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Don't listen to the haters Lukas. No one thinks that you guys didn't do everything you could to include BOBW; They are just bemoaning the fact that lawyers got involved and prevented the release from being complete. Stupid lawyers.
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I understand that GNP Crescendo has the perpetual, never ending rights to BOBW; But they could have cooperated with FSM and allowed them to include BOBW in the box while getting a fair share of the profits if they had wanted to, I'd imagine
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Yea I wasn't complaining and again completely agree that Lukas did everything he could to get it included but was denied by GNP. Oh well!
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thanks for announcing these titles in advance - it mos def helps planning purchases.
I did not know that ST:TNG was such a hot item. I have never heard the music
wowow!
bruce
ps why didn't he do the feature films?
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Jul 31, 2010 - 12:29 AM
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Jörn
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Mr. Kendall,
even if you may dont feel good about anouncing titles wich you will (or want) release in the future: I think, the most guys like me are happy to hear, what will come in the next month and what we have our money to spent for (as you have suggested).
Honestly, all the "clue-stuff" from most of the labels becomes a little bid absurd (specially, when you read the strangest speculations in some of the forums).
I like to know, what I can expected in the near future from the labels (LALA-Records did this very well for some time, anouncing theire future projects), so I REALLY can plan and hold my money for the stuff I like (and I like a lot of genres....).
I can understand your point, because it is terrible, to get thousand e-mails asking you:" When exactly will this cd released?Why isnt it complete? Can I pre-order it? Why you didnt release it earlier?Why that title first, the better one last" ect, ect.
And if some projects will released not at the anounced time but a little bid later (like the upcoming X-FILES box), I assume, such terrible mails would be increased.
But all in all its truly better if the labels make clear theire plans for the upcoming month, and if someone like to complain or ask something about, he can use such forums like this.
And if there is some critic about some releases: I think, you can bear it.
To 90%, the coments about the TNG-Box (for example), are positive. And if there are some complains , than its the "salt in the soup" if you know, what I mean.
And sometimes also the critics are correct!
Anyway: Many thanks for the anouncing.
Go on with those "long time" anouncments in the future!
I (and many others) will defenetly spent my money!!!
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THE TV OMNIBUS VOLUME 1 SPECULATION BLOG
Hello, this is my blog regarding the upcoming "Omnibus" thing from FSM. I know it's not really a "blog", but I don't usually do "speculations" either, so this is completely not me -
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think FSM has released TV scores from MGM before, right? Were CAIN'S HUNDRED, the U.N.C.L.E. releases, JERICHO, HAWKINS, DR KILDARE etc from MGM?
If so (and even if not) I don't think we can expect anything near the high-profile level of those releases. Lukas said as much in his introduction. These things will be pretty much unknown to most people I imagine, although the composers will be familiar (Lukas mentioned Grusin, Schifrin, Duning, Goldenberg...) So, what I THINK we might be getting COULD be tracks from something like...
ASSIGNMENT VIENNA (unfamous 1972 TV series with scores by Grusin and John Parker)
THEN CAME BRONSON (not very well known TV series from '69/'70 with scores by George Duning and Gil Mellé)
EXECUTIVE SUITE (forgotten mini-series from 1977 with scores by Billy Goldenberg and Gil Mellé)
I know there'll be some Schifrin in there, but I would be very surprised if it were something as "famous" as EARTH II or MEDICAL CENTER. And IF there's any Don Ellis, I wouldn't expect anything as monumentally well known as THE DEADLY TOWER.
Of course, I could be way off in my guesses, but I am sure that whatever it is, it'll be a terrific release. I hope nobody is put off just because they are unfamiliar with the shows.
Oh, and three cheers again to Lukas and co. for that wonderful Fielding score! I'd been KILLING to see that released, and now I can stop HUNTING (bad puns, not even the right words for the title).
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I always hoped you could release the original WB LP of "I Spy" by Earl Hagen.
It's one of my favorite LP's from the sixties.
I'm hoping for that release as well.
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Posted: |
Jul 31, 2010 - 8:44 AM
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DanH
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re: TNG - If this is going to turn into a mope session that we could not include the two scores you already have, rather than giving you the 40 you did not, then I quit. I honestly don't want to hear it. There was nothing I could do.
Lukas
Personally, I don't really care. This might have been a dream project for you, but it's been a dream of mine to have a chance of even getting a 1/5 of this. Best Of Both Worlds was easily the best episode Ron Jones scored, but it wasn't his best score. I'm stoked that I'll be getting "11001001," "Q Who" (better Borg score), "Booby Trap." and "Night Terrors" (where he even got to play with a choir before the Bermanizer assimilated every score). While the "Best of Both Worlds" CD might keep Neil Norman from being homeless, I'm pretty sure he could have been "biggus dickus" and kept Lukas from releasing "Heart of Glory" (another score better than BOBW) as well.
Like every fanboy, all I can do is thank Lucas for getting even this much and ask him another question:
Is it in the realm of things possible for a 2 or 3 CD set of the other greats from TNG Season 1 and 2 like Fred Steiner's "Code of Honor," Dennis McCarthy's "Arsenal of Freedom" and "Time Squared," and George Romanis' "Too Short a Season?" 
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