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I particularly like the CD artwork. I quite liked the Varese artwork too, which also did without actual cartoon characters.
I agree! Both are great layouts.
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I particularly like the CD artwork. I quite liked the Varese artwork too, which also did without actual cartoon characters.
Yeah, it's not bad at all. Of course, I always prefer the original poster art but this one will suffice.
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Is this a limited release or is this another MAF release like Predator was?
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Oh, boy, yes, here's DF in his own words-
I can say with all honesty it's one of our best ever. We were all hoping a soundtrack would come out nearly 30 years ago when the movie opened. It didn't happen. We just got a mere taste test. Now savor the entire enchilada! What a sensational score, too. Color, excitement, adventure, power... it's all here! And it can be yours in a few days. Artwork and sound samples go up Monday evening, orders begin shipping on Tuesday. I love this one. I hope you will, too.
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Apr 2, 2012 - 10:29 PM
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SchiffyM
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Yes, but it only has a playtime of 86 minutes and includes a few alternates.
So there are “only” 10 min. of missing music? Well, I’m not so happy. And I would like to know why…
I have not heard the bootleg, so I can't comment on this album specifically. But let's define what an "alternate" is. In many cases, a cue is recorded and the composer does not like what he hears. So he changes it, either on the fly or for the next session. The disapproved take is not an "alternate," it's a rejected cue that the composer tossed away for a reason.
Now, most boots are created when somebody gets access to the session tapes and creates a CD from that. They generally do not have the session logs or cue sheets that explain what each take, partial take, and insert are. So they label the rejected cue an "alternate" and leave it at that. (The same can happen for takes that are simply performed incorrectly.) In addition, many boots have been known to repeat music (sometimes from various slightly different takes or inserts) and identify them as different cues.
The result of this is that fans get indignant when a legitimate label releases a score correctly. Remember the uproar when Intrada's wonderful "City of Fear" was shorter than the boot? Of course, the boot repeated many cues, and didn't include some of the music on the complete Intrada release.
A bootleg is not a reliable reference source!
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I'm curious... The Varese re-recording with the Utah Symphony Orchestra was released contemporaneously with the film; why would they have gone to the trouble of recording a whole new album at that time, rather than use the already-existing elements (as they did for The Great Mouse Detective?)
Maybe it was too expensive to release the original recording? Or maybe Disney didn't allow it to be released, but agreed that Bernstein could re-record some of the music for an album? I don't know. It wasn't the first time that music was re-recorded and used as the original soundtrack album.
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Is this a non limited release?
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Is this a non limited release?
Intrada doesn't do limited editions anymore, so yes.
Thank you 
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That cover is goyjus!!
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