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[Henry Buck]

Interesting. It looks like Bernstein reused a theme from his rejected score to The Journey of Natty Gann.

[publicist]

Does it contain ondes martenot? I hate that instrument. Watered down theremin is just not my thing. Nor is theremin most of the time.

Don't order it, then.

[Jason LeBlanc]

Interesting! Intrada is still planning on having a batch on April 17th - two weeks after the previous batch (April 3rd's The Black Cauldron) - and I'd expect the first clue for that batch to arrive this Thursday, as has been Roger's MO for a while now.

However, he's already released advance the first clues for the batch two weeks AFTER the April 17th batch - the May 1st batch:

No, not skipping next week's release, but giving you all a heads up since we're announcing the May 1 titles later this week. Since they are not catalog releases, we handle a bit differently. One is for an upcoming feature film and the other is for a current, hit TV series. More details to follow later this week.

Source: http://www.intrada.n...php?f=12&t=4771

For the film, it HAS to be Alan Silvestri's score for The Avengers, which is having a digital-only release on May 1st as well (no physical CD has been announced to date)

Every other major film coming out in May already either has a soundtrack planned or I can't see Intrada releasing it:

Thomas Newman - The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (Fox - Sony Classical)
Danny Elfman - Dark Shadows (Warner Brothers - WaterTower Music)
Erran Baron Cohen - The Dictator (Paramount)
Steve Jablonsky - Battleship (Universal - Varese)
Mark Mothersbaugh - What to Expect When You're Expecting (Lionsgate)
Danny Elfman - Men In Black III (Columbia - Sony Classical)
Alexandre Desplat - Moonrise Kingdom (Focus)



For the current hit TV series, it could be Mark Isham's score to Once Upon A Time, which is not only an ABC/Disney production, but they've been releasing score tracks from it digitally via iTunes, etc throughout the current (first) season. The only problem is though, I'm not entirely sure how much of a "hit" it is.

Another possibility I thought of was Hawaii Five-O, which is scored by Brian Tyler and already in its second season, so it could be a season 1 release.

Any other ideas?

[Demondm810]

I think you're right, Jay. Probably Once Upon A Time.

[Richard Penna]

Once Upon a Time doesn't finish until the end of April, in which case the music certainly won't have been written for the finale.

Unless the buzz I hear from Isham's FB about something special regarding the music means it will be a 'vol 1' set... maybe.

[indy4]

I wonder if the "hit TV show" is 30 Rock? It got an iTunes only release, but more music has been written since then.

[MattyO]

I'd say Once Upon A Time is the most likely, but I really hope for a jam-packed score CD for NBC's Community. The show has some fantastic music, much of it parodying film music genres.

[Matt C]

I wonder if the "hit TV show" is 30 Rock? It got an iTunes only release, but more music has been written since then.

"30 Rock" has steady ratings, a rich syndication deal and a devoted fanbase, but a major hit TV series it is not.

[Jason LeBlanc]

Looks like a litter over 6 hours from now we'll know the titles

4/10/12

Exciting news to share with you!

Tomorrow, at about 11:00 a.m., come visit us here and see artwork and track listings for two new CDs we're "pre-announcing". Normally we hold our press announcements until a day prior to shipping orders but these two releases combine to create an Intrada milestone. I hope you'll find them as exciting as we do. Enjoy fantastic soundtracks to both a major summer movie event and a genuine hit TV series sharing space on our double bill.

It's new territory for us. Thank you all for supporting us and making it all possible!

