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-Drei Klavierstucke goes between After Antietam and Flashback -Old 1812, Jefferson & Liberty, Jefferson & Liberty (Full Version), and Jefferson & Liberty (Film Mix) go between Forming The Regiment and The Decision/Second Flashback -Hoist The Flag goes between Worth A Life and The Year Of Jubilee -The Sicilian Circle comes right after The Year Of Jubilee As for the rest, I have to investigate

^now it remains to see how much of that is available outside of the movie

Also, it might have been an accidental OD. Who the f--k are we to judge?

Finally saw this in its entirety. Great conversation overall, and even Horner was a big fan of Hook!

When given the right material, or challenged by the right director, he can prove his versatility. The Quad Cinema here in NY did a retrospective of his work a few years back, and it was full of roles that even most film buffs were not aware of. He even portrayed an actor with a Cockney accent in the 90s, for crying out loud!

Wow! And here I thought all this time that the choir was singing in Latin

The problem could also be overprotective managers

Blade Runner K-PAX Although not one of my grails, an expanded Alexander would be cool, and it would require a Sony Music license

I didn't know that he had mentioned it in a seminar. Do you have a link to it?

Source music, film versions of a few album tracks, and potentially some unused cues. I, for one, am looking forward to the alternate "Charging Fort Wagner", if it was indeed recorded

Too bad that the cue which immediately precedes this remains unreleased. Also, the recording of "Do You Know The Way..." is from Alshire International/101 Strings Orchestra:

And the end credits for Close Encounters

^it would have been nice if they had reclaimed the rights to Ran on 4K UHD

Had a chance to listen to the 48 HRS. isolated score: it's just Horner's score, minus "Aerobics", which means none of the BusBoys songs or "Torchy's Boogie". But it's good to have the film version of "Subway Station" (finally!), even with a slight volume dip for the shot when the train pulls into the platform below Luther, which seems to confirm that most of the music on this feature indeed came from the film stems, albeit in good shape

Criterion just announced their first six 4K titles via their email newsletter: Citizen Kane Menace II Society The Piano Mulholland Drive The Red Shoes A Hard Day’s Night

EDIT: Permanent Waves beat me to it

Well, now @May the Force be with Yougets his wish!

Edited my list because how could I forget Jerry's Total Recall

Blade Runner Alien³ Close Encounters Of The Third Kind A.I. Artificial Intelligence Total Recall Minority Report RoboCop 2 Demolition Man Brazil The Fifth Element

Slightly old news, but apparently the 4K release of Star Trek: The Motion Picture will contain an isolated score

When I first heard that music for the helicopter scene, words escaped me. It sounded like Goldenthal was trying to create a whole new musical genre

Yes! Not a fan of that "rolling" final chord due to some overuse, but I'm glad that someone else noticed it. I think that my favorite application of that technique would be the "Virtual Reality" cues from House Of Cards. That's probably where I first heard it, too!

Star Trek II was already expanded by FSM

I may be the only one who wants it, but definitely The Pelican Brief!

That's a good start!