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The BLUE BOX will contain 8 discs and a 160-page hardcover illustrated book in packaging a la the Elmer Bernstein Film Music Collection -- here we have 8 discs in 2 butterfly cases (not 12 discs in 3 cases). The price was going to be $139.95 but we've gone out on a limb and reduced that to $119.95.
Lukas... for some people like myself who have not purchased the Bernstein Box yet, it would be quite an incentive this holiday season to finally do so together with this BLUE BOX if only the Bernstein Box was offered at a discounted price.
Just a thought...
Ahhh, some of us who paid FULL price might look a tad askew at that....
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Ahhh, some of us who paid FULL price might look a tad askew at that....
I have paid full price for many of the FSM soundtracks that had been discounted later on as well... but I see your point.
Discounted FSM titles then...
AND THE BERNSTEIN BOX!
Bad idea. BAD.
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Bad idea. BAD.
Not from where I am...
Let it simmer a bit.
Free enterprise?!
Well, I strongly doubt it'll happen, unless a promotional deal akin to offering copies of regular releases if you buy one full price comes about, like last Christmas. Face it, you're gonna have to pay full dime for this one.
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Would the complete works of Guido and Maurizio De Angelis fit on these 8 CDs?
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Nov 20, 2007 - 5:26 PM
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EdG
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I know nothing about this release, but looking at Lukas' posting I would surmise:
a) It will be a release of a score or scores with appeal outside the normal core of soundtrack fans, hence the plans to press more than 3000;
b) It suggests a series of scores either grouped around a concept (as the Unforgiven set was) or, more excitingly, around a franchise, and one with quite a story to tell if the length of the book is any clue; and
c) Past licensing experience suggests either Fox, Warner Bros., MGM, United Artists, Columbia and/or Sony may be involved.
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Most famous and beloved score of all time, a re-recording of The Wizard of Oz with outtakes re-recorded would be so cool. I love the score, but thought, if I could have the exact same contents of the expanded 2 cd set with todays sound and re-recording, that would be so incredible.
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I know nothing about this release, but looking at Lukas' posting I would surmise:
a) It will be a release of a score or scores with appeal outside the normal core of soundtrack fans, hence the plans to press more than 3000;
b) It suggests a series of scores either grouped around a concept (as the Unforgiven set was) or, more excitingly, around a franchise, and one with quite a story to tell if the length of the book is any clue; and
c) Past licensing experience suggests either Fox, Warner Bros., MGM, Columbia and/or Sony may be involved.
Bond revisited ???
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Steiner has been so conspicuous by his absence on FSM, I can't help but hope he's about to show up in a big way. And what score is more famous and beloved than Casablanca? Is there room for improvements to previous editions of that soundtrack that would justify another release?
If so, could this be a set that includes King Richard and the Crusaders, Helen of Troy, Rome Adventure, John Paul Jones, Last Command... etc?
Man, when you're wrong you sure show it in a big way.
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