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Kris Goldmember	According to FSM the Belgian label Prometheus will release the complete score of Flesh+Blood. If that ain't the best news in months I don't know. I can't wait to get my hands on that one!!!
posted 12-07-2001 01:43 AM PT (US)

majestyx Goldmember	So in other words, they're doing what the Varese Club edition should have done in the first place.
posted 12-07-2001 05:57 AM PT (US)

JJH Goldmember	how is it being released if this was originally a Varese Club CD? now I feel sorry for all those shoppers on eBay who paid millions of dollars for their copies.
posted 12-07-2001 07:15 AM PT (US)

megs Goldmember	I have the original Varese club ed. But oh yeah I definetly want the complete score. Does anyone have the website address, please? Thank u.
posted 12-07-2001 08:57 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by JJH: how is it being released if this was originally a Varese Club CD? Easy. Varese made a deal way back when that allowed them to do a limited release of the score. So, their license is up. No one said someone else couldn't go in and pay to release it again - it just couldn't be Varese. Dan
posted 12-07-2001 01:19 PM PT (US)

perfpitch Goldmember	Dear Iegs: As far as I know, it's going to be available at Screen Archives Entertainment: www.screenarchivesentertainment.com. I just searched Screen Archives' website, and there's no mention of it. Though there's no mention of it on Prometheus's own werbsite, you might want to check it out yourselves: www.soundtrackmag.com [Message edited by perfpitch on 12-07-2001]
posted 12-07-2001 01:49 PM PT (US)

PeterK FishChip	Yeah, JJ, you dumb butt. Perfpitch, Prometheus will be carried in this store too, as well as at Intrada, Super Collector, etc, etc.
posted 12-07-2001 03:51 PM PT (US)

jonathan_little Goldmember	OK, lets see The 'burbs next, Prometheus! I'm glad to see that the film score community is large enough to absorb all of these new discs (I hope.) Personally it's slightly painful, since my "want" list is growing exponentially!
posted 12-07-2001 08:21 PM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	I found this info on the Upcoming-Future releases at SAE. It's at the very bottom, slated for 2002. NP:2001(North) Sean [Message edited by OHMSS76 on 12-07-2001]
posted 12-07-2001 10:06 PM PT (US)

SCimmerian Goldmember	This super news. This Poldouris second best score, CONAN is of course his masterpiece. Now if someone would release a widescreen DVD of this movie, I was lucky to see it in a theatre and all video versions so far have been pan & scan crap.I love this score.
posted 12-07-2001 11:00 PM PT (US)

dgoldwas Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by SCimmerian: Now if someone would release a widescreen DVD of this movie, I was lucky to see it in a theatre and all video versions so far have been pan & scan crap.I love this score. I think they're working on a special edition DVD of FLESH AND BLOOD, since most of Verhoeven's films are getting the SE treatment.... I know that a ROBOCOP SE and new STARSHIP TROOPERS SE will be out in 2002... Dan
posted 12-08-2001 12:30 AM PT (US)

juha Goldmember	I'm looking foward to Flesh+Blood. Although I have only heard the end credits I would buy this score. I have the feeling I won't be disappointed.
posted 12-08-2001 12:48 AM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	Front cover is up at Soundtrack's website, and it is gorgeous... No track list yet, but I can't wait to replace my cdr of this great score, and have this beautiful cover in my rack.... Just thought I'd share Sean
posted 02-19-2002 03:37 PM PT (US)

Timmer Goldmember	Fantastic, I sell Flesh & Blood for $30,000...I go on an expensive holiday to Mauritius...I buy an e - x - p - a - n - d - e - d version of the score for regular price...top man me!!
posted 02-19-2002 03:57 PM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	Gotta act fast on that before the Poledouris' groupies catch on Dr. T! they get wise to your scheme, and that vacation is out the window, and your left with a big No Sale sign on yer disc! Bah! Sean [Message edited by OHMSS76 on 02-19-2002]
posted 02-19-2002 04:01 PM PT (US)

Pete M Goldmember	Yeah, this is greeeeaaaat (if old) news!! I'm definately going to be getting me one of those babies. Oh, & in the breaking news section, it says that they will also be releasing quote: "a major score by Jerry Goldsmith that will have a lot of folks buzzing" Does anyone have any ideas what that might be? Dammit, I bet this is going to mean that I'm going to have to spend even more money. Bah! NP Batman Returns
posted 02-20-2002 09:31 AM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	It's gotta be the Swarm, Pete.....the clue is too obvious, and since Goldsmith's catalogue is really dwindling...what else could it be? Our boots will be worthless, which is fine, except I managed to bad a really nice 'reconstruction' running 78mins. a year ago...hope the new one measures up! That film has a hell of a lot of music in it!!! Sean
posted 02-20-2002 09:43 AM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Goldmember	How many missing major Goldsmith scores are there? Are there really any unreleased/OOP major Goldsmith scores? Or will this be an expanded version of an available score? NP: Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Jerry the Goldsmith)
posted 02-20-2002 09:46 AM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	The Swarm has been incarnated as: a 34min. Warner LP re-recording a 65min. Soundtrack Libarary cdr w/piss poor sound a 78min. boot with awesome sound an 85min. 2cdr set of the sessions, with great sound, out of sequence, no titles. I hope, if the Prometheus cd is The Swarm, it's mixed from the original tapes at Warners(no one has stated if these are even still in existance), and complete as can be As for missing 'Jerries'....there are some things that should be fixed, Freud, The Salamander, Masada, Adrian Messenger, things like that....who knows what mumbo jumbo is holding them up, or what the state of the tapes are, but those are a few that come to mind...most of his work already exists, sadly enough, on bootlegs, but that hasn't deterred labels from 'making things right'(e.g. The Stripper, Morituri,Rio Lobo). Keep up the good work gang! Sean
posted 02-20-2002 10:02 AM PT (US)