Source: http://www.intrada.n....php?f=2&t=4777

[Jason LeBlanc]

Nailed em both

INTRADA Announces:



THE AVENGERS
Composed and Conducted by ALAN SILVESTRI
INTRADA/HOLLYWOOD RECORDS D001759402

To say that Alan elevated this film would be to undersell his achievement. He understood it, he subverted it, he influenced it, he smoothed some of its rougher passages and bettered its best... He gave the team its identity. --Joss Whedon, Director

For the 2012 Marvel Studios release The Avengers, composer Alan Silvestri returns to duty following his Captain America (2011) score. Building on his style established for the earlier film, Silvestri broadens beyond just one super hero to an entire team. This large-scale special-effects extravaganza called for music that is equally large and dynamic, armed with themes, action and thrills. It features 80 musicians and in the words of Joss Whedon, "Alan has provided a score that is so specific, so narrative-based, but still has the undeniable power and fluidity of those more diffuse accompaniments. You can hear the themes, the moments...and just bathe in the greatness." While Silvestri's theme for Captain America returns, he also introduces a host of others, including one of the score's highlights -- the theme for Black Widow -- introduced as a lonely, plucked, theme with an eastern European flavor to define this character.

For this release, Alan Silvestri and David Bifano produced an album featuring 75 minutes of score on this exclusive CD release from Hollywood Records and Intrada.

When an unexpected enemy emerges that threatens global safety and security, Nick Fury, Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., assembles a team consisting of Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Thor, Captain America and Black Widow to pull the world back from the brink of disaster. The film opens May 4th and stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, and Tom Hilddleston. The Avengers is based on a the ever-popular Marvel comic book series with the same name, published in 1963 and has been a comics institution every since.

Track List:

1. Arrival
2. Doors Open from Both Sides
3. Tunnel Chase
4. Interrogation
5. Stark Goes Green
6. Helicarrier
7. Subjugation
8. Don’t Take My Stuff
9. Red Ledger
10. Assault
11. They Called It
12. Performance Issues
13. Seeing, Not Believing
14. Assemble
15. I Got a ride
16. A Little Help
17. One Way Trip
18. A Promise
19. The Avengers


INTRADA/HOLLYWOOD RECORDS D001759402
Retail Price: $19.99
AVAILABLE May 1, 2012
For more details, please visit

http://store.intrada...it.A/id.7566/.f

AVENGERS, THE (SCORE)

Label: Hollywood / Intrada D001759402
Date: 2012
Tracks: 19
Time = 76:17

For the 2012 Marvel Studios release The Avengers, composer Alan Silvestri returns to duty following his Captain America (2011) score. Building on his style established for the earlier film, Silvestri broadens beyond just one super hero to an entire team. This large-scale special-effects extravaganza called for music that is equally large and dynamic, armed with themes, action and thrills. It features 80 musicians and in the words of Joss Whedon, "Alan has provided a score that is so specific, so narrative-based, but still has the undeniable power and fluidity of those more diffuse accompaniments. You can hear the themes, the moments...and just bathe in the greatness." While Silvestri's theme for Captain America returns, he also introduces a host of others, including one of the score's highlights -- the theme for Black Widow -- introduced as a lonely, plucked, theme with an eastern European flavor to define this character. For this release, Alan Silvestri and David Bifano produced an album featuring 75 minutes of score on this exclusive CD release from Hollywood Records and Intrada.

01. Arrival 2:59
02. Doors Open from Both Sides 3:29
03. Tunnel Chase 4:47
04. Interrogation 2:38
05. Stark Goes Green 4:46
06. Helicarrier 2:09
07. Subjugation 3:40
08. Don’t Ta ke My Stuff 5:06
09. Red Ledger 5:10

10. Assault 4:25
11. They Called It 2:41
12. Performance Issues 4:56
13. Seeing, Not Believing 4:25
14. Assemble 5:21
15. I Got a ride 4:00
16. A Little Help 3:49
17. One Way Trip 5:50
18. A Promise 3:34
19. The Avengers 2:03

Alan Silvestri
Due 05/01/12 (Out of Stock)
Price: $19.99

INTRADA Announces:



ONCE UPON A TIME
Composed and Conducted by MARK ISHAM
INTRADA MAF 7120

Intrada is proud to announce the release of Mark Isham's score to the hit ABC TV series Once Upon a Time that premiered last fall. Isham needed to come up with a score that spanned the entire spectrum of emotions -- not only breathing life into quieter moments, but also being romantic, sweeping, and epic. The result was a score for the series that is both beautiful and heartfelt and has become integral to the fabric of the show.

