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After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

Nope
 
EDIT: I should have been more clear.
 
 
The two pieces recorded in London in March 1968 at the Mr. Chips sessions ["A Place Of My Own (Heidi’s Theme)" and "Love Theme From ‘Heidi’"] are only in the narration album portion of the disc and not in the new main program.

The rest of the music on the narration album is from the main score sessions recorded in January 1968 in Germany, and are sometimes chopped up or looped within the narration album.  Every single cue used in the narration album is present in the new main program - in complete, unedited, unlooped form there.

Yes, the alternate performance of "To Thornfield" (along with the other extra tracks from JANE EYRE) comes from the newly unearthed partial session masters that Mike talked about on FSM. It's a real treat to hear "new" interpretations of these cues from the maestro's own baton!
 
And HEIDI sounds so much better because Mike was able to go back to an earlier-generation source (½″ four-track masters) than was used for previous releases, which also happily had the cues separated in such a way as to enable a chronological presentation. Don't worry, Thor, it plays beautifully this way! Even better than before, when we had to deal with cue combos that had been created not for purely musical considerations but to conform to the Capitol Records album narration. We addressed that to a degree on the old Quartet disc, but our hands were tied in a few places. That wasn't the case this time around! Mike was prepared to consider resequencing things, given that this is not the complete score. But when we lined everything up in film sequence, we felt that the program had a lovely ebb and flow and made for a very enjoyable and balanced listening experience.
 
The Capitol album with narration also sounds better than ever, by the way! Mike gave this program the same meticulous attention as the score-only tracks. If you just skip to the two tracks that were recorded specially for the album, you'll miss some lovely performances by Sir Michael Redgrave and Jennifer Edwards.

Mike in the FSM thread:
 
On the subject of re-recording, Superman, Midway and even Amazing Stories: The Mission were done, plus things done in Prague like Black Sunday and The Rare Breed, so I suppose anyone making such an undertaking has the choice of asking permission or begging forgiveness. But it's also possible that since one would have to secure a publishing license, where Mr. Williams' management does keep things under control, any request for re-recording would have to be run by him.
 
After the Disney merger was announced, Neil Bulk and I were working at 20th to clear out any tapes that did not belong to the studio, and he spotted 2 rolls of Jane Eyre (of 9). We tore the place apart but no others were found. So when Quartet asked about pairing Jane Eyre with a new Heidi release, I was able to say, "well, we do have a little bit we can add." The two rolls we found were from the album session day, so agonizingly no additional film score cues, but at least we had alternate takes of three tracks and an extra little piece of source music. I've learned to not look into the mouths of 50-year-old gift horses. This is the first time that the original 3-track master was used for a release of the album.

That's not the only connection.  Both films are also directed by Delbert Mann, produced by Omnibus Productions, and had score albums released by Capital Records

Wow, 20 years later (hard to believe) and I just saw Jay's breakdown of the album from Nov 2022, after the cue sheets leaked. I'm shocked by how far off I was on some things, partly because I never imagined the actual film cues would be sliced and diced this much on the album, and partly because I had seen John Williams speak, only months earlier, at a concert, about re-recording portions of his scores for his albums, so I assumed that's what this album was. At least I got a few things right. I'm quoting Jay's album breakdown here, so it's in a convenient place to clarify all the mistakes I made in 2004.
 
Hopefully someone can edit the page on the main website with my now-wildly-outdated 2004 info:
https://jwfan.com/?p=3567
 
 
 
