CGCJ

I've gone through the Volume 1 soundtrack release and put together a spreadsheet if anyone is interested in a breakdown:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MrTx5pNjbe3crpmiaf_GbjpClPfrUUdD_b0d-b86rdY/htmlview
 
The release is by no means complete:
Episode 1 is missing 02:32-03:13 (00:41), & 09:50-10:50 (01:00).
Episode 2 is missing 00:01-00:43 Recap (00:42) - Unsure if tracked.
Episode 3 is missing 00:01-01:00 Recap (00:59) - Unsure if tracked.
 
That's just for what I assume are entirely missing cues, almost every included cue is incomplete/cutdown in some way, mostly due to the combining of cues cutting off openings & endings.
 
There was also two things I wasn't able to locate:
Meet Osha [00:29-End]
Bazil's Theme

I've gone through the Volume 1 soundtrack release and put together a spreadsheet if anyone is interested in a breakdown:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MrTx5pNjbe3crpmiaf_GbjpClPfrUUdD_b0d-b86rdY/htmlview
 
The release is by no means complete:
Episode 1 is missing 02:32-03:13 (00:41), & 09:50-10:50 (01:00).
Episode 2 is missing 00:01-00:43 Recap (00:42) - Unsure if tracked.
Episode 3 is missing 00:01-01:00 Recap (00:59) - Unsure if tracked.
 
That's just for what I assume are entirely missing cues, almost every included cue is incomplete/cutdown in some way, mostly due to the combining of cues cutting off openings & endings.
 
There was also two things I wasn't able to locate:
Meet Osha [00:29-End]
Bazil's Theme

I've gone through the Volume 1 soundtrack release and put together a spreadsheet if anyone is interested in a breakdown:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MrTx5pNjbe3crpmiaf_GbjpClPfrUUdD_b0d-b86rdY/htmlview
 
The release is by no means complete:
Episode 1 is missing 02:32-03:13 (00:41), & 09:50-10:50 (01:00).
Episode 2 is missing 00:01-00:43 Recap (00:42) - Unsure if tracked.
Episode 3 is missing 00:01-01:00 Recap (00:59) - Unsure if tracked.
 
That's just for what I assume are entirely missing cues, almost every included cue is incomplete/cutdown in some way, mostly due to the combining of cues cutting off openings & endings.
 
There was also two things I wasn't able to locate:
Meet Osha [00:29-End]
Bazil's Theme

I've gone through the Volume 1 soundtrack release and put together a spreadsheet if anyone is interested in a breakdown:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MrTx5pNjbe3crpmiaf_GbjpClPfrUUdD_b0d-b86rdY/htmlview
 
The release is by no means complete:
Episode 1 is missing 02:32-03:13 (00:41), & 09:50-10:50 (01:00).
Episode 2 is missing 00:01-00:43 Recap (00:42) - Unsure if tracked.
Episode 3 is missing 00:01-01:00 Recap (00:59) - Unsure if tracked.
 
That's just for what I assume are entirely missing cues, almost every included cue is incomplete/cutdown in some way, mostly due to the combining of cues cutting off openings & endings.
 
There was also two things I wasn't able to locate:
Meet Osha [00:29-End]
Bazil's Theme

First volume of Abels' score releases tomorrow for episode 1 - 4.
There are 45 tracks and it's just shy of 1 hour 46 minutes.
 
That means a great deal, if not all is here for the first episodes. If Vol. 2 is just as long will have over 3 hours of music. If not more.
 
https://www.qobuz.com/nz-en/album/star-wars-the-acolyte-vol-1-episodes-1-4-michael-abels/z6wps1gf90dmb
 
Tracklist
 

Chris Siddall has uploaded another transcription for the Last Crusade revealing some previously unknown cue information!
 
Scherzo For Motorcycle:
7m2a Fun in the Boathouse
7m3 The Motorcycle Chase

Hmm maybe that footage wasn't all filmed by the BBC after all. I just learned of the existence of this other documentary by French cameraman Michel Parbot which most people thought never existed until it made its way onto the internet in 2018:
 
At 55:40 here you can see a lot of the same recording sessions footage, but without any voiceover. There's some footage here that isn't in the other documentary and vice versa

Speaking of the Wayback Machine, I found this gem from Steve Sansweet... OOF!
 

