Jean-Baptiste Martin

Video published a few hours ago by Sony.

Video published a few hours ago by Sony.

Video published a few hours ago by Sony.

I don't know if the information has already been shared here: The movie is 192 minutes long and there are 186 minutes of music.

In this publication, he talks about the music of the first trailer released on November 2 and not the teaser released on May 9.
 
Are you sure he was talking about the May 2022 teaser music mentioned in the Vanity Fair article?

Both games are amazing, two of the best games I've ever played

The contents look like it’s the same as the promotional CD

I agree with you @publicist. That's why the presence of the three missing songs will largely determine my interest of this new edition.
Because they are not in the promo and will add a new touch of messiness, to use your expression.
 
The orchestra comes at the end of the album, if that can help motivate you.
 

Having illegally downloaded a version of score that you enjoy should make you MORE want to purchase the legal specialty label release of the score, not less likely.

Ah ok, you possess a better subtext perception than me, obviously. If that is what he meant, of course .
 
The widespread availability of the 70-minute crew promo makes this new release a bit obsolete, as it is far from Horner's best (though the liner notes, as is a custom for these kind of boutique releases, will try their best to sell it as exactly that) - maybe the sound is improved, it always struck me as a wee bit distant and muffled. 
 
I will add, though, that there is a kind of welcome messiness to it, which became increasingly rare in the 2000's, when Horner's career trailed off into clubfooted epic meandering and languid, never-ending piano soliloquies (i still haven't made it through all of 'House and Sand and Fog'). 

For those who are interested, the lyrics of the songs are visible on these pages:

"How I Love Who-liday Shopping"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics34.html

"Who-bilation" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics36.html
 
For various reasons that will be explained in the book, these songs are barely audible and shortened in the film.
This new edition is probably the only opportunity to release them. I hope LLL was able to find them.
 

I hope there will be the three unreleased songs: "Who-bilation" whose melody is repeated several times in the middle of the story, but also "How I Love Who-liday Shopping" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos". Listening to these songs would allow us to understand all the work done by James Horner and Cynthia Weil before the filming.

For those who are interested, the lyrics of the songs are visible on these pages:

"How I Love Who-liday Shopping"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics34.html

"Who-bilation" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics36.html
 
For various reasons that will be explained in the book, these songs are barely audible and shortened in the film.
This new edition is probably the only opportunity to release them. I hope LLL was able to find them.
 

For those who are interested, the lyrics of the songs are visible on these pages:

"How I Love Who-liday Shopping"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics34.html

"Who-bilation" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics36.html
 
For various reasons that will be explained in the book, these songs are barely audible and shortened in the film.
This new edition is probably the only opportunity to release them. I hope LLL was able to find them.
 

For those who are interested, the lyrics of the songs are visible on these pages:

"How I Love Who-liday Shopping"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics34.html

"Who-bilation" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics36.html
 
For various reasons that will be explained in the book, these songs are barely audible and shortened in the film.
This new edition is probably the only opportunity to release them. I hope LLL was able to find them.
 

For those who are interested, the lyrics of the songs are visible on these pages:

"How I Love Who-liday Shopping"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics34.html

"Who-bilation" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics36.html
 
For various reasons that will be explained in the book, these songs are barely audible and shortened in the film.
This new edition is probably the only opportunity to release them. I hope LLL was able to find them.
 

For those who are interested, the lyrics of the songs are visible on these pages:

"How I Love Who-liday Shopping"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics34.html

"Who-bilation" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos"
https://www.mann-weil.com/lyrics36.html
 
For various reasons that will be explained in the book, these songs are barely audible and shortened in the film.
This new edition is probably the only opportunity to release them. I hope LLL was able to find them.
 

I hope there will be the three unreleased songs: "Who-bilation" whose melody is repeated several times in the middle of the story, but also "How I Love Who-liday Shopping" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos". Listening to these songs would allow us to understand all the work done by James Horner and Cynthia Weil before the filming.

I hope there will be the three unreleased songs: "Who-bilation" whose melody is repeated several times in the middle of the story, but also "How I Love Who-liday Shopping" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos". Listening to these songs would allow us to understand all the work done by James Horner and Cynthia Weil before the filming.

I hope there will be the three unreleased songs: "Who-bilation" whose melody is repeated several times in the middle of the story, but also "How I Love Who-liday Shopping" and "Come, Come All Ye Whos". Listening to these songs would allow us to understand all the work done by James Horner and Cynthia Weil before the filming.

At one time you could also add :

9.5 - 30-second audio clips in 64 kbps MP3 format
 

At one time you could also add :

9.5 - 30-second audio clips in 64 kbps MP3 format
 

Man I love these helpful, colorized charts!
 
It reminds me of the one @Jean-Baptiste Martin put together for Glory, here:
 
https://www.patreon.com/posts/glory-evolution-56157322

The latest addition to my CD collection.