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GREAT SCOTT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just pooped in my pants.
TMI! TMI!
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My eyes nearly popped out of my head! Jumping Gigowatts, but this is a great day!!!!
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YES
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Nov 23, 2009 - 5:31 PM
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MikeP
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Wow...had been wondering what this one gonna be - I'd told my girlfriend we'd have to wait until after 8:15 EST to put in a Blu Ray, and idly decided to check out Intrada - and - Great Scott, indeed.
What's even better is that Intrada includes the early score before the production started over with Fox . Came home today after a long day at the hospital with my girlfriend for her mom's cancer check-up, a pretty draining day it's been , in the mailbox were Varese's Jesse Stone: Stone Cold ( which so far is damn good) an Tyler's The Killing Room . This is after I ducked into FYE to grab New Moon while they were in Belks' , so I told myself, OK that's it, no CD's for a few weeks - but hell - this is, to say the least, flabbergasting - so, how can I NOT order this?
Thanks Intrada. Simply great work.
Yes, I am buying this watermelon
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how do you think they got over the orchestra arrangement fees for this score??
I thought that was the problem for this particular release. The high reuse fees.
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I just pooped myself and you know what, it felt GOOOOD!!!
I'll pass on the Back to the Future disc, I already own the MCA disc so I'm quite happy with 11 minutes of score as opposed to 2 hours.
NOT, ok, I was trying to be someone else!! he he heee
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how do you think they got over the orchestra arrangement fees for this score??
I thought that was the problem for this particular release. The high reuse fees.
I assume they sucked it up, and paid the fees. Much like Lukas said FSM did for "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan".
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Who knew that one "release" could generated so many scatalogical references in one thread. And now for mine, simple but evocative:
HOLY SHITBALLS!!!
Ordered! (Along with GRAY LADY DOWN, which I had decided not to get and got suckered into feeling so good about B2TF that I ordered GLD as well.)
(DMD, your post was pretty damn funny, thanks for the laugh.
Prevetmw, I hope your girlfriend's mother's checkup went well. My aunt actually had a similar checkup today and her news was pretty good. My thoughts are with you.)
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What's even better is that Intrada includes the early score before the production started over with Fox.
Let's clarify that before anyone gets confused. Shooting with Michael J. Fox was well under way by the time Silvestri started working on the film. He did not score anything of the earlier shoot. The press blurb was simply stating that changes were made to the music, not that it had anything to do with the casting change, which was months earlier.
Mike
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