For this release representing music from various episodes, Mark Isham has compiled over an hour of music carefully produced to provide listeners with a musical journey that captures the essence of the show. This release also features five different collectible covers, but the contents of all discs remain the same.

The show focuses on Emma Swan, whose life has been anything but a fairytale. A 28-year-old bail bondsperson, she’s been taking care of herself since she was abandoned as a baby. But when Henry —the son she gave up 10 years ago—finds her, everything changes. Henry is desperate for his mom’s help and thinks that Emma is actually the long, lost daughter of Snow White and Prince Charming. Even stranger, Henry believes that Storybrooke, the sleepy New England town he calls home, is really part of a curse cast by the Evil Queen, freezing fairytale characters in the modern world with no memory of their former selves. Of course the seen-it-all Emma doesn’t believe a word, but when she gets to Storybrooke, she can’t help sensing that everything’s not quite what it seems...

Track List:
1. Once Upon A Time Orchestral Suite 4:13
2. Henry’s Proposal 1:17
3. The Queen’s Curse 2:46
4. Jiminy Cricket 3:11
5. Dealing With Rumplestiltskin 3:26
6. Belle’s Story 2:37
7. Dwarves 2:45
8. The Huntsman 4:31
9. Things Are Changing In Storybrooke 1:47
10. Cinderella 1:44
11. Wedding Dance 1:21
12. Advising Ashley 2:26
13. If The Shoe Fits 1:35
14. Unhappy Endings 3:46
15. Emma And Henry 1:43
16. The Siren 5:07
17. The Man With The Wooden Box 1:11
18. Hope Will Return 1:48
19. Rumplestiltskin In Love 2:19
20. The Genie’s Wishes 1:58
21. The Road To True Love 2:50
22. The Family Compass 2:00
23. Burn The Witch 2:34
24. What The Queen Loves Most 2:30
25. The Clock Moves 1:12

INTRADA MAF 7120
Retail Price: $17.99
AVAILABLE May 1, 2012
For additional details, please visit

http://store.intrada...it.A/id.7567/.f

ONCE UPON A TIME

Label: Intrada MAF 7120
Date: 2011
Tracks: 25
Time = 62:54

Intrada is proud to announce the release of Mark Isham's score to the hit ABC TV series Once Upon a Time that premiered last fall. Isham needed to come up with a score that spanned the entire spectrum of emotions -- not only breathing life into quieter moments, but also being romantic, sweeping, and epic. The result was a score for the series that is both beautiful and heartfelt and has become integral to the fabric of the show. For this release representing music from various episodes, Mark Isham has compiled over an hour of music carefully produced to provide listeners with a musical journey that captures the essence of the show. This release also features five different collectible covers, but the contents of all discs remain the same. The show focuses on Emma Swan, whose life has been anything but a fairytale. A 28-year-old bail bondsperson, she’s been taking care of herself since she was abandoned as a baby. But when Henry —the son she gave up 10 years ago—finds her, everything changes. Henry is desperate for his mom’s help and thinks that Emma is actually the long, lost daughter of Snow White and Prince Charming. Even stranger, Henry believes that Storybrooke, the sleepy New England town he calls home, is really part of a curse cast by the Evil Queen, freezing fairytale characters in the modern world with no memory of their former selves. Of course the seen-it-all Emma doesn’t believe a word, but when she gets to Storybrooke, she can’t help sensing that everything’s not quite what it seems...

