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Nice to see film releases so reverential to the music.
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Jan 29, 2015 - 4:23 AM
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Geoffers
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wow!
3 unreleased and often requested Barry scores! I am surprised this thread doesnt get more attention!!
maybe is the "suite(s)" in the title... when in the reviews they say they are very long and some even complete scores at Bonus section of each DVD/blu release
maybe the cds are closer now...
Fair point about the "suites" in the title of the threads. It's Network's choice of description for the music, because they aren't, strictly speaking, isolated music tracks, yet the quantity of music in each is equal to that of an average CD.
There's about 48 minutes of music in The Tamarind Seed, plus a separate song suite; Raise the Titanic has about 40 minutes of music, with only one small section containing some sound effects; The Legend of the Lone Ranger has close to an hour of music, plus a separate song/narration suite.
Of course we hope that official CDs of TS & LOTLR will eventually surface, but in the meantime these are excellent value for money, in my opinion -- even if you don't like the films. 
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Yes, I believe it means you can choose the music from the DVD/BR menu and just sit through the music WITHOUT having to watch it in sync with the film.
No doubt many people will want to get these suites into their iPods or onto CD-Rs.
Don't look forward to the FILM of Legend of the Lone Ranger too much. It's poopy-doo. But to have the suites is something special.
At the risk of seeming pernickety, I'd have preferred it if they'd put these suites onto CDs which accompany the DVD/BR discs, film rather than have them on the DVD/BR discs themselves, but it's amazing anyway.
Cheers
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