Well as you yourself said, THE BOY WHO COULD FLY was released. It's just incredibly hard to find, now. There's a difference between "unreleased" and "rare".

Wow. What an amazing idea.

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
Dan, did it ever occur to you that it did cross his mind? How about thinking first eh?

Wow. What an amazing idea.

Justin

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Justin, how's that "cleverness" thing workin' out for ya? Not too good, eh?

Obviously if it crossed his mind, then all he's doing is complaining about a score that was already released - when this thread is about unreleased scores. Maybe you need to understand the definition of that first.

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Originally posted by jonathan_little:
The Black Hole

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So I take it people are only talking about scores unreleased on compact disc?

Cause THE BLACK HOLE was released on LP.....

These were released a looooong time ago on vinyl and need to be re-released on CD:
*633 Squadron
*Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines

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Originally posted by metaphor123:
Bruce Broughton's 'The Boy Who Could Fly'

Varese have an OOP album that is re-orchestrated and re-arranged. Percepto was supposed to have a promo release of the complete original score, but they claim to no longer have any stock.

And I'd give a testicle to get my hands on a CD copy of Momentum's release of Goldsmith's 'The Trouble With Angels'.

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ALL THAT MONEY CAN BUY aka THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER

Good enough for an Oscar, but not yet released or fully re-recorded. A symphonic suite derived from the score is (was?) available from Unicorn and from Koch, but the complete surviving score has not yet seen the light of day.

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Originally posted by dgoldwas:

Cause THE BLACK HOLE was released on LP.....

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Yeah, and it's on a bootleg CD as well.

I'd like to see the first digitally recorded score on an official CD.

NLA (Now Looking at) MAD MAX 2 (Brian May)

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Originally posted by Gae:
Also.... Brian May's THE ROAD WARRIOR(AKA) MAD MAX 2 was released on LP on THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT RECORDS 1982.
I know as I've still got it in my collection.

NLA (Now Looking at) MAD MAX 2 (Brian May)

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...and by Varese here in the States on lp, cd and cassette BUT...this is one of the worst albums in history, missing around 45mins. of score, mediocre distant sound, and about 10 mins. of the running time eaten up by a)a reprise of the main title b)sound efx suite that sounds like a fun experiment, but ends up being nothing more than a random suite of explosions with a couple unreleased cues buried under there.

I was saddened that this theme never showed up on any of the many Titanic cds that appeared in 1997...

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Originally posted by MWRuger:
I thought Varese had doubled Back to School with Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

We are talking about the Rodney Dangerfield vehicle about the Tycoon who goes to college, aren't we?

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Varese issued a re-recording of cues from BACK TO SCHOOL with re-recorded cues from PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE.

The Varese disc is very good, but I'd love to hear the original performances and the additional cues.

Ryan
NP: ROUGHING IT / Bruce Broughton

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Originally posted by jonathan_little:
Oh yes, and how could I forget?

[b]The Black Hole[/B]

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Originally posted by dgoldwas:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by justin boggan:
[b]Dan, did it ever occur to you that it did cross his mind? How about thinking first eh?

Wow. What an amazing idea.

Justin<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE>

Justin, how's that "cleverness" thing workin' out for ya? Not too good, eh?

Obviously if it crossed his mind, then all he's doing is complaining about a score that was already released - when this thread is about unreleased scores. Maybe you need to understand the definition of that first.

Dan[/B]

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Originally posted by dgoldwas:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by jonathan_little:
[b]The Black Hole<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE>

So I take it people are only talking about scores unreleased on compact disc?

Cause THE BLACK HOLE was released on LP.....

Dan[/B]

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Point taken Dan, but it would be great to see a complete CD release of this first digital film score, how many people on these boards even own an LP player?

...a second pox on the powers at Disney!

"Justin, how's that "cleverness" thing workin' out for ya? Not too good, eh?

