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Gosh. You people are so impatient! Btw Greg, I just sent you an email inquiring about whether this shipped yet.
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Gosh. You people are so impatient! Btw Greg, I just sent you an email inquiring about whether this shipped yet. I just got the shipping notice. I'm supposed to have it Tuesday. Greg Espinoza Is better have it by Saturday!
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Really enjoying the Duane Tatro scores on Disc 2. I expected the non-Frontiere scores to be of lesser interest to me, but I was mistaken – there's lots of very good stuff throughout. Terrific set. I'm actually finding the second disc to be a more interesting listen overall due to the varied composers. As brilliant as the Frontiere music is, he was really oppressive with the gloom. Still, The Mutation has some wonderful piece and the "Migraine" cue from The Experiment are fantastic. Always was a favorite and overall one of my favorite episodes.
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My only complaint? None. I don't have any. This is a fabulous release.
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The question that comes to mind remains: does Disc 2 a sampler or a complete score presentation or what's left from the master tapes?
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The question that comes to mind remains: does Disc 2 a sampler or a complete score presentation or what's left from the master tapes? I don't know for certain, but it looks like the cues were cherry picked. Quite possibly all of the music survived. From Jon Burlingame on Facebook - "None of this would have been possible without The Film Music Society, which supplied all of the original INVADERS tapes it inherited from the Quinn Martin music library." "Disc 1 is all Dominic Frontiere, drawn from his three original INVADERS scores. Disc 2 contains excerpts from the other 11 original scores done for the series (five of them by the underrated Duane Tatro)." So Disc 2 is a sampler and not the complete scores. That explains why “Quantity: Unknown” is so under-represented. It's a shame for composer Richard Markowitz that I really appreciate.
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Anyway, that QM volume 2 is a fine release, especially Disc 1 with the three wonderful Dominic Frontiere's scores: "The Mutation" is a masterpiece of television music. Disc 2 features my two favorite scores by Duane Tatro: "The Saucer" "Valley of the Shadow" (I really enjoy the weird cues "Electronic Zap" and "Purple Gas")
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My only complaint? None. I don't have any. This is a fabulous release. You're better than us, Scott, we get it. I was feeling so lonely...
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Not complete. No sale!
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You misunderstand me LC...I don't give a shot if the scores are complete, and I'm mocking those who do.
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On my second listen. FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC SET! Can't wait for VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA. COMPLETE!
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