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So JW also conducted the Raiders' March and Imperial March after the Obi theme: 
 

That explains why the price in Euro is considerably lower than in GBP

And then please make me a custom cover using this image
 

Can somebody make me a custom cover using this image and this tag : "Including Barbara's Confession"?
 
Thanks!
 

My first custom cover done from scratch.

I really enjoyed listening to the cd. With this and other releases coming soon, its turning into A great JW period.

Excellent album and the Munich arrangement for cello and guitar is simply amazing.

@BayesianThese are my source images. Crop them into squares. I wish I had more high def imagery for the originals. Maybe someone here does. 

Do something more creative than I did.

I can count on one hand how many times I've received two separate JW releases delivered to me on the same day, plus it's our 22nd wedding anniversary today!  

Presumed Innocent: The Deluxe Edition (CD)
JOHN WILLIAMS
UPC: 888072419094
Release Date: 5/20/2022
Regular price$ 19.99
 
Presumed Innocent, the debut novel of Scott Turow, was a bestseller upon publication in 1987: a twisty, ultra-smart account of a prosecutor investigating the murder of a brilliant colleague with whom he was having an affair—and all clues point to himself as the perpetrator.
 
The book was made into an equally riveting, first-class film in 1990, directed by Alan J. Pakula (Klute, All the President’s Men) and starring Harrison Ford, Brian Dennehy, Raul Julia, Bonnie Bedelia, Paul Winfield, Greta Scacchi and John Spencer.
 
By 1990, John Williams was a worldwide icon for his soundtracks to blockbusters—but he was a master of every possible genre, including the unique combination of crime thriller and courtroom drama that was Presumed Innocent.
 
Williams created a haunting, beguiling score of subtle piano, noble yet melancholy French horn, churning strings and even a wisp of synthesizer to express the film’s exploration of guilt and innocence, virtue and obsession. It is an exquisitely subtle score, but melodic and stimulating—and dramatically pitch-perfect. 
 
Presumed Innocent was released by Varèse Sarabande at the time of the film, and has now been expanded and remastered by Mike Matessino in a new program of the complete score, followed by unique album versions and alternates. New liner notes are by Jeff Bond.
 
Limited edition of 2,500 copies.
 
SCORE PRESENTATION
1. Main Title (From The Motion Picture Presumed Innocent)** 1:37
2. Family Morning 1:11
3. Carolyn’s Office (Film Version) ** 1:13
4. Burning The Note * 1:18
5. The B File (Film Version) 1:16
6. Juvenile Pictures * :46
7. Remembering Carolyn 2:20
8. Reacting To Carolyn * 1:08
9. Love Scene 4:08
10. Off The Case / You’re Always Right * 2:37
11. The Bedroom Scene (Film Version) ** 4:22
12. On The Advice Of Counsel 1:26
13. In The Patio 2:24
14. Carolyn’s Apartment ** :51
15. Family Theme * :57
16. Physical Evidence * :45
17. Outside The Courthouse * :45
18. Leon Talks 2:01
19. Fingerprints * 1:06
20. Barbara And Rusty 1:12
21. Case Dismissed (Film Version) :49
22. The Boat Scene 2:16
23. Return To Normal ** 1:00
24. The Basement Scene (Film Version) ** 2:56
25. Barbara’s Confession 5:19
26. End Credits (From The Motion Picture Presumed Innocent) ** 4:03
 
ALBUM VERSIONS
27. Presumed Innocent 4:14
28. Family Life 1:32
29. The B File 3:30
30. The Bedroom Scene 4:22
31. Carolyn’s Office 3:26
32. Rusty Accused 2:08
33. Case Dismissed 1:55
34. The Basement Scene 2:57
35. End Credits 4:06
 
* Previously unreleased
** Contains previously unreleased material
 
https://www.varesesarabande.com/products/john-williams-presumed-innocent-the-deluxe-edition-cd

This release looks wonderful and I'm really looking forward to owning it! 
 
Maybe I'll revisit the film, too; I saw it once maybe 15-20 years ago and don't remember many details from it. 

They could have use mine lol

Here's a serie I've made for the seven clone wars season:
 

Oooh, interesting. Wonder if there will be any extras? Would love to hear more about the adaptation from/recut of the TV episode "The Case Against Paul Ryker"; the whole process behind that.

This album has been nominated in this year's IFMCA Awards for "BEST NEW ARCHIVAL RELEASE - RE-RELEASE OR RE-RECORDING"!
 
http://filmmusiccritics.org/2022/02/ifmca-award-nominations-2021/
 
Congrats to Mike Matessino, Doug Fake, Roger Fiegelson, et al!

My firstever listen to this gem of a score. Absolutely great listening experience and at this point Im getting more of the Album program and after a while I will explore the film recordings - I understand both offer a different perspective but equally rewarding experience.

Did I miss a discussion somewhere, or has Williams written another surprise piece?
 