Obviously if it crossed his mind, then all he's doing is complaining about a score that was already released - when this thread is about unreleased scores. Maybe you need to understand the definition of that first."

Dan, how's that "comedic" thing workin' out for ya? Not to well i see. Harder then it looks eh?
Maybe you need to read his threads more clearly. I understand the definition, but you take it to a whole new level and don't understand the english.

Unreleased stuff?

More from my personal wants:

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
More from my personal wants:

Batman: The Animated Series
Magnum P.I.
Elmer's rejected score for The Journey Of Natty Gann.
Austin Powers score. (Not counting the silly cd will songs that might havea cue or 2.)

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There's a CD from RCA Victor of music from the first two AP movies. Though the films couldn't be any worse if they'd been written and directed by a constipated walrus, the album is terrific, plenty of faux-Barry and Mancini.

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
Dan, how's that "comedic" thing workin' out for ya? Not to well i see. Harder then it looks eh?

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Well, unlike you, i'm not trying to be funny. All you gotta do to make all of us laugh is just post something about your unhealthy Mark Snow infatuation.

And yeah - the AUSTIN POWERS, SCORES BABY! CD has music from both films, but is still pretty short, considering the music written.

And at this rate it doesn't look like GOLDMEMBER is gonna get a release.

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Originally posted by BobaMike:
I would love to see a release of the score to S.O.S. Titanic, by Howard Blake. When I was little I taped the theme off the tv..it is a sad melody, and captured the tragedy of the sinking for me better than Horner's music ever will.

I was saddened that this theme never showed up on any of the many Titanic cds that appeared in 1997...

BobaMike

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Dan, how's that "comedic" thing workin' out for ya? Not to well i see. Harder then it looks eh?
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Well, unlike you, i'm not trying to be funny.
I noticed... we all did.....
All you gotta do to make all of us laugh is just post something about your unhealthy Mark Snow infatuation.
One day he is going to write something that will make you eat your words. And he is a great composer. What is funny is how you can say something like that.

And yeah - the AUSTIN POWERS, SCORES BABY! CD has music from both films, but is still pretty short, considering the music written.
Yeah, sad isn't it? Among the scores that came out that year, that one deserved a release. I have an unmentionable longer version. But this is most deserving of a release than other scores that have come out recently.

And at this rate it doesn't look like GOLDMEMBER is gonna get a release.
This and more in dan's new book: Things that i say to dissapoint.

Dan

Justin

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
One day he is going to write something that will make you eat your words. And he is a great composer. What is funny is how you can say something like that.

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Huh? I said NOTHING about the quality of Mark Snow's music, which I enjoy highly. I was commenting on YOU. Not him.

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I have an unmentionable longer version

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Unmentionable.. and yet... you just mentioned it.

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This and more in dan's new book: Things that i say to dissapoint.

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Ok, now THAT was funny. Next, you'll find out the MILLENIUM CD isn't gonna happen the way you thought it was. So sad.

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Originally posted by dgoldwas:
Ok, now THAT was funny. Next, you'll find out the MILLENIUM CD isn't gonna happen the way you thought it was. So sad.

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Anyways, back to what this thread origianlly intended:

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
i bet you know jack squat about the MM cd anyway.

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lol.....

sure, tell yourself that.

Come on, goofballs.

Because music is on a CD does not mean it is "released." To "release" something, there's a lot more needed than a CD burner or CD pressing plant. Promos not licensed for sale, ahem, The Boy Who Could Fly, are not "released." To release something is to license it for sale. Licensing music for a limited edition constitutes a release (the difference between a promo and a limited release). That said, the original tracks from The Boy Who Could Fly have not been offically released. The re-recording has, but not the original tracks.

As for LP releases, I think it's obvious Paul's question does not include LPs. But I could be wrong about this. Still fun to wish for things that aren't officially on CD.

AND SOON THE DARKNESS (Laurie Johnson). I saw the film this evening and some of the score is very Herrmann-esque.