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[Jason LeBlanc]

Two more Intrada titles are going OOP soon (July 2nd):

David Williams / Burkhard Dallwitz - Supernova

Robert Folk - A Troll In Central Park

[Koray Savas]

Crap, gotta pick up A Troll In Central Park earlier than I wanted to.

[Jason LeBlanc]

Clues are up for the June 26th batch

One 70s title that is sure to take a bite out of some people's grail lists. A few lists at any rate. The other you just have to bear with me because although the CD has been out THREE previous times before, I had a specific configuration in mind and I just wanted to get it done that way. I love this score, it's exciting, colorful, and emotional and I wanted it in print again. And some heads will turn because it's gone from a 2-CD set to one CD.

Source: http://www.intrada.n...php?f=12&t=4912

Holy bloody hell is the first one JAWS or JAWS II???????????

[Koray Savas]

Those were never 2-disc sets.

[Jason LeBlanc]

It's the OTHER title that's gone from 2 discs to 1, not the 70's title

1. A 70's title that will "take a bite out of some people's grail lists"

2. An title that has been on CD 3 times before, at least one of which was 2-discs, and all versions are now OOP. The score is "exciting, colorful, and emotional"

[Miles Prower]

The second title... first thought was Krull, but that's been out four times, however along those same lines, could be Masters of the Universe.

[Koray Savas]

I know, didn't notice you were referring to the first one.

[Hedji]

I'd say the 70s title is Love at First Bite.

[Jason LeBlanc]

The second title... first thought was Krull, but that's been out four times, however along those same lines, could be Masters of the Universe.

Masters of the Universe TOTALLY fits. In fact, the completely score would easily fit on one disc, which could be what Roger was referring to.

I'd say the 70s title is Love at First Bite.

Yea, I was just realizing that by "grail list" title, Roger probably meant something that has never been on CD before, not something like Jaws or Jaws II which have their completely or nearly complete scores on CD already. I'd say your guess is spot on

[Trent Bennett]

People were puzzled as to why LLL split the main score for Masters Of The Universe onto two discs.

[Jason LeBlanc]

Right, they could have put the complete score on Disc 1 and the LP on disc 2. That could be what Roger was referring to wanting to change.

[Wojo]

MOTU would be great. I never bought it and haven't felt like

[Jason LeBlanc]

Charles Bernstein official Site confirms that the 70s title is Love At First Bite

http://www.charlesbernstein.com/

[E.T. & Elliott]

Masters of the Universe 25th Anniversary Edition.

[ST-321]

Charles Bernstein official Site confirms that the 70s title is Love At First Bite

http://www.charlesbernstein.com/

That's the first movie I ever saw with my wife. I guess that's a must buy.

[Maurizio]

1. A 70's title that will "take a bite out of some people's grail lists

I sincerely hope it's time for Dracula!

[Jason LeBlanc]

It's Love At First Bite

[avalanche]

Is there much difference between film and album presentations of Masters of the Universe? Just wondering, as I listen to clips online. I really didn't remember the score being this symphonic, pretty cool!

[Jason LeBlanc]

Doug's Corner:

6/25/12
Sometime later this afternoon or early evening, Jeff will post artwork and sound samples on our site of the two latest Intrada CDs. One simply comes to you courtesy the many requests we keep getting for it, no matter that it's been released by several labels before! The other one premiere's a seventies score also oft-requested but only now becoming available. Both CDs will begin shipping tomorrow (Tuesday) and will be available while quantity and interest remains!

Source: http://www.intrada.n....php?f=2&t=4918

[ST-321]

http://store.intrada...it.A/id.7637/.f

[Jason LeBlanc]

Roger says:

Yes, it's early, but it's also a holiday week here so I don't want to worry about forgetting Or forgetting to worry. Something like that.

One is a 2-CD set featuring four scores. 3 sci-fi, one adventure, all produced by the same guy, with 3 different composers. Classic stuff.