01. Once Upon A Time Orchestral Suite 4:13
02. Henry’s Proposal 1:17
03. The Queen’s Curse 2:46
04. Jiminy Cricket 3:11
05. Dealing With Rumplestiltskin 3:26
06. Belle’s Story 2:37
07. Dwarves 2:45
08. The Huntsman 4:31
09. Things Are Changing In Storybrooke 1:47
10. Cinderella 1:44
11. Wedding Dance 1:21
12. Advising Ashley 2:26
13. If The Shoe Fits 1:35
14. Unhappy Endings 3:46
15. Emma And Henry 1:43
16. The Siren 5:07
17. The Man With The Wooden Box 1:11
18. Hope Will Return 1:48
19. Rumplestiltskin In Love 2:19
20. The Genie’s Wishes 1:58
21. The Road To True Love 2:50
22. The Family Compass 2:00
23. Burn The Witch 2:34
24. What The Queen Loves Most 2:30
25. The Clock Moves 1:12


Mark Isham
Due 05/01/12 (Out of Stock)
Price: $17.99

[Ro Sajooc]

Awesome! The Avengers gets a CD release.

[Richard Penna]

I guess you were right Jay - suppose it means there won't be music from the later parts of the season.

Why collectible covers though? I'm planning on buying 1 copy, max...

[Kendal_Ozzel]

76+ minutes on The Avengers. Nice!

[lonzoe]

Looks like Intrada "assembled" a top notch physical release for Silvestri's Avengers.

[Jason LeBlanc]

First clue for April 17th batch:

One Special Collection release next week featuring a premiere release of an early 90s thriller. Oddly this is the first full album we've done by this composer

Source: http://www.intrada.n...php?f=12&t=4783

[Stefancos]

I wonder what "full album" means in this context.

maybe they have released something from him on one of the Amazing Stories CD's.

[Jason LeBlanc]

That's my guess too.

Thomas Newman had a score on Amazing Stories Volume 2, but Intrada has not a released a full CD of his.

So, the score could be 1991's Deceived.

[Kendal_Ozzel]

Turns out it's Thomas Newman's Whispers in the Dark.

[Stefancos]

What? I'm not interested!

[alicebrallice]

what are you talking about, dutchman? this is great news!

for me it's a definite buy.

[BloodBoal]

What? I'm not interested!

But Stiff, it has collectible covers!

[Richard Penna]

What? I'm not interested!

Refreshing choice, but not one for me - I think it took a few more years for that spark to appear that made me love Newman.

[Jason LeBlanc]

Latest Doug's Corner

4/30/12

We announced them earlier so the surprise is gone, but tomorrow's two new releases are stacked in our warehouse and ready for shipment. Jeff tells me the pre-orders are quite heavy, so he'll be swamped... which I remind him is a good thing. I thank all of you who have been so supportive of both CDs. We've issued several Silvestri scores, including some of his most popular ones, but this is our first CD featuring Isham's work. And he's a trumpet player, too. That makes him extra cool to me, though he can actually play the horn - I just putsky with it. Anyway, both new releases have great music for you to enjoy. And in two weeks, we'll have more new stuff for you to choose from. That's a good thing, too.

Source: http://www.intrada.n....php?f=2&t=4815

____


Woah, big update! Doug says:

Be patient. Things develop rapidly around here these days. We're building a lot of relationships. Being on an important new Disney feature like The Avengers is a milestone, working with ABC on a new TV series is a milestone, working with the Hollywood label is another... and coming up in about four weeks or something like that is yet another studio branding milestone. I sort of lose track now of what's really a milestone since our pipeline is so busy. As you can see, we're talking with virtually every major studio now... in itself an important development. So my start of the year comments about milestones ahead are already yielding lots of fruit. In a nutshell... we're involved in a lot of stuff now. I hope you'll enjoy some (or all) of it!
--Doug

Source: http://www.intrada.n....php?f=4&t=4814

[Faleel]

I hope it has somthing to do with williams!

[Jason LeBlanc]

Yes, hopefully they can get Universal to license them Jurassic Park and The Lost World

[Faleel]

Stop! I am gonna get a heart attack with all these announcements

[Jason LeBlanc]

Craig Safan's official website has revealed that Intrada is releasing his rejected score to Wolfen, and even posted the cover art



Source: http://www.craigsafan.com/

There are even samples up:

http://www.craigsafan.com/news.html

I guess it'll be in either the May 15th or May 29th batch.

