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Both? Probably restricted since you're in Canada. Okay, go to google and enter this and hit search (you can copy and paste it):
site:youtube.com "Something Wicked This Way Comes" Delerue
And keep trying out results until something plays.
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Another thing to consider is that Delerue composed and orchestrated (by himself), over an hour of music in less than two weeks, all with just paper, pencil, and piano; that is quite the feat...
Not to take away from the great Delerue's effort (two weeks to produce a score like this is by any standards, laudatory), but I wanted to iterate what I said before about the Horner "sketch," which was realized on large score paper and completely filled out (timings in magic marker, very few pencil erasures), the bold font in the upper right-hand corner of each page reading JAMES HORNER (ASCAP). If I recall the chronology correctly, Horner wrapped up work in London on Yates' "Krull" around January 4,5, 1983 and began scoring "Something Wicked" about the third week in February. Assuming he saw the new cut of the film in mid January, this would had given him about four and half weeks to compose the score (the same amount of time he had on ST 2:TWOK). Not sure how much Horner score is in the final film, but would guestimate seventy minutes. Probably "light work" for Horner after a herculean task like "Krull," which he started in late October 1982 (soon after wrapping "48 Hours").
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The recording information via intrada.com for Horner:
Composed and Conducted by James Horner.
Calliope recorded on January 2, 1983, at MCA-Whitney Studio, Glendale, California. Orchestra recorded on February 22, 23, 24, and 25, 1983, at Walt Disney Scoring Stage, Burbank, California.
There were 45 minutes on the Intrada release and that wasn't the full score, plus it was a professional edit job for a number of cues. Also, there is what may or may not be sound design or synth scoring, for the mirror labyrinth finale.
The LaserDisc isolated score clocks in at 58:31.
By the way Lukas posted a thread recently with videos of the orchestra and Horner conducting the score:
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=111847&forumID=1&archive=0
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My discs have been sitting in a sorting office in Oakland, California for 6 days (!). Something Wicked Comes Very Slowly, I think. Not going to be here by Christmas, anyway.
Same for me, but the package (I also ordered Edward Scissorhands) has now arrived in Los Angeles, so I hope it will now be directly send to The Netherlands.
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Those "boring" vocal pieces will be playing as I sit in the dark waiting to scare the living Jeebus out of kids next Halloween...
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