The other is a reissue of a long long long long out of print classic score from the '60s. At this point, the LP is easier to find than the CD, which rarely shows up. I see no copies available on Amazon and one lone copy sold on Ebay last week for $99.

Source: http://www.intrada.n...8f6ebe2967ae85d

Basil already figured out the 60s title is The Quiller Memorandum:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000008JOR/
http://www.ebay.com/...2#ht_720wt_1165

I have no idea about the other one

[Trent Bennett]

Seems like both of these I can skip, which will be okay. I'm tight on funds for the next while. I'll have money for X-Men 2 from LLL but that's about it.

[Jason LeBlanc]

I saw this post on FSM and thought it was a pretty good guess

I wonder if the producer in question could be George Pal. Certainly most of his films fall into the Science-Fiction/Adventure genre - and he did work with a variety of great composers. Could this be something with "The War of the Worlds," "When Worlds Collide" (both by Leith Stevens), "Conquest of Space," (Nathan Van Cleave) and "The Naked Jungle" (Daniele Amfitheatrof)?

I think they're all Paramount holdings too, so it wouldn't be out of the question.

[ST-321]

I saw this post on FSM and thought it was a pretty good guess

I wonder if the producer in question could be George Pal. Certainly most of his films fall into the Science-Fiction/Adventure genre - and he did work with a variety of great composers. Could this be something with "The War of the Worlds," "When Worlds Collide" (both by Leith Stevens), "Conquest of Space," (Nathan Van Cleave) and "The Naked Jungle" (Daniele Amfitheatrof)?

I think they're all Paramount holdings too, so it wouldn't be out of the question.

That's awesome stuff & I would love it if it were so.

[Jason LeBlanc]

First, Roger dropped some additional information about tonight's batch

Ooops...was writing the press release for the 2-CD set and realized I said '60s when I should have said '50s. Sorry about that!

I think he was a little confused when he posted that, because his original clues didn't mention a decade for the 2-CD set; The 60's reference in his original clues were for the OTHER release tonight. But now we know we have a 1disc 60's title, and a 2-CD 50's collection.


Second, here's the Doug's Corner for the new batch being announced tonight:

7/8/12

Sad to read today of Ernest Borgnine's passing. Legendary actor, Oscar-winning star of 1955's Marty, itself an Academy Award winner. Also memorable in The Dirty Dozen, arguing with Gene Hackman in The Posiedon Adventure, steering his PT crew on tv's McHale's Navy, goading Spencer Tracy into a fight with shocking consequences in Bad Day At Black Rock... all sorts of great stuff. My favorite: playing one of The Wild Bunch. Yep. Reunited with William Holden for all eternity. Speaking of which, one never forgets his sadistic role in From Here To Eternity, either. Farewell Mr. Borgnine.

On a happier note, we have two new releases to offer this Tuesday, July 10. You'll find one a straight CD reissue of a long out-of-print title first appearing as a stereo LP in the mid-sixties. Think cool and intriguing. The other release is a pretty spectacular world premiere 2-CD set offering four important scores tied to a legendary producer of numerous sci-fi classics. Lovingly produced from Paramount vault materials in both mono and stereo and featuring everything surviving from all four scores, this set has some magnificent music to enjoy and nice packaging to admire. Watch for artwork and sound samples on our site tomorrow evening, July 9. And feel free to order one or both releases, too!

Source: http://www.intrada.n....php?f=2&t=4939




In addition, Roger has dropped some hints for several upcoming releases:

[Doug is] swamped right now with some very tight deadlines (right now he's wrapping up a Moross score and several Jarre and Goldsmith projects and starting on more Bernstein and Mancini). And for those asking, the 2-CD master for Battlestar Galactica Vol. 3 is finished.

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[Jason LeBlanc]

Forgot to mention there are 2 more titles going out of print soon (July 16th to be exact):

Ron Goodwin - Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Alfred Newman - What Price Glory / Roy Webb - Fixed Bayonets / Leigh Harline - The Desert Rats

[ST-321]

Wow. I am quite happy.

http://store.intrada...it.A/id.7685/.f

War of the Worlds/When Worlds Collide and The Naked Jungle/Conquest of Space.

