Tom

Instead of the music, the set will feature a complete recording of Williams having dinner with Mutter and a couple of Austrian dudes.

Yes the did. A SW score mostly by a guy not named John Williams.

If I was heading up a studio or record label, I would save a big announcement for April 1st just to confuse and disorientate.

Williams a Disney Legend--the best April's Fool's Joke on the board.

The Lost World, too, is always a welcomed addition.

I am fairly sure that he did not.

Who is more foolish? The April fool or the fool who precedes him?

Sometimes the better option.

Congratulations! I love that it is OUP--top level academic press. A book that I will not only buy, but buy in hardcover. PS. Imagine your mixed feelings when your edit and approve the final proofs, and then it is announced Williams is doing Episode X.

Well that and the restraining order he has against us.

Frank Lehman has uploaded this to Youtube. Nothing new, but nice to have a direct link:

The mix on this recording is a bit off. I could barely hear the brass.

Wouldn't this post make more sense a week from now?

Because Luke likes blue.

An homage to the end of The Empire Strikes Back.

Well, now I understand why Williams seems to crave another Oscar.

The Fabelmans.

Ah yes, the age old question. Would you rather ride a pony, search for unicorns, or seduce Suki?

I was going to read that, but I decided to just watch the movie instead.

We have an annual top ten soundtrack list. Do we have a top ten theme list? That would be an interesting one.

Zoom a bit on the third one down, it is pretty obvious.

I guess I was assuming it was not a copy, but if so, then it makes more sense.

I don't want to sound too stupid, for it is still morning where I am. But if an original SW sketch was sold at auction, how could these be complete?

Nice to see The Fabelmans get some sort of release. Not to nitpick, but the notion of "Reimagined" irks me.