There are these:
This is from the ABC-TV News program, '20/20'. It features footage of the Abbey Road scoring sessions.
Also, 
This one has a brief clip of the Olympic Studio scoring sessions but no original audio on that film.

3:24

Addendum: Here's a picture of the collection from a Feb 2021 post, along with some comments I thought were interesting. The John Williams interview snippet above came from one of the tapes in this box:
 

Howard Shore - The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring (2001)
Source: book (The Muic of LOTR), behind the scenes video
The Shire [M4]
The Shire [1E DVD]
Many Meetings [M55]
Gollum [M88]
Balin's Tomb [M91]
Orc Attack [M92]
Cave Troll [M94]
Mithril Vest [M95]
The Second Hall [M96]
Khazad-Dum [M97]
Balrog [M98]
The River Anduin [M120]

I have complete 'cue' lists from the live to projection scores if you want them. Here is ROTK -
Return of the King L2P Cues 1. Roots and Beginnings (CR D1 T1)2a. Journey to the Cross-roads (CR D1 T2, CR D1 T3)2b. Return to Edoras (CR D1 T5)2c. The Chalice Passed (CR D1 T6)2d. The Green Dragon (CR D1 T7)3. Gollum's Villainy (CR D1 T8)4. The Palantir (CR D1 T10, CR D1 T11)5. The Grace of Undomiel (CR D1 T12)6. The Eyes of the White Tower (CR D1 T13)7. A Coronal of Silver and Gold, part 1 (CR D1 T14)8. A Coronal of Silver and Gold, part 2 (CR D1 T14)9. The Lighting of the Beacons (CR D1 T15, CR D2 T1, CR D1 T15)10. Minas Tirith (CR D1 T15, CR D2 T1)11.The Stairs of Cirith Ungol (CR D2 T2)12a. The Witch King (CR D2 T2)12b. Allegiance to Denethor (CR D2 T3)13a. The Parting of Sam & Frodo (CR D2 T5, CR D2 T4)13b. The Steward of Gondor 14. Marshalling at Dunharrow (CR D2 T6)15. Anduril – Flame of the West (CR D2 T7, CR D2 T8, CR D2 T9, CR D2 T10)16. The Paths of the Dead (CR D2 T11) Intermission 17a. Entr'acte (end of CR D2 T10)17b. The Siege of Gondor (CR D2 T12)18. Shelob's Lair (CR D2 T13)19. Grond (CR D3 T1)20. Shelob the Great (CR D3 T2)21a. The Tomb of the Steward (CR D3 T3)21b. The Battle of the Pelennor Fields (CR D3 T4)21c. The Pyre of Denethor (CR D3 T5)21d. The Mumakil (CR D3 T6)22a. Dernhelm in Battle (CR D3 T7)22b. A Far Green Country (CR D3 T8)23a. The Shieldmaiden of Rohan (CR D3 T9)23b. The Passing of Theoden (CR D3 T10)23c. Oaths Fulfilled (CR D3 T11)24. The Tower of Cirith Ungol (CR D3 T12)25a. The Last Debate (CR D3 T13)25b. The Land of Shadow (CR D3 T14)26. The Mouth of Sauron (CR D3 T15)27. For Frodo (CR D3 T16)28. Mount Doom (CR D4 T1)29. The Crack of Doom (CR D4 T2)30. The Eagles (CR D4 T3)31. The Fellowship Reunited (CR D4 T4, CR D4 T5)32. The Journey to the Grey Havens (CR D4 T5)33a. Days of the Ring (CR D4 T6, CR D4 T7)33b. Into the West (CR D4 T7) And The Two Towers...
1 Glamdring2a Elven Rope (part 1)2b Elven Rope (part 2)2c Elven Rope (part 3)2d Elven Rope (part 4)3a Ugluk's Warriors3b The Three Hunters3c Driven from Edoras3d Grima, Son of Galmod3e Tracking the Uruk-Hai4 Night Camp5a The Plains of Rohan5b Hasufel5c Fangorn Forest6a The Dead Marshes6b "Wraiths on Wings"7a Entering Fangorn7b The Banks of the Entwash7c Gandalf the White7d Shadowfax8a The Black Gate is Closed (part 1)8b The Black Gate is Closed (part 2)8c Edoras9a The Court of Meduseld (part 1)9b