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@KittBash that appears to be the vinyl cover, not the Perseverance CD cover. The text across the bottom on the Warner and Perseverance CDs reads "MUSIC PRODUCED, COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY JOHN WILLIAMS", and the text is larger on the Perseverance CD. The LP cover doesn't include the "PRODUCED" credit. Also, the artistic background is completely different across all three!!

It's essentially a recreation of the original LP and CD covers, which themselves appear to be slightly different from each other (e.g., content of the credit line at the bottom, relative size of the text in the credit line, background designs don't match).

@Tydirium, the highest resolution cover art I could find on the site (via archive.org) is 432x432.

UPDATE: Walt Disney Ms. Marvel (Laura Karpman) [76 cues, 3 volumes, 2:23:03] [missing link for Volume 2, cue 5 added] Kudos to @BartOss for the heads-up on the missing cue, that I wasn't even aware was missing! LOL I had the total number of cues correct at 76 but that was based on the numbering of the files and not an actual count. Total time updated to 2:23:03.

Unless track 15 has suddenly appeared, we already have this documented: Mandalorian, The [Season 3] (Joseph Shirley & Ludwig Göransson) [34 cues (plus one missing link), 2:05:58]

@enderdrag64, yes, that's a great idea, since I've sometimes used archive.org to grab older files on occasion. I'd have to look into how it works to trigger a manual "archive" of a given site. Is it as easy as that, or something more complicated? I hope that each audio file link doesn't have to be archived and only the page on which it resides will suffice. Otherwise, it's likely to be quite an effort. I have no problem with others pitching in, though.

UPDATES: Amazon Prime Video All links updated thanks to heads-up by @KittBash! Walt Disney Little Mermaid, The (Alan Menken) [8 songs & 4 cues, 30:58] [All previously-truncated files have been updated by Disney]

Great catch, @KittBash!! I've updated the links for these in the initial post. Thanks for the heads-up!

Weird!!! That's the same link we had before!! And when I use JDownloader2 to get it, I get the 59-second version. But if I manually download it using a browser, I get the 1:33 version!!

Might be worth a shot. They've also corrected all but one of the truncated files for The Little Mermaid. Track 13 is still truncated by about 30 seconds, but all the other ones were corrected.

Strange!! Even when you access the direct link to the WAV file?

I'm seeing it as 6:00 and have downloaded the full WAV file...

Do a full refresh of the page. You're likely seeing what's in your cache.

UPDATE: Walt Disney Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (John Williams) [18 cues, 1:07:14] Notes: Good news. Previously-truncated files have been updated by Disney except track 18 ["Helena's Theme (For Violin and Orchestra)"] which is still only 1:29 in length. Bad news is that the site now shows only 1 track (track 1) in the tracklist instead of the 18 tracks, but thankfully, the direct links to the WAV files remain active. EDIT: Now the tracklist is back to showing 17 tracks. EDIT: And now ALL previously-truncated files have been updated by Disney.

There are similar issues with many of the cues/songs from The Little Mermaid. I sent an email off to their "support" address advising them of the situation. We'll see if anything gets fixed... EDIT: Received an automated response, followed shortly by the following...

NEW SONGS & SCORES AVAILABLE: Walt Disney Elemental (Thomas Newman) [36 cues, 01:10:36] Elemental [Song - "Steal the Show" (Ari Leff, Thomas Newman, & Michael Matosic), 03:13] Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3 (John Murphy) [26 cues, 49:53] Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (John Williams) [18 cues, 47:20] Little Mermaid, The (Alan Menken) [8 songs & 4 cues, 26:32] Little Mermaid, The [Song - "For the First Time" (Alan Menken, Howard Ashman, & Lin-Manuel Miranda), 04:08] Little Mermaid, The [Song - "The Scuttle Butt" (Alan Menken, Howard Ashman, & Lin-Manuel Miranda), 02:02] Little Mermaid, The [Song - "Wild Uncharted Waters" (Alan Menken, Howard Ashman, & Lin-Manuel Miranda), 03:00] Kudos to @Imperivm for the heads-up on the updates, and to @Chewy for the links and information for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.

These eBay sellers are doing absolutely nothing wrong, assuming they're selling the legit pressed CD. They have a product that's in high demand and are attempting to sell it to the highest bidder. Plain and simple.

NEW SONGS & SCORE AVAILABLE: Walt Disney Hocus Pocus 2 (John Debney) [9 songs & 19 cues, 1:08:48]

NEW SONG AVAILABLE: Amazon Prime Video Alex Borstein: Corsets & Clown Suits [Song - "Jewmange" (Alex Borstein, Eric Mills, & Salva Rey), 03:01]

NEW SONG AVAILABLE: Netflix Ginny & Georgia [Song - "Marriage Is A Dungeon" (Lili Haydn & Ben Bromfield), 01:58] Kudos to @Recording for the heads-up!!

LOL!! Yes, very briefly at the end of the session, just as he walked back into the booth. I interacted more with Shawn Murphy and Bob Wolff (music editor) in the booth throughout the session, opting not to be out on the recording stage during the session. I felt more comfortable being near the recording/tech side of things, and I was able to hear everything going on with Williams and the musicians from the booth anyway. Had I been on the recording stage, I wouldn't have been privy to what was going on in the booth. BTW, I suspect that the film montage you saw was the same as the one I saw at the 90th Birthday Celebration concert at the Kennedy Center last June. Sounds like the content was the same.

Living in the Washington, DC area, I've been fortunate enough to see Williams conduct the US Marine Band twice (2008, 2023) at no cost ticket-wise; admission was free. I've also seen him conduct the National Symphony Orchestra twice in full concerts and also attended his 90th Birthday Celebration concert conducted by Stéphane Denève (with Williams taking the baton for an encore). All of these have been at the Kennedy Center which is around an hour's drive from my home, though my wife and I have turned some of these concert trips into a weekend getaway. Prior to moving to this area from my home state of Florida, I had never had the opportunity to see him conduct live. I'm married but have no kids, so my wife and I have a bit more freedom with doing things we enjoy. I've also had the good fortune of being self-employed in the forensic audio/video field, which is relatively niche and has afforded me opportunities that I otherwise wouldn't have had. I've also been lucky that my wife is supportive of my love of Williams' music, and she didn't balk when I proposed contributing to Tom Hooten's Kickstarter (to record the Trumpet Concerto and Suite from Born on the Fourth of July with Williams at the podium) at the level which allowed me to attend the recording sessions in-person.

Ah! Was wondering why I came in on The Patriot which wasn’t on the program.

To my knowledge, no. Historically, all of the CDs produced by US Marine Band (a US government funded organization) are done so for "educational" purposes and are free to schools and libraries. The fact that they gave this 2-CD set away for free to the attendees of the recent concert was a bit surprising, in fact.