RICHARDSTRAUSS68

1. Jerry Goldsmith 2. John Williams 3. James Horner 4. The Sherman Brothers 5. Elliot Goldenthal

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I think it’s the presentation in the tracks..... i hear small inconsistencies in it personally and that is what does it. I have to adjust the volume to. It’s my personal taste. ANd the Full version of the main title has all those damn sound effects!

This is just a for fun thread. Do you think MM should tackle it? I know Perseverance Records did a complete release but something about it bothers me... What do you think?

I have a weird feeling along awaited Williams score thought to be gone will be in the next lot from VS.

Hope you're not saying Horner for the win 😂

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I think that would be great but it was a MCA release... Would that change anything? The problem with that is though we will never have originals for any sort of expanded release of true nature or alternates of that matter...

Yes, it was a more heavy PG-13 they cut so much to try to get it to PG, what settled the PG-13 Rating was the use of sleeping medication as a way to make people fall asleep. They couldn't remove that because it was a key plot point. So they tried by removing violence. On a side note Joe was told to make a Teen film (around High School age), not a children's movie.

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The last bit of the film is edited a lot, it was originally way more graphic. They wanted to try and cut it to a PG rating.

No, Because those cues do not go into each other.

The cue you are thinking of is Patton theme. Jerry had them use a combination of two tracks from the Patton/Tora Tora Tora. The tracks being Track 9 Entr'acte and Track 10 Attack. Which was edited together for the film. It was excluded from this release because it would have required licensing and such for it. Also Patton was a 20th Century Fox Film and Small Soldiers is Universal. at the time of the films release the license for ti was still held by Varèse. That was a big issue I always had with the score was the huge gap in the release. I had the opportunity to look at Jerry's Sketches and Courage's orchestrations and even noticed that there was snippets of music that was not used on the OST and did not even make it into the film that is included in this release Such as Assembly Line, Gwendy's Attack , and a few others. That is the reason on a few tracks it says extended but you think it's been released before. It has.... but not in it's complete form Valkyries goes between Fire in the Hole and Trust me.

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Well the vibe was suppose to be stupid sounding and I somewhat like it and would buy another copy if it gets released.

After Small Soldiers I think Link would be a great soundtrack to expand. I believe the master tapes are lost though.

There should a few seconds of unreleased music.

Am I the only person here without a Williams autograph! I would love to hang it next to my other composers/director autographs!

My two friends with me had the same complaint, and the one left with a migraine.

It could've been the theater I was in.

I just watched the film at a local premiere event. I like the soundtrack. Had some good throwbacks of course. Some tracks directly taken from previous ost releases. Episode 4 and 5 tracked into a new one. And another one from another episode I will not mention for anyone who has not seen it. The only complaint isn’t I feel it got too loud from time to time and distracted.

Hello Guys, SO I am working on something and would love to know what gear Jerry Goldsmith used in the later 90s. More specifically around (1998) Small Soldiers and the (1999) The Mummy. Anybody have any ideas? Thanks!

Waddy Wachtel - The House Bunny (2008) Source: Sheets and Sessions 1M1R 1M7 3M24 3M28R 4M37R 4M43B 5M46 5M49 5M50R 6M52B 6M55A 6M55B 6M56 6M58

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Maybe, I thought after I posted it because I am experimenting with other Williams CDs I think it may be because the files has his name listed? I dunno. I don't know much about music streaming.