Surely Delerue's rejected Something Wick This Way Comes must be in the works as well.

[Miles Prower]

Not that anyone noticed when I said it on FSM, but that cover looks like a boot.

Probably because it's a boot. http://plissken.free...ejected frt.jpg

[Jason LeBlanc]

LOL! So Craig Safan's official site used a bootleg cover instead of the real thing? That's hilarious!

[Koray Savas]

Wonder what the hold up was, considering Horner's Wolfen is only a few months old. Seems like they would have made a good 2CD set.

[Jason LeBlanc]

The rumor is that Horner asked Intrada to not pair the rejected scores with his, so Intrada is releasing them separately

[crocodile]

I can see where he's coming from.

Karol

[Koray Savas]

I can't. Now we have to pay $10 more than we would have normally

[Trent Bennett]

From Roger regarding the May 15th releases.

"One is a straight reissue of a CD that went out of print fairly quickly and the studio preferred having it stay in print, so we were happy to oblige. Mainly for people who missed out and the broader audience. If you have it, no need to upgrade unless you are fussy about spines. And someone should offer to buy me a beer after the first complaint comes in.

The second is a premiere release of the score to an early 80s erotic thriller."

The re-issue seems like it's Star Trek V. It wouldn't surprise me if it is and I'd be glad for a re-issue, especially for those that missed out on it. I'm perfectly happy with the La-La Land set but I may get this for the hell of it so it's in uniform for IV and VI.

[scallenger]

I actually did miss out on Star Trek V, I think I was low on money at the time and I wasn't as familiar with the score. This time, however, I may get it. I hope it is unlimited this time, though, because I've been spending a LOT of money on scores lately (and will again next month when, presumably, Star Trek: The Motion Picture is released by LaLaLand) and may not be able to get it right away.

I still don't get why anyone would complain. Wasn't the LaLaLand release only 3,000 units? With a score from a franchise that big, clearly not everyone in the world who would have wanted it was able to get it, and would currently have to pay over-priced eBay bids in order to get it. I know people may see it as wasting a slot for a newly released score, but give me a break. Scores get released usually every 2 weeks from places like this, in addition to other places like LaLaLand. We don't all have endless wallets, so things like this are a good thing so people can ease up and say "it's okay, already got this"!

[Maurizio]

Maybe it's Williams' SpaceCamp

[OneBuckFilms]

I suspect Star Trek V reissue will be MAF, with a spine that matches the rest.

I'm not fussy about the spine, but I may end up getting it for that reason.

If it's MAF, then I won't rush though.

[Faleel]

"It is plain to see,
That the title is Star Trek V!"

[Trent Bennett]

I actually did miss out on Star Trek V, I think I was low on money at the time and I wasn't as familiar with the score. This time, however, I may get it. I hope it is unlimited this time, though, because I've been spending a LOT of money on scores lately (and will again next month when, presumably, Star Trek: The Motion Picture is released by LaLaLand) and may not be able to get it right away.

I still don't get why anyone would complain. Wasn't the LaLaLand release only 3,000 units? With a score from a franchise that big, clearly not everyone in the world who would have wanted it was able to get it, and would currently have to pay over-priced eBay bids in order to get it. I know people may see it as wasting a slot for a newly released score, but give me a break. Scores get released usually every 2 weeks from places like this, in addition to other places like LaLaLand. We don't all have endless wallets, so things like this are a good thing so people can ease up and say "it's okay, already got this"!

Star Trek V was 5,000 units and MV said it sold out in 4 months. Others also missed out on it since the time it came out a lot of people simply couldn't afford it since it was around Christmas time. I'm glad it most likely will be the re-issue as it will give others like you a chance to get it, to hell with all the complainers.

I think the re-issue of Star Trek V will be an MAF since the whole bit of the studio wanting it to stay in print.

[Richard Penna]

Pretty cool - I missed Trek V as I initially thought it wouldn't be my thing. Wrong!

If it's that: sold.