Pete M Goldmember	Oh, yeah! That's a bit of clue, isn't it? Man, I hope that's right! Wow, these soundtrack companies are conspiring to make me bankrupt! NP Georges Auric: Film Music (Chandos)
posted 02-20-2002 10:17 AM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Goldmember	The point is: How do they define "major score"? Many labels seem to use that term for scores for big hit movies, excluding great important scores for not so successful films. If this is their definition, the only one that comes to my mind right now is...Alien?
posted 02-20-2002 11:19 AM PT (US)

SBD Goldmember	I agree that the clue was super-obvious. This should be interesting. As for major Goldsmith scores, I'd like to see: - a release of "I.Q." (true, it's not a major score, but so what?) as well as expanded or complete versions of: - "The Shadow" - "Small Soldiers"
posted 02-20-2002 04:48 PM PT (US)

Pete M Goldmember	Just came across the tracklisting for Flesh + Blood. 1. Main Title 2. Siege Of The City 3. Courtship And Mandrake 4. Wagon Attack 5. Martin & Agnes Love Theme 6. Castle Invasion 7. Night Fires 8. The Box 9. Water (The Undoing) 10. Arnolfini Assault 11. Denoument/EndTitles BONUS TRACKS 12. The Box (Edited Version) 13. St. Martin Leads the Way 14. Driven From The City 15. Cask & St. Martin 17. Assault On Agnes 18. The Feast 19. The Locket 20. Out Of The Well 21. Denoument/End Title (Alt.) Nice. Although its perhaps a shame that the new tracks are just stuck on the end, rather than put in some sort of cleverer order. NP Final Fantasy
posted 02-21-2002 03:16 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by Pete M: Although its perhaps a shame that the new tracks are just stuck on the end, rather than put in some sort of cleverer order. Well, many times the producers of an expanded album might choose to replicate the original release sequencing, and add any additional material afterwards - and this is such a case. That way, it's like owning the Varese release - but with more stuff! (Kinda like they did with THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS on Ryko, for those who remember it....) Dan
posted 02-21-2002 08:56 AM PT (US)

Pete M Goldmember	True. But I generally prefer it when the new stuff is mixed, like The Omen, for example. Still, at least with CD players you can easily program it to do either, no matter what the ordering is. NP FOTR
posted 02-21-2002 09:47 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Goldmember	Yeah - also, I think that there might be a sound quality difference between the bonus tracks and the "original album" tracks - making a merger of the two sound somewhat disparate. That might be a reason to seperate them out... Dan
posted 02-21-2002 10:24 AM PT (US)

Pete M Goldmember	Aaaah. Well, in that case it makes sense to dump them at the end. Although I hope the booklet will list the film order, so I can be clever with my CD programmer. Well, I have to have something to do now the TV's bust. NP Omen DE
posted 02-21-2002 12:15 PM PT (US)

jonathan_little Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by dgoldwas: (Kinda like they did with THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS on Ryko, for those who remember it....) ... which has forced me to program my CD player to play the tracks in the "proper" order (without the vocal tracks at all.)
posted 02-21-2002 03:22 PM PT (US)

Bond1965 Goldmember	Well I see Screen Archives site lists "The Swarm" as coming in Sept. from Prometheus and while this wasn't a big surprise to me I was excited to see that they are also doing "The Package" by James Newton Howard and "Blow Out" by Pino Donaggio. James (see Dan...I used the search engine to find an apporpriate thread for this. I hope you are pleased.)
posted 06-28-2002 03:52 PM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	Kudos to ya James I'm doing backflips over here for BLOW OUT.....the various boots of this suck big time, and besides my copy has been badly scratched for over 2 years I hear people dig The Package....can anyone explain what it's like? Sounds like Off Limits 2 to me Knew the Swarm was coming, another bootie bites el dusto, which is cool with me. One of the ever shrinking JG scores that everyone needs to hear, glad it's bowing on cd, legally, at last. Have a great weekend all! Sean
posted 06-28-2002 03:59 PM PT (US)

BMikeJ Goldmember	The Package is a very significant score for JNH. It's right around the time he started shifting from electronics to orchestral scoring. It's a nice blend of the two. Also, this is the first time he worked with Andy Davis. The other two collaborations were The Fugitive and A Perfect Murder.
posted 06-28-2002 06:51 PM PT (US)

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