This movie is not even that old. I can not believe no one has it anymore. Only way I can get it is through Amazon as a digital download. ANyone know where I can buy the actual CD? I bought the cd when the movie came out but noticed this past Christmas that it was damagaed. I want to replace it and finding it has really turned into a nightmare. ANy suggestions? Thanks everyone!
Alan Silvestri's 'A Christmas Carol'. Can't Find it Anywhere
Started by romantico, Mar 05 2012 01:12 AM
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Koray Savas
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Posted 05 March 2012 - 01:33 AM
Uh, the score never had a CD release.
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Posted 05 March 2012 - 01:44 AM
SOrry, I should have spcified. I have a cd with Andrea Bocelli and it had a suite from A Christmas Carol on it. I went to a sneak peak when the film was released by a local radio station. I can't believe they never put out a score to this film. It was so beautiful! However, this would explain why I can't find it. Many thanks for clearing that up.
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Posted 05 March 2012 - 02:51 AM
This film never had a score release on physical CD; It was only available as a digital download
It should be noted that Intrada Records (www.intrada.com) has a deal with Disney where they are printing physical CDs for scores that only had digital releases. So far they have done Up, Toy Story 3, 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, and The Black Hole, and I fully except them to do Silvestri's A Christmas Carol at some point in the future (probably this December) as well (but there is no guarantee, its just my guess)
It should be noted that Intrada Records (www.intrada.com) has a deal with Disney where they are printing physical CDs for scores that only had digital releases. So far they have done Up, Toy Story 3, 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, and The Black Hole, and I fully except them to do Silvestri's A Christmas Carol at some point in the future (probably this December) as well (but there is no guarantee, its just my guess)
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