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Wow. Dead Men is a holy grail I never thought I'd see. Thank you! -
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Wow. So excited for the Rozsa and the Rosenthal… don’t those two names just have such a beautiful ring together? And a new and improved Sand Pebbles (the old edition is a dozen years old now)?? Sign me up. Good news about the fixes too. Yavar
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I'll definitely get Becket, a worthy Oscar-nominated score from 64.
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Basil, I have asked Roger about the materials used for this reissue over at the Intrada forum. Hopefully, we won’t have to wait too long for an answer. Nicholas, perhaps they didn’t find it necessary to include the full program as there wasn’t much different from the score as presented on the album (plus, the liner notes also provide a playlist program for the OST).
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Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid: Tremendous, beautiful, long overdue. That flute-led cue for the first "cleaning woman" aftermath is a career highlight of Mr. Rozsa's. Becket: Just watched this last Christmas as part of a personal O'Toole video festival. The film's got it's drawbacks, but the score isn't one of them. Also great news.
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Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid: Tremendous, beautiful, long overdue. Absolutely! So happy to finally be able to get this. And with proper artwork and as a 2-CD set, wow!! Roger, is there still time for you to add some alternate front cover art on the Becket CD? This looks so... dated..
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Too bad nobody considered a kickstarter campaign for a complete World Premiere Recording of "Becket" because in my opinion this should have won the Oscar for Best Score (with Dimitri Tiomkin's score for "The Fall Of The Roman Empire" a close second).
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How much longer is the complete score for Becket, out of curiosity? Yavar
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