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Where's Jack was originally released on Paramount Records, but it was a term license and the soundtrack rights have reverted to Paramount Pictures.
However, any tracks on the album that were uniquely recorded for the LP still belong to Universal Music (successor in interest to Paramount Records).
Sebastian was like this and it was a hassle to sort out.
Does anybody know this soundtrack well? Post here if you can ID which tracks are OST vs. re-recording on the LP, thanks!
Lukas
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Thanks for the update and insight. I have to admit I used the opt-out about 5 times, but I have been really happy with releases I got. I would not have joined the campaign without that, so I would not participate in any future one if there was no opt-out. I just can't see getting CDs I'm not going to listen to. For me, I didn't want the Herrmanns because I had the box set (Hangover Square being the exception because...significant extra music) and I don't enjoy most musicals and or comedy and animation scores. That accounted for all my opt-outs.
I'm pretty stunned that someone out there opted out of everything. That's kind of crazy given the variety of scores you released.
One suggestion if it's not too much work. Maybe you can notify folks when they have gotten their last Indiegogo CD. I realize you are sending notes to people about TWO FOR THE ROAD if they have run out their contribution, but it might save work to just put a note in the box "This is your last free CD. You need to order if you want our next release".
I think I know where I am with my status, but it's easy to lose track.
I think the plan now is to e-mail folks when their final CD is shipped to them. We're now set up to do that easily. We carefully went through the spreadsheet the other day and cleaned everything up.
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I thought this was a great program. My opted CD's ran out months ago. But I'd opt in again, should there be another offer.
Maybe the FSM subscription model is the best to go by. But the option to opt out is very appealing, as I didn't always want everything that was offered. That's the challenge with buying something in advance, sight unseen; has kind of a "grab-bag" effect.
The forthcoming projects sound most interesting!
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I really appreciated being able to participate in the campaign. I wish I could have been able to opt for the package that offered more cd's. Anyway, it was a great opportunity to get music without the inconvenience of ordering each time.
I also love the coffee mug that came with it, and I use it several times a week.
Thanks for the great releases. And I'd be interested in any similar program in the future.
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You forgot white witch doctor. That was the first one. I probably should have passed on "The Man Who Fell out of Love With the Sea" but that's one of the benefits of the subscription.
I don't think that's accurate. White Witch Doctor would have had pre-orders that begun before the campaign closed, since it shipped in advance of its July ship date (campaign closed on 6/29).
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