The Court of Meduseld (part 2)10a Theoden King (part 1)10b Theoden King (part 2)10c The Fallen11a The Stables of Rohan11b Shieldmaiden Eowyn12a The Forests of Ithilien12b Always Ready to Help12c Of Herbs and Stewed Rabbit12d The Existence of Oliphaunts Intermission 13a One of the Dunedain13b Evenstar14 The Wolves of Isengard15 Warg Battle16 Refuge at Helm's deep17 The Voice of Saruman18a Breath of Life18b Arwen's Fate19 The Story Foretold20a The Forbidden Pool20b Faramir's Good Council (part 1)20c Faramir's Good Council (part 2)20d Aragorn's Return (part 1)20e Aragorn's Return (part 2)21a War is Upon Us (part 1)21b War is Upon Us (part 2)21c Ent Moot22a "Where is the Horse and the Rider?" (part 1)22b "Where is the Horse and the Rider?" (part 2)23a The Host of the Eldar (part 1)23b The Host of the Eldar (part 2)23c The Battle of the Hornburg24a The Breach of the Deeping Wall (part 1)24b The Breach of the Deeping Wall (part 2)24c The Entmoot Decides25a Haldir's Lament25b The Fellowship Challenged25c Master Peregrin's Plan26a The Last March of the Ents (part 1)26b The Last March of the Ents (part 2)26c The Descent of the Nazgul27a The Last Charge27b Thangen I Harn27c Theoden Rides Forth28a The Tales That Really Matter28b Gollum's Song28c The Lady of Rohan28d A Na Dhin28e Evenstar28f The Riddermark Finally Fellowship... 1. Prologue2. Bag End3a. Old Friends3b. Bilbo4a. The One Ring4b. Shadow of the Past4c. Conspiracy Unmasked, part 15. Conspiracy Unmasked, part 26. Three Is Company, part 17. Three Is Company, part 28a. Shortcut to Mushrooms8b. The Old Forest9. The Old Forest, part 210. Sign of the Prancing Pony11a. Sign of the Prancing Pony, part 211b. Isengard12. A Knife in the Dark13a. A Knife in the Dark, part 213b. A Knife in the Dark, part 313c. Flight to the Ford14a. Orthanc14b. Many Meetings15. Strider16a. Council of Elrond16b. Council of Elrond, part 2 Intermission 16c. Council of Elrond reprise17. The Ring Goes South18a. Caradhras18b. Sirannon19a. Moria19b. Gollum19c. Dwarrowdelf19d. Balin’s Tomb20. Orc Attack21a. Cave Troll21b. Mithril Vest21c. The Second Hall22a. Khazad-Dum23a. Lothlorien23b. Gandalf’s Lament23c. Boromir23d. Mirror of Galadriel24a. Farewell to Lothlorien24b. The River of Anduin24c. Argonath25. Amon Hen26a. Amon Hen, part 226b. The Great River26c. Departure of Boromir27. End Credits

Chris Siddall has uploaded another transcription for the Last Crusade revealing some previously unknown cue information!
 
Scherzo For Motorcycle:
7m2a Fun in the Boathouse
7m3 The Motorcycle Chase

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=996160772519983&set=a.484587293677336
 
Universal Pictures Film Music Classics Collection

Music composed and conducted by John Williams

Limited Edition of 5000 Units

RETAIL PRICE: $22.98

STARTS SHIPPING JUNE 24
 
La-La Land Records and Universal Studios proudly present the twenty-first title within the acclaimed Universal Pictures Film Music Classics Collection  – THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS, a world premiere release of music from the original soundtrack for the very first collaboration between director Steven Spielberg and composer John Williams (JAWS, E.T., SCHINDLER’S LIST).
 
