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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. I'm sure you know Intrada didn't released 9/30/55, but it was Varese. I agree Roger's words "straight reissue of the original LP" and "that's all there was" imply exactly this. Plus he's also using the word "legendary" to define it, so...
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Yup my brain though Varese and my fingers somehow typed Intrada for the recent Rosenman. Oops! Yavar
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I love Richard Band's scores, and yes, I welcome another new CD release with his music!
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I’m all up for saving money since Intrada quenched my thirst with Balto, but if they’re going to release crap, they should at least offer variety beyond Band so ya’ll have other things to complain about!
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Straight reissue of the LP. Didn't The Legend of the Lone Ranger LP only run 26 minutes? Yes, and 3 minutes of that is the William Tell overture. Even so, it's a very good, strongly thematic LP with a nice mix of adventure and romance. Just a pity the folks who created the original album didn't reach out to make a longer album. They easily could have, but they didn't. Hey ho. Or is that, Hi ho? Cheers
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