So once again, a long-awaited John Williams soundtrack is released with maybe 60% of the music from the movie on the album. Sure, they don't want to bother with a double CD, too much money, etc., but do they really have to include tracks like "Raiders March" on the new CD? It's been available since 1981!! Why take up space with something probably every fan already has? And as much as I love "the Map Room", has John Williams been hanging out with James Horner? And that music in the last half of "Flight to Peru" sounds like something from an episode of the "Love Boat", not like music from South America in the 1950's. Watching the movie, it seemed like there had to be at least 30 minutes of interesting music not released on the album. It's like the OST to "Revenge of the Sith" all over again. I thought the attached revision to the title would be appropriate... Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me...
