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I approve this message.
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Fantastic label. Sound quality is always top-notch as well.
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Kritzerland is very appreciative of this thread, as am I!
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Yes and yes; just looking for Kritzerland to plunder the MGM vaults - both musical and non-musical. There must be tons of 1930s and 1940s stuff unexplored there...
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Dec 14, 2013 - 4:52 AM
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finder4545
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Obviously, I fully agree and join the general praise for Kimmell and Kritzerland. Interesting that this thread started with RAT RACE, which was one of my favourite Bernstein jazz scores, since I listened shortly on that old glorious Mainstream/Ava albums. So, this has been another dream become reality. At the same time we have to express the same gratitude to other labels that made possible the miracle of libraries full of 'true' original scores, marked FSM, La-La-Land, Intrada. The flow of these releases can be considered, without any doubt, as the greatest contributions to knowledge-diffusion-preservation of film music, in the wake of the unforgettable work of Tony Thomas. By now, I'm wondering if in the near future are scheduled the remaining of the Bernstein's prominent titles, at first KINGS OF THE SUN and WHERE'S JACK, not to mention the complete TEN COMMANDMENTS and BUCCANEER, both whispered on the treshold of our house, but never seen on the horizon of the threads. Can somebody clear the mistery?
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