Catch Me If You Can
 
01 Catch Me If You Can
Closing In w/ Insert and New Ending 02 The Float
0:00-0:45 = 7M4 Front Extension 0:45-3:43 = 7M4 Frank and Carl [bars 11-28,41-169] 3:43-4:23 = 7M4 End Extension [bars 1-34] 4:34-end = 7M4 Frank and Carl [bars 191-192,195-end] 04 Recollections
Reflections 05 The Airport Scene
0:00-0:41 = 4M5 F.B.I. Net 0:41-end = 5M9 The Airport Scene [bars 8-end] 07 Learning The Ropes
0:00-2:24 = 2M4 Learning the Ropes [bars 1-52, 55-72, 75-90] 2:24–2:42 = 2M4 Stewardess Insert 2:42–6:03 = 2M4 Learning the Ropes [bars 104-176, 179-254] 6:03–end = 2M4A Learning the Ropes Part II 08 Father And Son
0:00–2:03 = 1M3 Father and Son [bars 1-21,24-35] 2:03–end = 5M5 Let’s Call a Truce 10 The Flash Comics Clue
0:00–0:47 = 4M1alt. Flash Comics 0:47–1:32 = 6M9 Catch Me [bars 26-49,57-64] 1:32–end = Closing In [bars 65-72] 11 Deadheading
0:00–1:01 = 2M5 Deadhead 1:01-end = 5M8 Up the Staircase 13 A Broken Home
0:00–1:51 = 7M1 First Day at Work [bars 1-30] 1:51–2:06 = 6M5 Consulting the Penner Bros. [bars 19-23] 2:06-end = 2M3 The Divorce Scene 14 Doctor, Lawyer, Lutheran
0:00–1:02 = 5M1 Self-Made Lawyer [bars 1-34, 43-53] 1:02–end = 4M4 I’m a Doctor Track 16 Catch Me If You Can (Reprise and End Credits)
0:00–2:31 = 7M4 Frank and Carl [1-83, 165-192, 195-end] 2:31–end = Closing In w/ Insert and New Ending And here's the cue sheet I found online, to match up with the tracks in Jay's breakdown above:
 
Catch Me If You Can (2002) - John Williams   Closing In Closing In Insert 1m3 Father and Son 2m3 The Divorce Scene 2m4 Learning the Ropes 2m4Insert #2 2m4Insert Stewardness Insert 2m4A Learning the Ropes Part II 2m5 Dead Head 2m6 Picking a Bank Teller 2m7 The Float 3m5Alt Hanratty Closes In 3m6 Hanratty Tricked 4m1Alt Flash Comics 4m2Alt Yearbook 4m2 School Yearbook 4m4 I'm a Doctor 4m5Alt Protective Father 4m5 F.B.I. Net 4m6 Permission to Marry 4m7Alt F.B.I. Guns, Insert 4m7 F.B.I. Guns 5m1 Self Made Lawyer 5m5 Let's Call a Truce 5m8 The Staircase 5m9 The Airport Scene 5m9Insert Brenda Insert 6m1 Hanratty At Work 6m1Alt Covering the Airport 6m5 Consulting the Penner Bros 6m9 Catch Me 7m1 First Day At Work 7m2 The Lure of the Past 7m3 Frank Comes Back! 7m4 Frank and Carl

Wow, 20 years later (hard to believe) and I just saw Jay's breakdown of the album from Nov 2022, after the cue sheets leaked. I'm shocked by how far off I was on some things, partly because I never imagined the actual film cues would be sliced and diced this much on the album, and partly because I had seen John Williams speak, only months earlier, at a concert, about re-recording portions of his scores for his albums, so I assumed that's what this album was. At least I got a few things right. I'm quoting Jay's album breakdown here, so it's in a convenient place to clarify all the mistakes I made in 2004.
 
Hopefully someone can edit the page on the main website with my now-wildly-outdated 2004 info:
https://jwfan.com/?p=3567
 
 
 
Catch Me If You Can
 
01 Catch Me If You Can
Closing In w/ Insert and New Ending 02 The Float
0:00-0:45 = 7M4 Front Extension 0:45-3:43 = 7M4 Frank and Carl [bars 11-28,41-169] 3:43-4:23 = 7M4 End Extension [bars 1-34] 4:34-end = 7M4 Frank and Carl [bars 191-192,195-end] 04 Recollections
Reflections 05 The Airport Scene
0:00-0:41 = 4M5 F.B.I. Net 0:41-end = 5M9 The Airport Scene [bars 8-end] 07 Learning The Ropes
0:00-2:24 = 2M4 Learning the Ropes [bars 1-52, 55-72, 75-90] 2:24–2:42 = 2M4 Stewardess Insert 2:42–6:03 = 2M4 Learning the Ropes [bars 104-176, 179-254] 6:03–end = 2M4A Learning the Ropes Part II 08 Father And Son
0:00–2:03 = 1M3 Father and Son [bars 1-21,24-35] 2:03–end = 5M5 Let’s Call a Truce 10 The Flash Comics Clue
0:00–0:47 = 4M1alt. Flash Comics 0:47–1:32 = 6M9 Catch Me [bars 26-49,57-64] 1:32–end = Closing In [bars 65-72] 11 Deadheading
0:00–1:01 = 2M5 Deadhead 1:01-end = 5M8 Up the Staircase 13 A Broken Home
0:00–1:51 = 7M1 First Day at Work [bars 1-30] 1:51–2:06 = 6M5 Consulting the Penner Bros. [bars 19-23] 2:06-end = 2M3 The Divorce Scene 14 Doctor, Lawyer, Lutheran
0:00–1:02 = 5M1 Self-Made Lawyer [bars 1-34, 43-53] 1:02–end = 4M4 I’m a Doctor Track 16 Catch Me If You Can (Reprise and End Credits)
0:00–2:31 = 7M4 Frank and Carl [1-83, 165-192, 195-end] 2:31–end = Closing In w/ Insert and New Ending And here's the cue sheet I found online, to match up with the tracks in Jay's breakdown above:
 
