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I wonder if the liner notes will reveal something I've always wondered about this score -- like whether a lot of the climatic music for this movie was ghosted by someone else. The Prince of Thieves score was by all accounts a rushed affair (and had about fifteen orchestrators credited on it). The music for the big climax never really sounded like Kamen's style to me (and, significantly, Kamen did not include any of the music for Robin's fight with the sheriff on his original 1991 CD).
I know Bruce Babcock contributed at least one cue to Lethal Weapon, so it's not without precedent.
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Fantastic way to kick-off 2018.
One of my favourite scores from one of my favourite films.
Instantly ordered along with some James Horner goodness in the form of Troy and The River Runs Black.
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Excellent news - a new Michael Kamen soundtrack release. Brilliant work by Intrada as always. Fab follow up to Damnation Alley!
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That last action cue has Don Davis' fingerprints all over it (but I freely admit that I know nothing).
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That last action cue has Don Davis' fingerprints all over it (but I freely admit that I know nothing).
Haha you're like a walking Don Davis bibliography
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Bang!! What a fantastic way to start 2018!
Astonishing score, outstanding composer!
Thanks Intrada, you made my day (yet again)!
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Really? The labels are "assholes" because they don't include the expensive song available cheaply elsewhere? And are you sure this isn't the complete score? I for one am glad to have a far superior score presentation and quite happy the song was left off.
Yavar
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You said "Music Labels" -- that's Intrada, FSM, La La Land, etc. You meant studios.
And for some reason you seem to think music labels is a proper noun and needed to capitalized.
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I understand Tyuan's perspective but like many others here I only care about the score. The lack of songs is usually a plus for me because it makes the score purely orchestral when played directly from the CD.
Yeah, it's sort of a no-brainer for me. If you want the "complete soundtrack," with all the songs, you buy the soundtrack, like the rest of the public. What's so tough about that? I usually want the complete orchestral score. Isn't that what this message board is about?
Sometimes there's a historical oddity like "Love Theme from Star Trek the Motion Picture," not easily available on CD, which merits inclusion. Otherwise, what's the point? Am I missing something?
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Instant order! 
