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[bruckhorn]

I think it might be of more interest to Maynard Ferguson fans. How many here have heard of this film before this announcement?

[Johnnyecks]

Not I. But I like Conti.

[Richard Penna]

Well the next batch is coming:

We should have two Special Collection releases, one at 3000 units, another at 1000 units. The 3000 is Vol. 100 which is a straight re-issue of an LP and something that had a limited previous issue on CD. It's a VERY important score to Doug and those of you who missed out on the previous CD issue will be happy with this, since you can actually get it...and it sounds much better! (Sorry, no other elements existed so an expansion wasn't possible....maybe if they turn up someday.)

Can't say I'm holding my breath for the 1000 one but you never know...

Might be nice if they mentioned the decade for each one in advance, but at least 'LP reissue' is helpful in pre-dismissing.

And when's LaLaLand's next? They seem to be the 'go to' place for the 90s at the moment.

[Mark Olivarez]

LaLaLand's next will be available for order on June 9th.



As for Intrada's 3000 unit, it could be Goldsmith's In Harm's Way. I know the elements are missing for that one, it received a LP release and a "limited" CD release (Japanese import). I think Doug mentioned something about it being special to him at one time.

[Henry Buck]

Might be nice if they mentioned the decade for each one in advance, but at least 'LP reissue' is helpful in pre-dismissing.

Pre-dismissing... brilliant.

[Delorean90]

As for Intrada's 3000 unit, it could be Goldsmith's In Harm's Way. I know the elements are missing for that one, it received a LP release and a "limited" CD release (Japanese import). I think Doug mentioned something about it being special to him at one time.

I'd be up for that. I know nothing about it, but it's supposed to be up there among Goldsmith's better works, isn't it? Any which way you slice it, sounds like it should be a goodun.

[Mark Olivarez]

I wouldn't go that far but it's a solid score. But it will be worth it if that is the release.

[John Crichton]

LaLaLand's next will be available for order on June 9th.

LaLa still hasn't officially annouced Season 4 of Galactia, but Amazon's given it away as their big 100th release. I don't know if that'll be June 9 or not.

[Jason LeBlanc]

They also haven't officially announced 28 Weeks Later. Hopefully the June 29th release will be something unknown

Here's a list of the 98 known LLL releases: http://en.wikipedia....La_Land_Records

[Trent Bennett]

Roger has posted more about the 1,000 unit as to what it'll be.

The 1000 release title is a Fox double header from the 50s and 60s. Both turn of the century tales featuring murder and mayhem.

[Nick Parker]

This is just a hopeful and delirious guess, is it from a film noir?

[Richard Penna]

Roger has posted more about the 1,000 unit as to what it'll be.

The 1000 release title is a Fox double header from the 50s and 60s. Both turn of the century tales featuring murder and mayhem.

I wonder why I even bother reading this thread for another 5 years.

[Delorean90]

Because great music has been around for more than 35 years.

The releases are:

In Harm's Way - Jerry Goldsmith
The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing/The St. Valentine's Day Massacre - Leigh Harline/Fred Steiner & Lionel Newman

[Trent Bennett]

Wow, I'm loving the samples for In Harm's Way. I think I may pick this one up.

[Delorean90]

Yeah, the (B section?) of the theme in "The Rock" that starts at 0:21 of the sample is stuck in my head now.

[Marian Schedenig]

Goldsmith again? I have to spend money again?

[Mark Olivarez]

Great, I've been waiting for a re-release of In Harm's Way.


Plus I guessed it correctly.

[Wojo]

The clips sound nice. It would be a good companion piece to The Blue Max.

[Maurizio]

A very welcome re-release. That SLC CD release was impossible to find at a reasonable price.

Now, I'm wondering if we will also see a SpaceCamp re-release in the near future...

[Wojo]

I'd buy that in a heartbeat.

[Hitch]

I'll buy that for a dollar.

[Wojo]

Well, since $19.99 is the new dollar anyways, why not!

[MattyO]

No word yet on new releases for next week. Maybe they are taking a break. I'm fully expecting The Journey of Natty Gann to pop up soon, with no doubt that it's the elusive SC#96. Every other pre-100 SC title is accounted for (I think) and it would round out a Disney/Horner trilogy.

[Mark Olivarez]

Here's a hint from the head of Intrada about next week's release.

we'll still be posting our newest Special Collection limited CD for sale next Tuesday as well. It's one of the all-time most requested we've ever had around here... and now it's a reality. A stricter license limits us to just 2500 copies, so if it tickles your fancy, don't wait long to grab it.

[indy4]

[Nick Parker]

Back to the Future!

[Mark Olivarez]

Don't get too excited, there are a number of 'most requested" titles at Intrada.

[Diego]

If Back to the Future was limited to 2500 units thier server would most likely crash or something.

[Nick Parker]

Don't get too excited, there are a number of 'most requested" titles at Intrada.

You do not need to worry: even if it was released, I would not deprive anyone of a copy.

[Delorean90]

You don't like BTTF?

Sounds like it'll be Natty Gann. It's always been highly requested, but it's been getting a lot of mentions since the Disney/Horner-fest began with Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. And is it possible that the stricter 2500 amount could be due to the lack of sell-outs for Honey and Something Wicked? We'll see.

[king mark]

Family plot?

[Delorean90]

Hm...possible, but it seems to me that with Universal being the last big hold-out, there would be some kind of hint regarding that.

[E.T. & Elliott]

Madame Blanche tells me...it's Family Plot.

[publicist]

Madame Blanche tells me...it's Family Plot.

And we know how trustworthy Madame Blanche's foretellings were...

[MattyO]

I just found out the elusive Number 96 was actually Conti's Uncle Joe Shannon that came out the other week. Still, fingers crossed for Natty Gann (maybe the reduction in units is because of Bernstein's rejected score being released last year by Varese).

[Richard Penna]

Hm...possible, but it seems to me that with Universal being the last big hold-out, there would be some kind of hint regarding that.

Have no Universal scores been released this way then?

I hope that they're not impregnable, because several scores I really, really want released are Universal.

[Charlie Brigden]

Hm...possible, but it seems to me that with Universal being the last big hold-out, there would be some kind of hint regarding that.

Have no Universal scores been released this way then?

I hope that they're not impregnable, because several scores I really, really want released are Universal.

What are your holy grails, Rich?

[E.T. & Elliott]

I think Family Plot is coming. The last page of the Intrada How to Steal a Million booklet was an image from the movie of Audrey reading a Hitchcock book. Michael Matessino was telling us something...

[Mark Olivarez]

I have a feeling this may be something other than a Disney release. Odd they would change the units to 2500 after doing 3000 on the previous ones.


Perhaps Intrada has a Paramount release coming?

[Richard Penna]

Hm...possible, but it seems to me that with Universal being the last big hold-out, there would be some kind of hint regarding that.

Have no Universal scores been released this way then?

I hope that they're not impregnable, because several scores I really, really want released are Universal.

What are your holy grails, Rich?

Dante's Peak (I'll worship Varese forever if this appears anytime soon, especially if a 2-CD complete) and The Flintstones are the two main Universal ones. I won't reel off a list, but only one is pre-90s and that's Ghostbusters II. I wouldn't call that a grail, but I'd really like to hear it.

And yes, it would be strange to suddenly reduce by 500. Unfortunately though my tastes are too decade specific to probably enjoy a 'most requested title'. Next two Mondays will be exciting though, with both labels springing surprises.