Catch Me If You Can (2002) - John Williams   Closing In Closing In Insert 1m3 Father and Son 2m3 The Divorce Scene 2m4 Learning the Ropes 2m4Insert #2 2m4Insert Stewardness Insert 2m4A Learning the Ropes Part II 2m5 Dead Head 2m6 Picking a Bank Teller 2m7 The Float 3m5Alt Hanratty Closes In 3m6 Hanratty Tricked 4m1Alt Flash Comics 4m2Alt Yearbook 4m2 School Yearbook 4m4 I'm a Doctor 4m5Alt Protective Father 4m5 F.B.I. Net 4m6 Permission to Marry 4m7Alt F.B.I. Guns, Insert 4m7 F.B.I. Guns 5m1 Self Made Lawyer 5m5 Let's Call a Truce 5m8 The Staircase 5m9 The Airport Scene 5m9Insert Brenda Insert 6m1 Hanratty At Work 6m1Alt Covering the Airport 6m5 Consulting the Penner Bros 6m9 Catch Me 7m1 First Day At Work 7m2 The Lure of the Past 7m3 Frank Comes Back! 7m4 Frank and Carl

Wow, 20 years later (hard to believe) and I just saw Jay's breakdown of the album from Nov 2022, after the cue sheets leaked. I'm shocked by how far off I was on some things, partly because I never imagined the actual film cues would be sliced and diced this much on the album, and partly because I had seen John Williams speak, only months earlier, at a concert, about re-recording portions of his scores for his albums, so I assumed that's what this album was. At least I got a few things right. I'm quoting Jay's album breakdown here, so it's in a convenient place to clarify all the mistakes I made in 2004.
 
Hopefully someone can edit the page on the main website with my now-wildly-outdated 2004 info:
https://jwfan.com/?p=3567
 
 
 
Catch Me If You Can
 
01 Catch Me If You Can
Closing In w/ Insert and New Ending 02 The Float
0:00-0:45 = 7M4 Front Extension 0:45-3:43 = 7M4 Frank and Carl [bars 11-28,41-169] 3:43-4:23 = 7M4 End Extension [bars 1-34] 4:34-end = 7M4 Frank and Carl [bars 191-192,195-end] 04 Recollections
Reflections 05 The Airport Scene
0:00-0:41 = 4M5 F.B.I. Net 0:41-end = 5M9 The Airport Scene [bars 8-end] 07 Learning The Ropes
0:00-2:24 = 2M4 Learning the Ropes [bars 1-52, 55-72, 75-90] 2:24–2:42 = 2M4 Stewardess Insert 2:42–6:03 = 2M4 Learning the Ropes [bars 104-176, 179-254] 6:03–end = 2M4A Learning the Ropes Part II 08 Father And Son
0:00–2:03 = 1M3 Father and Son [bars 1-21,24-35] 2:03–end = 5M5 Let’s Call a Truce 10 The Flash Comics Clue
0:00–0:47 = 4M1alt. Flash Comics 0:47–1:32 = 6M9 Catch Me [bars 26-49,57-64] 1:32–end = Closing In [bars 65-72] 11 Deadheading
0:00–1:01 = 2M5 Deadhead 1:01-end = 5M8 Up the Staircase 13 A Broken Home
0:00–1:51 = 7M1 First Day at Work [bars 1-30] 1:51–2:06 = 6M5 Consulting the Penner Bros. [bars 19-23] 2:06-end = 2M3 The Divorce Scene 14 Doctor, Lawyer, Lutheran
0:00–1:02 = 5M1 Self-Made Lawyer [bars 1-34, 43-53] 1:02–end = 4M4 I’m a Doctor Track 16 Catch Me If You Can (Reprise and End Credits)
0:00–2:31 = 7M4 Frank and Carl [1-83, 165-192, 195-end] 2:31–end = Closing In w/ Insert and New Ending And here's the cue sheet I found online, to match up with the tracks in Jay's breakdown above:
 
