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Sorry if this was mentioned already. But after his final batch will that release series continue?
According to Peter Hackman in the Townson departure announcement thread, yes they will continue. Though Peter is also departing Varese so we just have to trust whoever is in charge will continue to consider the expansions worthwhile. I fear that after his friend Robert Townson leaves, nobody there will care about expanding Cliff Eidelman's magnum opus, Christopher Columbus: The Discovery...
Yavar
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Microsoft Excel is your friend. Over the years I bought 81 of the Club discs (which equals 37.8%), though I did trade a load in a few years ago (I don't have any idea how many I have left) and I haven't bought any non-Goldsmith titles since DIE HARD 2. That's also not counting the two DeLuxes which I didn't buy at the time but were included in the Varese horror box (SCREAM, MIMIC).
I think it's unimaginable there won't be at least one Goldsmith in this final (?) batch - maybe all three of them? Personally I'd love RAGGEDY MAN and MACARTHUR, expanded or not...
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... double post for no reason ...
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I think it's unimaginable there won't be at least one Goldsmith in this final (?) batch - maybe all three of them? Personally I'd love RAGGEDY MAN and MACARTHUR, expanded or not...
MacArthur can be released by any label that deals with Universal Studios and Universal Music. Varese only licensed the title from UMG themselves. They *might* hold perpetuity rights on Raggedy Man but since it was a limited Club release that's probably unlikely and the title could be reissued/expanded just as Magic was by LLL after Varese premiered it in their Club.
Yavar
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I think it's unimaginable there won't be at least one Goldsmith in this final (?) batch - maybe all three of them? Personally I'd love RAGGEDY MAN and MACARTHUR, expanded or not...
MacArthur can be released by any label that deals with Universal Studios and Universal Music. Varese only licensed the title from UMG themselves. They *might* hold perpetuity rights on Raggedy Man but since it was a limited Club release that's probably unlikely and the title could be reissued/expanded just as Magic was by LLL after Varese premiered it in their Club.
But wasn't that the position with DRACULA - a Universal LP release that Varese licensed at the time and then DeLuxed? And other limited Club releases like RAGGEDY MAN have resurfaced from Varese, either expanded or as straight reissues (THE BURBS, JAGGED EDGE, BLOODLINE).
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Microsoft Excel is your friend. Over the years I bought 81 of the Club discs (which equals 37.8%), though I did trade a load in a few years ago (I don't have any idea how many I have left) and I haven't bought any non-Goldsmith titles since DIE HARD 2. That's also not counting the two DeLuxes which I didn't buy at the time but were included in the Varese horror box (SCREAM, MIMIC).
I think it's unimaginable there won't be at least one Goldsmith in this final (?) batch - maybe all three of them? Personally I'd love RAGGEDY MAN and MACARTHUR, expanded or not...
Yeah, if Townson can't fit the complete recordings to The Field onto one disc, and Matthew Joseph Peak is late completing the copyright-and-Dennis-Hopper-free painting for Townson's new re-recording of Conti's Nails, he might abandon it and go with a repressing of the Raggedy Man soundtrack. One last ride...
I think that Townson wants to go out with a bang, though, something that'll be sure to sell, securing his legacy as a shrewd, what's-the-word-on-the-street manipulator of the soundtrack market and making Concord look foolish for letting him go.
That's right, Varese Encore edition of Debney's Superman: The Movie.
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Alex North : THE ROSE TATTOO & Under The Volcano DE
Jerry Goldsmith : RAGGEDY MAN & MacArthur DE
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