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Yeah, I can't see myself plonking-down $150... or even a $100 for a set of all the LIS music. LLL should release a separate set with just the Williams music for $30-40. Now that would sell well.

Its not further expanded; It's a re-issue because the 3,000 copies of the prior version sold out. Same reason as re-issuing 1941 after those 3,000 copies sold out.

Dracula, Jaws 2

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I only ever played the original Oscar winning mono mix

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Hal Leonard has published "Rounds for Solo Guitar" as part of the John Williams Signature Editions.
http://www.halleonard.com/product/viewproduct.do?itemid=145520&lid=0&keywords=John%20williams&subsiteid=1&

I don't get it either. Why is there such a demand to have the films in lower quality than Blu-ray?

I may be behind the times, but what's the big deal about digital copies? Can't people just rip their DVDs?
Are these typically used for watching on a device, or home theater viewing?
See Star Wars, the way it was meant to be seen...
on your phone.

Someon said at bluray.com, that you get an additional 30% off if you sign up at that site.
So, it's down to $69.99.
http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=10639476&postcount=312
Here you can see the news and a video with a restoration comparison:
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=16467

The title "Satellite Celebration" may have been shown on screen, or may have just been made up by fans; I honestly don't know. HOWEVER, the chinese singers are singing words that translate to "peace on earth" or just "peace", so Williams very likely might have titled it "Song for World Peace" himself right from the start, and we just didn't know that until it got recorded for the 2002 American Journey CD.

If you do not have the Memoirs suite (regardless of whether you have the OST), the set is well worth the price--think of the rest as two free bonus cds.

If you search a list of JW "recorded" concert works, you can go to my Wiki article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Williams_discography#Concert_works
You even can sort the table by the column you want. Then, I assume you can print or export it to Excel.

This is my post from 2013:

This pertains to the first LLL release of course.
Anyway, it's weird that the '70 mm mix' contains the same error. I'm getting more confused each time they rerelease this

I wanted to ask couldn't they just stall the movie for 1-2 months?
Is it that urgent to get released?
I mean Spielberg prefers to use another composer after all these years, than wait a bit?
Something is not right....

Me too.
If he had to choose between the 2, I wish someone else did Star Wars, and Williams did this..

Well, this was speculation over at FSM but it seems it's the real thing:
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10204745536452978
For the record, Kevin Burns is the "keeper of the Irwin Allen properties."
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?forumID=1&pageID=5&threadID=108666&archive=0
So, does anyone know if we combine LIS Volumes 1,2,3 and the La-lalaland 40th anniversary edition, is there any John Williams cues from the series missing that could be included in this new set?

The Complete John Williams scores!

Fortunately I found a good deal for a new copy of OOP Lost in Space.

Great to hear it is on its way.

@Stefan
well, isn't this:

BETTER than this?

Review:
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Missouri-Breaks-Blu-ray/111711/#Review
This is a weird film.
If I bought it, I'd do it for the score and its 2 stars.