Outside of SOLO (and the Tinkerbell movies) I'm not really interested in any modern Disney IP scores. I wish Intrada goes back to doing pre-2000's premiers and expansions from the 60's, 70's and 80's. I'm excluding LucasFilm scores because I think SOLO is a one off.
I'm also hoping this might mean the door is open for some recent Marvel scores too.
I know it's a long shot but any label other than Disney handling a SW score gives me the mildly slight hint of a hope of possibility that some day, some day, the original and prequel trilogies will get the deluxe treatment.
Do we have any more specifics around when the Intrada release is coming?
He announced the How To Train Your Dragon 3 Deluxe Edition more than a year in advance, soooooo It's probably gonna be awhile. That'll give them enough time to decide they need to make the Sabbac rematch/ end titles one long track instead of being split into two as the digital edition.
Is the John Williams material totaly excluded in the expanded digital release? I hope the Williams full theme and the rest would be included in the Intrada album?
The concert arrangement conducted by John Williams with LA musicians is only on the OST album and not on the Deluxe Edition, which only contains the score recorded in London.
Is the John Williams material totaly excluded in the expanded digital release?
Williams' themes (both original to this movie and from earlier Star Wars scores) are all over this release. The only thing excluded is the track "The Adventures of Han," which is Williams' album arrangement of his new material for the film. (It is on the original CD, of course.)
For those who purchased the expanded album in hi res previously Qobuz allows you to purchase just the new Williams track, er, solo.
For some reason the new expanded album with the new track is listed as a different album, at least for now - I expect they'll drop the older version at some point. I wonder what prompted them to add the track now and not to include it the first time. Anyway it's a good thing.
I expect they'll drop the older version at some point.
I don't think so. They did the same thing for the recent Orville release, so it's now listed on Qobuz twice. I chatted with an employee about that but they seemed to want to dance around the question.
