Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Soundtrack

[Dole 17]

Does she actually say Plymouth in that song? Because you can't translate that.

No that's the introduction to Anything Goes and isn't in TOD. In the film, the song begins with the "In olden days..." part.

[ADigitalMan 0]

It doesn't work that way, even if it was only released online there are costs to produce it, there are fees to pay, etc.

Yes, but they are infinitessimal when compared to the costs of producing a physical product. The music is already on 2-inch at least. It's possible the whole thing has been digitized (if not remastered) and could, in theory, be converted and uploaded in a matter of hours. Not days, not weeks, not months, not years.

I do this all the time. It's a question of it being a priority in the mind of the rights holder. John Williams grandkids could probably do the actual encoding.

[Diego 21]

The fees they have to pay are anything but infinitessimal, in fact is what keeps a lot of scores from being released or re-released, like Back to the Future.

And I highly doubt it could be done in a matter of hours considering there's a popular theory that the tapes are lost, and even if they're not is not that simple.