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Jonathan Elias is playing keyboards on this score. Is the score an orchestral/electronic hybrid?
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Not intending to change the subject of the thread, but I take it Barry is actively retired now, and unwilling to do any further assignments?
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Yes, it's on the Zulu CD and is a good suite. Recommended. I'd still be interested in the complete score as well and hope that some day someone will do it.
As for Barry ... I don't think he every formally retired. He did do Brighton Rock and he has just recorded music for the Ten Tenors.
I wish he'd do more movies though. But only if he can find some fresh ideas. In the last ten years of his active film scoring it started to feel like he was writing on auto-pilot. To his credit, I still liked his work. There's just something in his autonomy that makes him write satisfying music. But I'd hate his career to fizzle out on uncreative sameness.
Cheers
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No, plenty of people would buy it. It might be a 1,500-er rather than a 3,000-er, but it should sell.
I think the problem here is missing masters, not apathy.
Somebody who knows about these things did tell me that Silva Screen records had masters or copies back in 1986 when they were in talks to release the soundtrack album, but obviously that album never happened and I have no idea what happened since. Or even if what I was told is really true.
Cheers
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Could it be one of those where the film is so obscure that the rights are too hard to track down?
I'd assumed that could be one of the problems with getting Peter Proud released (though that could just be missing tapes), though the recent/upcoming Blu-Ray release suggests that SOMEONE has Peter Proud rights.
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