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Oh, and just out of curiosity, can someone list the other composers - besides Tiomkin and Shores - who may feature on the WILD WILD WEST collection?
Richard Markowitz, Robert Drasnin, Dave Grusin, Fred Steiner, Harry Geller, Walter Scharf, Jack Pleis.
Shores' music was always my favourite...
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Unlawful Entry...seriously?! We don't have remastered or expanded versions of The Land Before Time or the American Tail movies, but we have a complete version of that droning piece of synth crap? What's next, a deluxe edition of Class Action?
After having read many years of posts on this board, the blatant ignorance and complete lack of civility present in the above post still never ceases to amaze me.
I, for one, will be purchasing the Horner score, as I never purchased the previous version. And, Horner is worth it.
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Jul 2, 2017 - 10:43 AM
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Oh, and just out of curiosity, can someone list the other composers - besides Tiomkin and Shores - who may feature on the WILD WILD WEST collection?
Richard Markowitz, Robert Drasnin, Dave Grusin, Fred Steiner, Harry Geller, Walter Scharf, Jack Pleis.
Shores' music was always my favourite...
Harry Geller's name doesnt come up much, but I liked his work for the CIMARRON STRIP tvshow which also utilized other well known composers, but I doubt that's on any label's "to do" list. Still stunned over this WWW release.
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Listening to Unlawful Entry on YouTube and actually quite liking it, so will probably get it.
Will also order Riverdale. Really liked Neely's score in the show, so I'm glad it gets a release
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Thank you beautiful people of FSM* for the WWW composer lists supplied 
*simon/member
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Unlawful Entry...seriously?! We don't have remastered or expanded versions of The Land Before Time or the American Tail movies, but we have a complete version of that droning piece of synth crap? What's next, a deluxe edition of Class Action?
The conversation usually goes something like this at a label: "Should we expand An American Tail or Unlawful Entry first?" "Unlawful Entry, OF COURSE." As I've said before, if it was easy, it'd be done. Both Land Before Time and American Tail have been on our list with UMG for years. They'll eventually get done, but these co-productions between UMG and Universal take a lot of time and patience.
You forgot the part where all the label heads get together annually in their Bond villain-styled meeting room to discuss which potential releases will cause the most frustration and controversy among fans.
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Jul 2, 2017 - 3:11 PM
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The MT for Unlawful Entry is great. The rest? Hmm. My first Intrada CD, though, so it holds a special place.
Ah, the days of 99-cent deletions, of which this was one of my purchases. Sold it not long after, though.
Still, somebody had to have been clamoring for it, right?
The Wild Wild West, though...they had some amazing music written for television in the 60s. I just know this won't last long.
And as much as I love the show, I'm hard pressed to remember any music from Riverdale that isn't a song.
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Oh, come on... Bopha??!!! Unlawful Entry??!! What's next, maybe Freedom Song??!!
There are so many other Horners worthy of expansion, or completely unreleased, by the way.
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