Amer

The SACD will be all you'll need.

Ok. I hope it comes early. But I suppose if the movie is coming out in December the this  CD set should be 'basically' in that time frame.
 
Ok Update from MV on Facebook :
 
"Deeply honored to be part of the 25th Anniversary release of this landmark film and it's score... 
 
Expanded and remastered 2 cd edition and Vinyl coming from La-La Land Records December 2018" 

Hey, maybe we'll get a 2CD presentation with the film version on disc 1 and OST on disc 2? Who knows.
 
Karol

I will have to get this but will pair this up as more releases come forward.

That is the vinyl release I was expecting 36 years ago.

Yes but they wont press another 4000 right away. I suppose they will be press 1000 first and as sale proceeds they will keep bringing it up. I'm sure the 4000 units was probably part of the deal they signed and they have the LP vinyl also planned.
 
I wont rush out to get this immediatley but will pick this up as more lucrative titles are prepared in coming month(s).

Yes but they wont press another 4000 right away. I suppose they will be press 1000 first and as sale proceeds they will keep bringing it up. I'm sure the 4000 units was probably part of the deal they signed and they have the LP vinyl also planned.
 
I wont rush out to get this immediatley but will pick this up as more lucrative titles are prepared in coming month(s).

Here's the chronological playlist:

Revisiting Normandy 4:06
Omaha Beach 9:15
Approaching the Enemy 4:31
Finding Private Ryan 4:37
Wade’s Death 4:30
High School Teacher (Film Version) 4:31
Defense Preparations 5:54
The Last Battle (Film Version) 8:02
Hymn to the Fallen 6:10
 

Just saw this in my inbox. As expected, OST plus the two film insert tracks. 
 
TRACK LISTING:
THE 1998 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK
1 Hymn to the Fallen 6:10
2 Revisiting Normandy 4:06
3 Omaha Beach 9:15
4 Finding Private Ryan 4:37
5 Approaching the Enemy 4:31
6 Defense Preparations 5:54
7 Wade’s Death 4:30
8 High School Teacher 11:03
9 The Last Battle 7:57
10 Hymn to the Fallen (Reprise) 6:10
 
ADDITIONAL MUSIC
11 High School Teacher (Film Version) 4:31
12 The Last Battle (Film Version) 8:02
TOTAL TIME: 76:46
 
 

"This Junkin" is one of the most highly respected conductors in the country, in both wind band and orchestral circles; the fact that you don't know his name says a lot more about you than it does about him. 
 
Different conductors have different takes on the limitless interpretations of every piece of music. Just because you don't personally like it doesn't make it wrong or "amateurish" (which it most certainly is not). Certainly you've heard the recording of "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" on Williams' album "Out of this World" with the Boston Pops, right? It is painfully slow. Does that mean that "This Williams" is an amateur because he conducted it differently than Goldsmith? No, of course not. 
 
FYI: I think the album is fine - great playing (I have several friends in that group), but no I don't love Jerry's tempi either in some places. I actually agree with you on those points Bespin, but just please be careful when you make unfounded assumptions. 
 

(Before this gets completely out of Han-d, I tried to refer to the fact that I think Lando is the only one who ever pronounces Han as Hen)

Masses? In a niche hobby?

Film:
 
Concord:
 
The stevia to transition between the two cues is missing from the Concord.

I like pink very much, Lois.

And Matessino needs to fix all the sloppy, lazy issues with that expansion. No sweetener in the Indy's First Adventure being an obvious example.

The first one?

The second one. Save the best 'till last.

One's the best release of the year so far, one has problems ranging from negligible to significant depending on who you ask, one has more serious ones but still passable, one I don't know anything about.

OK my latest batch to arrive rocks! 

You're insulting them and you're embarrassing me.

Johnny types in directions when he orders the Uber car to be waiting for him to get in as soon as the concert is over: “Just down West Street... to the left...”

My oath of celibacy is on record, Captain.

Mummies!

I thought archeologists were little old men always looking for their mommies?