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Woooo! Oh my God - what a wonderful surprise!
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Yep. It is. Already ordered.
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"complete stereo score in a new audio restoration by Chris Malone with liner notes by Tim Greiving" is AMAZING news.
I can't wait to hear this new master.
Yavar
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And second - this release of 20th Century Fox title probably means, that Varese still can release their in-perpetuity titles even if Fox is now Disney. And that's great, as they have not just 2 Flint's scores, but also some great Herrmann's too (which were part of that expensive box set). So now I really hope that Varese will bring us more great Golden & Silver Age titles.
Near the top of my list would be David Raksin's magnum opus Forever Amber, which did get a Twilight Time Blu-ray isolated score track, but much more music was recorded for the film than was on that track. (I think either the film was cut down, or a great deal of score was cut out of it.)
But yeah, more Herrmann reissues (the fixed Ghost and Mrs. Muir as a standalone release!) and more Goldsmith expansions (not just the two Flint scores but The Mephisto Waltz!) ... the possibilities are quite tantalizing now that Varese has returned to the Fox catalogue after an eight year hiatus!
Anyways, back to THIS release: I think they picked the absolute best thing to start with, because the only commercial album release for this score previously was so very unsatisfying!
Yavar
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As this film moves from suspense to out-and-out horror, it really grabs you by the stones.
A Goldsmith score only helps.
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The Other CD release is fantastic news. And a terrific movie too (ripped off not long ago by an overrated European film).
I think of it as the flipside of a Robert Mulligan classic, To Kill a Mockingbird.
(and any film that has Diana Muldaur has already won me over)
I only wish I felt comfortable ordering it directly from the Varese site, but given recent experiences I'll order it elsewhere.
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Yep. It is. Already ordered.
Excellent, sorry, my browser on my iPad is playing up for the International site, how much is it inc pp.
I was tempted by the offer of both THE OTHER and SUDDEN DEATH so I got both for £27.00 with £4.99 P&P. As a single order THE OTHER is £16.00 + P&P. Cheers
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Amazing. Thank you, Varese.
The notorious film score critic Page Cook wrote that this was the second-best score of 1972.
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One word: ordered!
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Wow - really did not expect this would happen! It's another big year for Goldsmith in the 70's!
Loved the book more than the movie (as with Goldman's Magic, the big reveal works better in the book than the movie). But both are striking, and the music is ideal. Well, duh.
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Whoa.... whoa... whoa... whoa...
This I must buy; I don't even have a chance to not buy this. One of my most hoped for restorations. What were the sources? (I'll buy this no matter what.)
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