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1/26/16: This is back in stock at SAE. Very glad we could release this—it's great!
Lukas
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yA' THINK lUKAS MAY GET SOME EXTRA SALES FROM DUMMIES WHO THINK THEY ARE ORDERING "The Martian"?
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What about "GOODBYE MR.CHIPS'? Is there any chance???
Hear, hear!! That would be another good choice for an extended pressing.
CHECKMATE!!!!
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What Happened to the song "ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS", that was included in the Laser Disk Edition of this film? I really liked it and thought it was catchy. After all, you did included the song to "RIO CONCHOS" on that CD, which you released. Why not go back and include the "ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS" song from the Laser Disk edition. I even have my beloved ancient 45 RPM recording of the song when that vinyl recording wes released! DID YOU GUY GOOF OR SOMETHING????????
When I purchaased my 2 copies of your CD, that was the first cue that I searched for!
Dissappointingly, its not even on the Criterion Collection Edition release of their DVD version!
WHAT IS THE PROBLEM WITH INCLUDING THIS SONG ON THE CD ISSUE???????!!!!!!!
Pete67.
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What Happened to the song "ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS", that was included in the Laser Disk Edition of this film? I really liked it and thought it was catchy. After all, you did included the song to "RIO CONCHOS" on that CD, which you released. Why not go back and include the "ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS" song from the Laser Disk edition. I even have my beloved ancient 45 RPM recording of the song when that vinyl recording wes released! DID YOU GUY GOOF OR SOMETHING????????
When I purchaased my 2 copies of your CD, that was the first cue that I searched for!
Dissappointingly, its not even on the Criterion Collection Edition release of their DVD version!
WHAT IS THE PROBLEM WITH INCLUDING THIS SONG ON THE CD ISSUE???????!!!!!!!
Pete67.
I'll tell you the truth. Until I read your post just now I had no idea there even was such a song. It was not part of Paramount's recorded soundtrack for the score and I just didn't know to try to add this as well...not to say we would even have been able to afford it or get the license.
Sorry!
Lukas
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The song “Robinson Crusoe on Mars” was written in 1999, 35 years after the original film score (1964). The song was written by Victor Lundin and is thus a novelty song totally disconnected from the film score written by Nathan Van Cleave. Acquiring rights for one does not include rights for the other.
Why on earth should it be on the original soundtrack recording of the film? It would be like adding Bill Shatner’s recording of “Rocket Man” to a Star Trek CD.
And, if you must listen to the song, it is indeed on Criterion’s latest DVD release of the film:
https://www.criterion.com/films/821-robinson-crusoe-on-mars
And it is available via a simple search on YouTube.
Addendum: Apparently a singer, Johnny Cymbal, did a recording in 1964 of a song, "Robinson Crusoe on Mars." Is that the one you are referring to -- or the one written and sung by Mr. Lundin?
Cymbal Song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgpgmhOX_AA
Lundin's Song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljQi4_ZUrKU&nohtml5=False
And I apologize if my original response above seemed accusatory -- it is often cool to hear these sorts of novelty songs that are generated by films. The Johnny Cymbal song is a total hoot!
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I added links in my original post to the Lundin song and to a song from 1964 by Johnny Cymbal which must be the one that he likes -- see above in my edited post. The Cymbal song is really goofy! Is that the one on the Criterion on the alternate trailer tracks?
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