Andy

Well that and the restraining order he has against us.  

Williams has written themes for better fan clubs than ours here. But they're all dead.

Maybe today I'll even get to listen to it!

It would be really nice to call attention to the preservation efforts and bring some awareness to the “normies”.   And of course, Matessino would reciprocate and graciously acknowledge the importance of such work.   More general awareness would be a benefit to the projects yet to be futureproofed. 

It would be really nice to call attention to the preservation efforts and bring some awareness to the “normies”.   And of course, Matessino would reciprocate and graciously acknowledge the importance of such work.   More general awareness would be a benefit to the projects yet to be futureproofed. 

There's a podcast that will be uploading his talk I was told, I will share it in that thread when its released.

That's basically what they did with the recent Superman LtP, isn't it?

I actually prefer Peck to Quinto, the latter of whom played Spock like a thinly veiled psychotic who always seemed seconds away from a murderous rampage. It was like the producers handed him some Star Trek episodes to prepare for the role, he watched Amok Time and said “I’ll go with this”.

The film fans who refuse to surrender to streaming: ‘One day you’ll barter bread for our DVDs’

Anyone else like Jerry's Poltergeist II? Sure, the weird 80s synths can be annoying, but the choir parts reminded me of his Omen scores.

Aliens. This a music from a man who is at the brink of murdering his director.
 
Karol

SOLD OUT in the US

I do know he usually attends the Hollywood Bowl concerts and that would be a cool idea.

Wouldn't it be dope if Mike Matessino was at one of these concerts (basically the only ones JW attends) and they had him come out before a cue and explain the process of putting together an unreleased cue and then JW plays the cue/deep cut that is only available on an expansion.
 
I think it would be great way to market the amazing work that goes into these expansions and to show casual people there's so much more than 'throne room/end titles'
 
I know Dreyfuss has done this with a Jaws cue and Spielberg for E.T.
 
Idk just a thought.

I know it's got the little "whine" at the beginning of The Princess Appears. I miss that!

Wowww!  Outstanding and thank you for sharing the finished work but your process also.  Bravo!

Thanks! I found a color source but it was in bad shape and I had to do some heavy restauration work on it and some AI upscale too, since the image was quite small, as you can see below.

Decided to start a thread to list all of these since I've started documenting them. There are a surprising number of these available to the public.
 
From ANH, everyone knows about takes 16-20 of 1m2 Star Wars on the 1997 set, and the alternate takes throughout the 1993 album are pretty well known as well (though not necessarily documented). But I was surprised to find that the 1997 and 2018 albums actually have alternate takes too! Here's a few that I've found already:
 
1M3 The War has an alternate take on the 1993 set from 2:15-2:58, the 1997/2018 sets have the correct one.
 
2M3 The Little People has an alternate take in a couple spots. The 1993 and 1997 sets both have the wrong take from 3:12-3:16, where the 2018 has the right one. However, the 1993 and 2018 sets have the wrong take for the ending Imperial statement, where the 1997 set has the correct one.
 
2M5 More Little People has an alternate mix for 1:25-end on the 1993 and 1997 sets, where the 2018 has the correct mix. I thought this was a different take originally but @Manakin Skywalker noticed that the 1997 and 2018 versions do indeed phase, so it must be a different mix and not a different take.

I'll keep updating this thread as I find more. Feel free to include ones from other Star Wars scores, they don't have to just be ANH

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After a long wait, the expanded edition arrives next Tuesday. In the meantime, there's this: 
 

It's worth trying for just about anything - you just don't get your hopes up if it's anything more complex than dialogue, percussion and high/low frequencies.

Pirates is a must!

Looks like a great box, if you ask me. Even beyond "entry level". Most of his other compilations are director-centered anyway.

I wonder if this is a good entry level purchase?
 
Philippe Sarde Box Set