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I'm just speechless! I received my confirm email from LLL.
(late fall 2012) Standing by to purchase
I've signed up twice, once last evening and once this morning, and have yet to get a confirmation email. And I've looked in my spam box. I actually don't use a spam filter for that matter. So what's the deal?
I signed on last night Dana, and got an immediate response. (??)
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The complete scores to classic trek in one giant 15 CD BOX?
HELL YES!
I never thought this would ever happen but 15 CDS? I never thought it would take that much considering a lot of music was reused during the series ( That Amok Time fight music was used for practiclally every fight scene! )
BRING.IT.ON!
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Aug 11, 2012 - 8:49 AM
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shadowman
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I was convinced that the ST:TMP set was the release of the year, well, I was wrong! But what a year- a 3-disc TMP and now a 15-set TOS box. Thank goodness we are still getting physical releases, and that CD isn't dead just yet. Imagine if they were releasing the latter download only?
Well, 2013 cannot possibly match such a double-whammy as TNP and TOS. Others have noted how lucky we are right now. I'll just add this sobering observation - we are on the crest of the curve, folks, its all downhill from now on. Twenty years from now, we'll all be saying 2012 was the best year ever for soundtracks, the closure of the FSM label was the beginning of the end.
Or maybe, the end of the beginning!
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That Amok Time fight music was used for practically every fight scene!
It's actually pretty interesting how they picked what scores to reuse and when, particularly in the second season when the scores becomes even more bold and recognizable. The Amok Time fight music, for example, was used primarily for "set up gladiatorial fights" in such episodes like Gamesters of Triskelion or Bread and Circuses. But for outdoor location fights (A Private Little War), the music from Friday's Child might be used. If there was a space chase of battle, The Doomsday Machine was hauled out.
Whether is was because of reuse or daily reruns of the episodes in syndication, or both, classic Trek music sticks in my brain and I never go long without humming something.
Out of all the scores, only I, Mudd falls flat for me. Yet, I am prepared to have my mind changed when I hear it on this amazing set. Oh my God, I really can't wait for this. I am also very much looking forward to the unused stuff and that cue in Space Seed that was used only once when Kirk is freeing Khan from the malfunctioning chamber. Sounds like Steiner and might be from Balance of Terror, considering the theme.
It must be great to be the guys who worked in this and who have heard it all.
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I am very happy for everyone who buys and wants this release. I own most of the existing 60s Star Trek releases and to tell you the truth I don`t listen to them very often.
I do listen on the other hand to the tapes DALLAS composer Richard Lewis Warren sent me of his DALLAS scores all the time. So if LLL would release a 15 CD set of DALLAS scores or of other 80s/90s scores like
- Falcon Crest
- Matlock
- Father Dowling Mysteries
- Knots Landing
- Scarecrow and Mrs. King
I would buy it in a heartbeat.
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I just went to the link and registered. Or did I? So far, I haven't received the e-mail follow-up, without which (LLL says) the registration is not in effect.
Anybody else having any problems registering?
thnx,
PNJ
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Simply a dream come true.
I'm just a tad worried how they're going to pack it...
I hope, judging from the package art, that each disc is housed in a standard-sized jewel case. Dealing with scratches or other damage would be a big headache with this much content.
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