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Both the Hitchcock and North are good guesses.
I would hazard a GUESS that this contains a never before released score by a favorite composer;
a score highly desired.
I am betting it has John Williams in it.
So A JW at Universal sounds right.
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Both the Hitchcock and North are good guesses.
I would hazard a GUESS that this contains a never before released score by a favorite composer;
a score highly desired.
I am betting it has John Williams in it.
So A JW at Universal sounds right.
What are you doing guessing, Bruce? Aren't you one of those who actually know what it is? Aren't you the one who "leaked" the blue box thing in the first place?
tHANKS A LOT tHOR FOR re-igniting a false rumor.
No, i do not know!!!!!!!!!!!
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Both the Hitchcock and North are good guesses.
I would hazard a GUESS that this contains a never before released score by a favorite composer;
a score highly desired.
I am betting it has John Williams in it.
So A JW at Universal sounds right.
What are you doing guessing, Bruce? Aren't you one of those who actually know what it is? Aren't you the one who "leaked" the blue box thing in the first place?
Aaaaaaaaaaagggggggggghhhhhhh ! It's him, get 'em boys...thanks Thor !
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I realized it could be a Williams boxset too...
It came now to my mind that last year someone asked Lukas if they had a Williams release in the can for 2007, since it's also the composer's 75th birthday. Lukas said "I didn't realize that but... yes!" or something like that.
However, I still stand on my Alex North speculation 
Problem with North is , despite the fanaticsm for SPARTACUS, not a big seller.
And what material could fill 8 discs? and a 130 page book?
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tHANKS A LOT tHOR FOR re-igniting a false rumor.
No, i do not know!!!!!!!!!!!
Here's the thread that started it all about one year ago:
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=38702&forumID=1&archive=1
I see now that it was an FSM staff member you had lunch with who told you about the colour (and - I presume - nothing else). Still, YOU started the thread! 
One year ago!!!!!!!!!!??????????????????
btw LK had already announced a box-set long before the "blue' crap, started.
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tHANKS A LOT tHOR FOR re-igniting a false rumor.
No, i do not know!!!!!!!!!!!
Here's the thread that started it all about one year ago:
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=38702&forumID=1&archive=1
I see now that it was an FSM staff member you had lunch with who told you about the colour (and - I presume - nothing else). Still, YOU decided to share it with us, thus creating a speculation frenzy of mythic proportions!
Ah, yes, DECEMBER 14TH, 2006. A Day that will live in Infamy.
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. Still, YOU decided to share it with us, thus creating a speculation frenzy of mythic proportions!
I guess i can take credit for that; with the utmost humilty.
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tHANKS A LOT tHOR FOR re-igniting a false rumor.
No, i do not know!!!!!!!!!!!
Here's the thread that started it all about one year ago:
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=38702&forumID=1&archive=1
I see now that it was an FSM staff member you had lunch with who told you about the colour (and - I presume - nothing else). Still, YOU decided to share it with us, thus creating a speculation frenzy of mythic proportions!
Ah, yes, DECEMBER 14TH, 2006. A Day that will live in Infamy.
NOT 12/7, thankfully>
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In that case, I'd say the Blue Box is the Gerhardt Classic Film Scores series.
Gone With the Wind is the most famous and beloved score of the lot, and that's featured in Gerhardt's series.
If indeed true, this would be a spectacular holiday season release with some of the finest film score music rerecordings ever.
From your lips to Lukas' ears!
Except that every rendition of "Gone With the Wind" one can imagine has been issued, including the OST in rechanneled stereo and the OST in glorious mono...in a 2-CD Rhino set, no less.
Of course, a remastered batch of Gerhardt's recordings, including his take on GWTW, and, possibly, the suites for "Star Wars" and "CE3K", would be awesome.
But didn't someone say LK had indicated this series was not the subject of his efforts?
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Just the hint of one beloved score ....
CONAN?
could the feature written by Lk be a harbringer?
12 pages already done...
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM,............
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I heard a definite rumor...in a shady cafe... that one completely finished box set is buried under a BIG W...somewhere...just waiting to be found by one of us...that's all I can say...rev up...I'm off
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'Golden Age Classics' is plural, so it's at least two scores. 'Sea Hawk' and 'Captain Blood?' Or any of a host of Steiners?
Non sequitur. "Golden Age Classics" is a category designation, not an indicator of the number of scores in the release. After Lukas' astounding release of THE SILVER CHALICE, my bet is on HELEN OF TROY.
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NOT 12/7, thankfully>
Do you know what's worse? That particular 'day of infamy' also happens to be my birthday.
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