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New to Kritzerland? American or European?
Boy, it's getting hard to remember what we've done  But, I think one is new to Kritzerland and one isn't.
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Premiere releases, or reissues?
Both scores have been on CD before separately and are long OOP. This CD is incredible value for money and has at least one unique thing about it.
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Premiere releases, or reissues?
This CD is incredible value for money and has at least one unique thing about it.
Is the unique thing - the location where the movies were set? same character in each movie?
Are the movies from the 1960s?
No, the "unique" comment refers to presentation, which differs slightly in each case from the previous CD releases.
One movie is certainly from the 1960s.
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Wow, stumped, I guess
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Are these from the UA catalogue?
A number of UA titles could do with a re-release. John Barry's The Knack should always be in print, & how about a Burt Bacharach double, What's New Pussycat/After The Fox...not that I'd be buying them, as I still have the Ryco CD's.
I'd really like a double bill of After The Fox which would include the Bacharach score and also Piero Piccioni's score for the Italian release of the film!
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Yes to UA, yes to European for both composers. And these will sound better than their previous versions and again, both previous versions were separate releases and have been OOP for years - so for folks who never picked them up this is a tremendous value for money package - but, for me, I will always pick up a new release if it betters the sound - but that's me.
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Could one of them be 'The Whisperers' OR 'The Knack' by John Barry?.
Both 60s
Both UA
Both have OOP CD releases
John Barry is European.
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The Battle of Britain (Goodwin)- another possibility
UA
60s
OOP CD
Ron Goodwin is/was British
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