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Didn’t I say something along the Line though i speculated about a 5-release lock  They could always settle for using the vanilla "Anniversary Edition" label in a pinch. I just moved Moonraker from under the tree and can't believe I'm holding something I've longed for since 1998. at least you have your Moonraker here is mine: https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction_input?strOrigTrackNum=LV674617131US
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Mine's in transit and customs since December 20th.
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Didn’t I say something along the Line though i speculated about a 5-release lock  They could always settle for using the vanilla "Anniversary Edition" label in a pinch. I just moved Moonraker from under the tree and can't believe I'm holding something I've longed for since 1998. at least you have your Moonraker here is mine: https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction_input?strOrigTrackNum=LV674617131US That's odd, mine is there as well. That's the same update I received, and theres been nothing since.
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Sad about Legend of Zorro, but I’m happy about the probability of more Bond. I’d love for AFM to change their rules to allow something more recent to be released. In the meantime there is likely still a lot of fantastic music that has not been released or could be revisited on CD.
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Really a bummer that only a couple months makes the difference between Legend of Zorro being possible, or (it turns out) not.  Hopefully a new AFM agreement happens some day, this time with a sliding date. Yavar
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What is AFM ?
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American Federation Of Musicians
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What is AFM ? I can't remember but I think there's a cream for it now.
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OHMSS (along with "Thunderball") would probably require 3 disks if it were done as perfect as "Octopussy," "The Man With The Golden Gun" and "Moonraker."
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Well, the good news is that LLLR could spend the rest of their lives releasing wonderful TV series scores, wonderful TV movie scores, wonderful TV mini series scores, and wonderful films scores and never even get to the year 2000, let alone 2005.
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Regardless of what they are...many thanks to all the great soundtrack labels who still endeavour to bring us the stuff we love, on shiny discs in lovely packaging.
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Hi MV any chanses for the Armageddon complete score and Batman & Robin complete Score, do the magic MV please realese them, had past a lot of years for those great scores do be released some day, thanks for all the great work. Happy New Year, everyone! We hope all of you had a safe and wonderful Holiday season. The monkeys are back at work and doing their best getting orders out. We ran out of Goldfinger, Man with the Golden Gun and Jurassic Park 3 over the holidays but have more coming in on Monday. We apologize for any holdups you may be having getting your orders delivered, but we did put a disclaimer on the emails and the website about possible delays. Please be patient as we work diligently packing everything up and shipping it all out. Speaking of Goldfinger, the 90 day window is now up and ALL the fine online stores can carry this item. The way ALL of these BOND cds have been selling I wouldn't wait too long to snatch them up because these will be selling out. On Jan 15 we will be releasing 3 NEW titles...to be honest, these 3 titles were initially scheduled for BLACK FRIDAY but seeing how insanely busy things were going at the end of the year we opted to delay them until 2025. For you vinyl buyers, THE GODFATHER LPs are finally being manufactured (for you ASMR enthusiasts, stay tuned for a "making of" video our good friends at Waxworks will be uploading regarding the pressing of the vinyl). We hope to start shipping them late January...early February. We shall keep you posted. As for the rest of the year you'll just have to wait and see what we have in store for y'all! MV
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panavision
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Well, the good news is that LLLR could spend the rest of their lives releasing wonderful TV series scores, wonderful TV movie scores, wonderful TV mini series scores, and wonderful films scores and never even get to the year 2000, let alone 2005. Reading between the lines, the soundtrack business is dwindling. The big titles make them money, but star composers don't necessarily guarantee big returns anymore, especially their lesser titles. So they may never release a lot of stuff, especially smaller scores. Will these businesses be around by 2030 in their current form? The next generation are not soundtrack enthusiasts, well, not enough of them.
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