Ollie

It’s one of those scores that should remain in print. 

I prefer Giacchino to both of them. Powell and Desplat are both hit and miss for me.

Humor.  It is a difficult concept.

At some point I’m expecting someone to reissue Heartbeeps. 😉

😂😂😂😂 Even Williams wants to forget this film exists. 😉

At some point I’m expecting someone to reissue Heartbeeps. 😉

😂😂😂😂 Even Williams wants to forget this film exists. 😉

Super 8 followed by War Horse.

Can’t be bothered this go around. None of the above made an impression.

Hope everyone enjoys our latest Soundtrack Spotlight episode!
 
https://goldsmithodyssey.buzzsprout.com/159614/8913325-odyssey-soundtrack-spotlight-extreme-prejudice-1987
 


Kinda bummed I wasn’t able to participate, but it turned out great without me.  
 
Yavar

Nope. It's the same figure - I just closed the mouth on one of them
 
And a second one is coming with the Godzilla Store exclusive Bluray set. With blue transparent back plates and the mouth wide open (Atomic version, as Giftheck said).
As a collector, I wanted that Atomic vers. at first sight. But the set is expensive and I don't really have any need for aJ apanese version without english subtitles. But what really did sold it for me was the download link to another 20+ tracks of yet unreleased Godzilla S.P. music.
 
The set is still up for preorder, but you will need a proxy service since the Godzilla store doesn't ship internationally
 
https://godzilla.store/shop/g/gGSB0010093/
 

HTTYD, even though I find it overrated.

Up & Star Trek.

Ratatouille.

I agree, specially with the poll choices. 

The Incredibles by a long shot.

Not to cross the streams, but when someone asks me why I would possibly want to buy Star Wars AGAIN I reply "Because I want a Star Wars presentation that is as good as Star Trek: The Motion Picture".

Posted by Bruse Koski on Facebook. “Here are higher-res images of art created by Jim Titus as an alternate cover for the La-La Land vinyl release of Star Trek–The Motion Picture soundtrack. He also did the release version art. Note the second image of the Enterprise isolated. Art unused due to likeness permissions and restrictions, etc.
“Art by Jim Titus for La-La Land Records.”
 

 

Already got a tracking # for the Batman set!  👍🏻💪🏻🤘🏻

If amateur effects artists on YouTube can do wonders to V’s piss poor visuals, imagine what a half competent SFX company could do on a budget to fix it up.

You know engineers, they love to change things.

Samples, 1280x1280 cover art, and new splash image now available!
 
https://lalalandrecords.com/somewhere-in-time-limited-edition/
 

 

 

Go watch the movies if you want to hear the music. 

SOMEWHERE IN TIME: LIMITED EDITION LLLCD 1550
Music by John Barry
Limited Edition of 5000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $21.98
STARTS SHIPPING JULY 20
Order yours starting July 13 at 12 noon (pst) at www.lalalandrecords.com
 

 
La-La Land Records, Universal Pictures, and Geffen proudly present a Limited Edition remastered and expanded CD reissue of renowned composer John Barry’s (GOLDFINGER, OUT OF AFRICA, DANCES WITH WOLVES) original motion picture score to the beloved 1980 big screen romantic fantasy-drama SOMEWHERE IN TIME, directed by Jeannot Szwarc and starring Christopher Reeve, Jane Seymour and Christopher Plummer. Barry’s rich, gorgeous orchestral score perfectly embodies this heartfelt and heartbreaking romantic classic, enriching it with a resonating melodic and thematic timelessness that is vital to the film’s powerful sentimental allure. As the director himself states, “John’s music gave the film everything it needed. I still think it’s his most beautiful score – and one of the most beautiful scores in the history of film.”
 
Produced, mastered and edited from studio vault elements by Mike Matessino, this expanded CD is limited to 5000 units and features never-before-released score cues and additional music, including the music box arrangement of Rachmaninoff Rhapsody, Barry’s original music for Elise’s stage show, two previously unheard arrangements of the Somewhere In Time theme, and more! The exclusive, in depth liner notes are by journalist and author Jon Burlingame and the timeless art design is by Jim Titus.
 
TRACK LISTING:
 
SCORE PRESENTATION 44:01
1 Theme From Somewhere In Time 3:26
Performed by Roger Williams;
Produced by Michael Lloyd
2 The Grand Hotel* 2:04
3 Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini 2:54
Piano Solo by Chet Swiatkowski
4 The Old Woman (Film Version) 2:49
5 June 27th* 2:03
6 Room 417 * 1:11
7 The Journey Back In Time 4:29
8 Is He The One? (Film Version) 3:13
9 A Day Together (Film Version) 2:31
10 Rowing* 1:15
11 The Man Of My Dreams 1:42
12 That’s It * :40
13 Razor * 1:05
14 Total Dismay ** 3:21
15 Coin * :37
16 Return To The Present * 4:10
17 A Day Together (End Credits) 6:08
 
SOURCE MUSIC AND ALTERNATES 32:36
18 After Party * 2:03
19 Car Jazz * 2:00
20 Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini (Alternate) 3:03
Piano Solo by Chet Swiatkowski
21 Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini (Music Box) 2:11
22 Is He The One? (Alternate Excerpt) * 2:21
23 My Melancholy Baby* 2:02
24 Oh, You Beautiful Doll * 3:30
25 In The Good Old Summer Time * :37
26 I Want A Girl (Just Like The Girl That Married Dear Old Dad)* 1:53
27 Wisdom Of The Heart * 1:09
28 Somewhere In Time (Piano Theme)* 1:59
29 Rowing (Alternate)* 1:18
30 Razor (Alternate)* :51
31 Coin (Alternate) * :32
32 Somewhere In Time (Theme Variation)* 1:46
33 Finale And End Credits (From The Motion Picture Somewhere In Time)* 4:57
TOTAL DISC TIME: 76:37

* previously unreleased
** contains previously unreleased music
This release is CD format
 
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Dunno, never heard of him until this thread.