Ordered.

[ST-321]

I am giving Love at First Bite my first listen right now.

[Koray Savas]

Man A Troll In Central Park vanished off the face of the planet.

I knew Intrada wouldn't carry it anymore, but I assumed other sites would still have stock leftover. SAE, Movie Music, Amazon, and eBay are wiped clean.

[Matt C]

Man A Troll In Central Park vanished off the face of the planet.

I knew Intrada wouldn't carry it anymore, but I assumed other sites would still have stock leftover. SAE, Movie Music, Amazon, and eBay are wiped clean.

If you want some quality Folk, I heartily recommend Lawnmower Man 2. The CD is still readily available and at a decent price... A Troll in Central Park is okay. Too much mickey-mousing, even for an animated film.

[Koray Savas]

I've always been a fan of it; one of the first films I saw.

[Jason LeBlanc]

Two more Intradas going Out Of Print soon (July 30th):

Terry Plumeri - Mr. Atlas
Lee Holdridge - Winston Churchill: Walking With Destiny

[Richard Penna]

I can recommend Mr Atlas - good themes, and just an all round honest orchestral score. Sad that it hasn't sold even 1000 copies.

[avalanche]

Man A Troll In Central Park vanished off the face of the planet.

I knew Intrada wouldn't carry it anymore, but I assumed other sites would still have stock leftover. SAE, Movie Music, Amazon, and eBay are wiped clean.

I placed an order for it at Intrada's site this afternoon. While it's listed as "Out of Stock," it's still got the "Add to Shopping Cart" button, and not the common "SOLD OUT" message. Now, the wait to see if the order is actually fulfilled. If not, no biggie.

[Marian Schedenig]

Two more Intradas going Out Of Print soon (July 30th):

Terry Plumeri - Mr. Atlas
Lee Holdridge - Winston Churchill: Walking With Destiny

I have both of those. Don't really remember the Holdridge (should get it out again), but the Plumeri is quite wonderful. One theme reminds me of the gorgeous middle section of Sibelius' Finlandia, only with added harmonica. Lovely score, worth having.

[Ren]

I looooooooove finlandia

[Koray Savas]

Man A Troll In Central Park vanished off the face of the planet.

I knew Intrada wouldn't carry it anymore, but I assumed other sites would still have stock leftover. SAE, Movie Music, Amazon, and eBay are wiped clean.

I placed an order for it at Intrada's site this afternoon. While it's listed as "Out of Stock," it's still got the "Add to Shopping Cart" button, and not the common "SOLD OUT" message. Now, the wait to see if the order is actually fulfilled. If not, no biggie.

Yes I was aware of that, but if you actually go to the product page it says SOLD OUT. Not to mention they advertised it was going OOP. I guess going OOP means they have absolutely no copies left, when I understood it as they won't be producing any more copies from that date.

[ManofDestiny]

Yes. Everyone should get these two before they disappear.

Two more Intradas going Out Of Print soon (July 30th):

Terry Plumeri - Mr. Atlas
Lee Holdridge - Winston Churchill: Walking With Destiny

I have both of those. Don't really remember the Holdridge (should get it out again), but the Plumeri is quite wonderful. One theme reminds me of the gorgeous middle section of Sibelius' Finlandia, only with added harmonica. Lovely score, worth having.

[EhTar]

Ladies and gentlemen, feel free to read my latest interview with Intrada's producer and marketing director Roger Feigelson.
You'll learn a lot about upcoming releases in reading it, especially CONAN THE BARBARIAN.
And of course, the very last question is about John Williams' work!
Enjoy!
http://www.underscor...ney-and-beyond/

[Joe Brausam]

I like this.

There are no songs in The Black Cauldron, but most of their other animated movies feature songs…
Having songs or not in the score is not the issue : if they want it out, whether or not the title has been done before, anything is possible.