance of a Bernstein or a Barry, based on earlier cues about this long hinted-at release.
Yavar
FLINT?
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If its THE HOUR OF THE GUN....is it much different from the complete Tadlow?
Obviously, it would be a different performance. Probably not (much) different in as far as musical content is concerned. Both the available re-recordings (Goldsmith's own and Tadlow's) are excellent. And the original soundtrack re-recording Goldsmith did at the time sounds excellent, so this sure fits the clues from Douglass Fake But the original soundtrack tracks have so far not been released commercially.
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I too would flip for Newman's Nevada Smith or Raksin's Will Penny, as two other great western scores of the 60s that I think had unique album recordings and unreleased film recordings. However, there are other clues we've had about this same title in the past which neither of those fit. For one thing, I don't believe we've been explicitly told before that the film recordings were lost for both of those. I think it was unknown. But for years we've been told that the original film recording of Hour of the Gun was lost, which is why Tadlow spent the money to re-record the whole thing from the original (larger) orchestrations, as the first in their complete Goldsmith series for Prometheus.
For another thing, I'm pretty sure Doug said something in a previous column about this same hinted-at release, where he said something about the composer rapidly turning out one masterpiece after another in the period of their careers. I have my doubts that that describes either Newman or Raksin, who were slowing down their output at this point.
http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/sc.13/category.60330/.f
Quoting Doug in his original 6/15/19 post hinting at this title, "what a joy to own this one should be for fans of this famous and prolific composer who during this period created one masterpiece after another" -- that to me, for the 60s (as again, Doug specifies as the decade in that original hinting post), says Goldsmith, Bernstein, or maybe Barry. If it's not Jerry's Hour of the Gun, my money is personally on Elmer's Cast a Giant Shadow or The Scalphunters.
Yavar
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