Laserschwert

When they even use it in the trailer, I'm certain he will(ow).

I'm much more curious why DVDs never went mainstream for music as well. You could easily store more music in higher quality and have fewer needs for multi-disc releases.

Natalie Holt confirmed: https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2022/04/obi-wan-kenobi-composer-natalie-holt-john-williams

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/movies/story/2022-03-30/bruce-willis-aphasia-memory-loss-cognitive-disorder Looks like his small roles in bad movies were actually due to him being unable to work properly anymore.

To be fair, the LOTR films were made right at the start of easily available internet and the beginning of social media. Fandom was much more accessible (and accepted) at that point.

So it looks like Train Heist was really only omitted from the first album, to keep it below 70 minutes. Here's hoping it means that CD releases are actually planned for these.

Anywhere else than Apple Music though?

Shamook was definitely the right hire for this. What a success story!

Speaking of season releases, I still want Intrada to do a complete Young Indy boxset.

Obviously:

Thanks! I'll give that a try

Has anybody here condensed the S1 soundtracks down to a 2-CD set to match the S2 releases?

Has anything been said about a S4 soundtrack release? The three other sets were ace. Edit:

The ideal situation would simply have a working delivery system for digital music from each label (including making licensing for different formats easier). They could offer albums both as digital downloads and physical CDs, with CDs costing more, but including a download code for the digital version, which can just contain everything that didn't fit on the CDs.

Are there any Edelman quotes from GB2 in there?