Another way to listen to some of the "space" themed cues of the Philips years:
 

(in Japan, 1 hour 21 minutes of music, I love those Japs!)
 

(Don't know why they removed the two Superman tracks from this one, it could have been an almost "perfect" compilation then!)

"Get ready for a BIG new CD Club batch. Two new titles coming this Friday, with clues arriving on Wednesday as usual.
 

"
 
https://www.instagram.com/p/Caz2CTxuGLK/
https://twitter.com/VareseSarabande/status/1500876076091801603
https://www.facebook.com/varesesarabanderecords/posts/1910743272451282
 
How can a mere two titles be a BIG batch?
 
Or do they mean the scores / films themselves are big / really popular / really requested?
 
What are the "biggest" titles they control in perpetuity?
 
Here's a list to help
 
https://filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=86092&forumID=1&archive=0
 
 
As always I hope for BRAINSTORM and anything Elfman

It's nothing compared to a digital era Williams score!

Listened to it with @Chewyand @crypto. Well, it's a real mixed bag. There are cues where he tries to go big and fails, cues where he tries and succeeds. Cues where he tries to sound SWey and fails, cues like He's Here For Us where he succeeds in creating something with a mood and tension. Cues where he tries to directly copy JW and fails miserably, cues like AT-ACT Assault's middle where he really succeeds. Cues where he goes small and ends up being dull, cues where he goes small and succeeds. Cues where he attempts to do action and it ends up sounding like he told an AI to fill it in between these story beats with no regards to emotional or musical shape like Confrontation on Eadu, there are cues where he attempts to do action and really succeeds in creating something with shape and form, like AT-ACT again, even if it's Hothy. Some of the brass sounds godawful, some of it sounds all right. The final battle starts off really strong, then completely falls apart and just gives up by the end, not helped by quiet breaks and being split up into smaller cues.
And on that and the 20 second breaks and the lack of credits: sure I guess we could edit it ourselves and join cues if we bought it digitally or pirated it, and rip the bluray and shit, and the vast majority will still consume it on streaming or the ones who got it on vinyl and get a definitely inferior experience and somewhat of a misrepresentation of a score due to this complete thoughtlessness, this straight session folder dump instead of a produced expansion, can just get fucked, right?
So, overall, a puzzlingly mixed experience... but I like puzzles enough and the highs like Your Father, Good Luck Little Sister, Rebellions Are Built on Hope etc. are high enough that one weekend when I'm real bored I'll definitely assemble some great listenable playlist from it.

https://variety.com/2022/artisans/news/john-williams-obi-wan-kenobi-theme-star-wars-series-1235185228/

Reporting here a cue list I've found.
 
Bob DiMucci at FSM made this cue list after watching the Youtube version of the film (I have added the first cues which where cuted on the Youtube version.) :
 
1 - Score Cues (From the bluray)
0:16 - Universal Logo (The theme is played by Bells)
0:50 - Overture / Over Rome (Orchestra)
3:30 - Uno di qua, l'altra di la (vocal by Ornella Vanoni)
 
2- Follows the Score Cues from the Youtube Version
2:47 – Main Title
2:36 – Bruno Implores Karin
2:37 – Karin’s Reverie
1:03 – Karin In Sweden – Winter
1:15 – Karin In Sweden – Summer
2:23 – Karin Meets David
0:24 – Karin / Bruno Flashback I
0:12 – Karin / Bruno Flashback II
0:40 – Karin and David Go Boating
1:17 – Karin and David Talk
0:39 – In Washington DC
0:40 – Arriving In Rome
0:45 – Karin Goes to the Music Conservatory
1:02 – Karin Tells David of Bruno’s Visit
0:37 – Karin Dreams of Bruno
0:31 – Uno di qua, l'altra di la (vocal)
0:37 – Bruno Arrives at Monte Carlo
3:03 – Karin Comforts Her Daughter / Karin Talks With Bruno
2:57 – Bruno Walks Karin Home
0:20 – Morning
0:58 – Bruno Is Hurt
0:42 – Sunset Walk On Beach
1:23 – Bruno Recounts Car Accident
0:46 – Bruno Confronts Karin
6:15 – Karin and Bruno at Cortina
1:20 – Karin and David Reunited / End Title
Total Time - 37:49 (26 tracks)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Source Music
1:03 – Karin Plays Piano I
0:39 – Accordion and Guitar Dance
0:50 – Accordion, Guitar, and Piano Trio
1:03 – Guitar Solo and Vocal
1:02 - Uno di qua, l'altra di la (vocal by Ornella Vanoni) - Reprise
0:31 – Karin and David Marry
2:30 – Rome Party
0:25 – Piano Practice
0:34 – Karin Plays Piano II
Total Time – 8:37 (9 tracks)
 
Finally, I can't really tell if this Bluray edition has a Stereo track. If it does, the stereo image is really not wide.