Celebrating its 50th anniversary, THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS, released in 1974, stars Goldie Hawn as a Texas mother who breaks her husband (William Atherton) out of a prison farm when she is denied custody of their baby. Together they hijack a highway patrolman (Michael Sacks) and lead a convoy of media, onlookers, and countless police cars across the state. Spielberg’s first feature film balances comedy, drama and action in what Pauline Kael of The New Yorker called “one of the most phenomenal debut films in the history of movies.”
 
Although Williams’ score never received a prior album release, the 50th anniversary of his historic partnership with Spielberg, along with a revisitation of the film for Universal Studios’ new 4K restoration, yielded the proper conditions to at last create an original soundtrack, which now takes a place of honor in the successful Universal Studios Film Music Classics Collection.
 
While Spielberg originally hoped for a larger scale score for his first movie, Williams convinced him that THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS called for something more intimate. The great Belgian harmonica soloist Toots Thielemans became the principal musical voice of the film, supported by an ensemble of top guitarists and percussionists and a small string ensemble. The resulting music reflects the complex characters and the building tension of the story, with a bluesy, country vibe evoking the landscape and cultural backdrop of the tale. The album presentation, produced by the composer, delivers a distinctive musical journey and features material not used in the completed film.
 
Classics Collection producer Mike Matessino mixed, edited and mastered the album from high resolution transfers of pristine 8-track master tapes, archiving the material as well as conforming the music for a new stereo mix of the film. Matessino also contributes in-depth liner notes detailing the history of the production, the creation of the music, and its place in the legendary Spielberg/Williams collaboration. Art direction by Jim Titus appropriately celebrates this historic premiere release.
 
 
Hell yeah!!! Finally!

Chris Siddall has uploaded another transcription for the Last Crusade revealing some previously unknown cue information!
 
Scherzo For Motorcycle:
7m2a Fun in the Boathouse
7m3 The Motorcycle Chase

Chris Siddall has uploaded another transcription for the Last Crusade revealing some previously unknown cue information!
 
Scherzo For Motorcycle:
7m2a Fun in the Boathouse
7m3 The Motorcycle Chase

Chris Siddall has uploaded another transcription for the Last Crusade revealing some previously unknown cue information!
 
Scherzo For Motorcycle:
7m2a Fun in the Boathouse
7m3 The Motorcycle Chase

I would definitely say the latter.
 
 
Google doc updated

Chris Siddall has uploaded another transcription for the Last Crusade revealing some previously unknown cue information!
 
Scherzo For Motorcycle:
7m2a Fun in the Boathouse
7m3 The Motorcycle Chase

Chris Siddall has uploaded another transcription for the Last Crusade revealing some previously unknown cue information!
 
Scherzo For Motorcycle:
7m2a Fun in the Boathouse
7m3 The Motorcycle Chase

Chris Siddall has uploaded another transcription for the Last Crusade revealing some previously unknown cue information!
 
Scherzo For Motorcycle:
7m2a Fun in the Boathouse
7m3 The Motorcycle Chase

Looks like Jason Fujita actually wrote on the score! He's credited for "Emery Briefs Echo Part 1" & "Emery Briefs Echo Part 2" from The Cavalry Has Arrived. None of his cues made it to the soundtrack releases, though.

There's a lot of truth to this. Compare fan reactions to the isolated scores for TLJ & DOD versus the TPM UE, which is effectively a lossless isolated score on CD.
 
Marketing it as "every note composed by John Williams" left a sour taste in people's mouths.

The Phantom Menace is on par with the OT films in terms of completeness if you count videogame material, it's probably more complete than ROTJ even. Really the only things that are missing are the End of Darth Maul opening and the film mix of Augie's Great Municipal Band.
 
AOTC and ROTS still have significant chunks that are only available via blu-ray rips