Catch Me If You Can (2002) - John Williams   Closing In Closing In Insert 1m3 Father and Son 2m3 The Divorce Scene 2m4 Learning the Ropes 2m4Insert #2 2m4Insert Stewardness Insert 2m4A Learning the Ropes Part II 2m5 Dead Head 2m6 Picking a Bank Teller 2m7 The Float 3m5Alt Hanratty Closes In 3m6 Hanratty Tricked 4m1Alt Flash Comics 4m2Alt Yearbook 4m2 School Yearbook 4m4 I'm a Doctor 4m5Alt Protective Father 4m5 F.B.I. Net 4m6 Permission to Marry 4m7Alt F.B.I. Guns, Insert 4m7 F.B.I. Guns 5m1 Self Made Lawyer 5m5 Let's Call a Truce 5m8 The Staircase 5m9 The Airport Scene 5m9Insert Brenda Insert 6m1 Hanratty At Work 6m1Alt Covering the Airport 6m5 Consulting the Penner Bros 6m9 Catch Me 7m1 First Day At Work 7m2 The Lure of the Past 7m3 Frank Comes Back! 7m4 Frank and Carl

Yes, that is from well before the sheet music was available.  Now that it is, the album breakdown has been figured out
 
01 Catch Me If You Can
Closing In w/ Insert and New Ending 02 The Float
0:00-0:45 = 7M4 Front Extension 0:45-3:43 = 7M4 Frank and Carl [bars 11-28,41-169] 3:43-4:23 = 7M4 End Extension [bars 1-34] 4:34-end = 7M4 Frank and Carl [bars 191-192,195-end] 04 Recollections
Reflections 05 The Airport Scene
0:00-0:41 = 4M5 F.B.I. Net 0:41-end = 5M9 The Airport Scene [bars 8-end] 07 Learning The Ropes
0:00-2:24 = 2M4 Learning the Ropes [bars 1-52, 55-72, 75-90] 2:24–2:42 = 2M4 Stewardess Insert 2:42–6:03 = 2M4 Learning the Ropes [bars 104-176, 179-254] 6:03–end = 2M4A Learning the Ropes Part II 08 Father And Son
0:00–2:03 = 1M3 Father and Son [bars 1-21,24-35] 2:03–end = 5M5 Let’s Call a Truce 10 The Flash Comics Clue
0:00–0:47 = 4M1alt. Flash Comics 0:47–1:32 = 6M9 Catch Me [bars 26-49,57-64] 1:32–end = Closing In [bars 65-72] 11 Deadheading
0:00–1:01 = 2M5 Deadhead 1:01-end = 5M8 Up the Staircase 13 A Broken Home
0:00–1:51 = 7M1 First Day at Work [bars 1-30] 1:51–2:06 = 6M5 Consulting the Penner Bros. [bars 19-23] 2:06-end = 2M3 The Divorce Scene 14 Doctor, Lawyer, Lutheran
0:00–1:02 = 5M1 Self-Made Lawyer [bars 1-34, 43-53] 1:02–end = 4M4 I’m a Doctor Track 16 Catch Me If You Can (Reprise and End Credits)
0:00–2:31 = 7M4 Frank and Carl [1-83, 165-192, 195-end] 2:31–end = Closing In w/ Insert and New Ending

The Catch Me If You Can album is not a re-recording. It's entirely from the same scoring sessions as what you hear in the film.
 
There is 1 concert arrangement plus some album-only extensions appended to film cues on the album, and there is tracking in the film, which made it easy to think the album was a re-recording back in the day

I think he was simply wrong, and its not a complete rerecording at all.
 
The album simply used some different takes than the film did.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.

After all this drama, looks like Disney is releasing a 5-disc boxset in March 2024 containing all the Indy soundtrack albums, including Dial of Destiny.
 
Yes, it's $150, but that's still less than the DoD CD alone is going for right now:
 
https://www.disneymusicemporium.com/product/XVCD64/indiana-jones-the-complete-cd-collection?cp=null
 
All credit to jamoase at the FSM board for posting this news.
 
You can see the tracklistings on the image if you zoom.
 
The CDs for the first three films are the 2008 Concord expansions
 
The CD for the fourth film is the normal 2008 album.
 
They're dropping the fifth disc from the Concord set, with the additional cues.
 
The fifth disc in this set will be the regular Dial of Destiny album, identical to the OOP standalone album.