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Hey, on the LLL release of The Challenge, people were upset about missing mixing bowl percussion (!), and after an outcry, LLL even went so far as to repress that one and send out "corrected" copies, even though the version they provided was the film version!
Now I realize Goldsmith is the most popular film composer in our niche, so maybe special care and consideration is given to making each new release of one of his scores as definitive as possible. But why shouldn't Newman and Herrmann merit the same perfectionism? Maybe if the cue was too damaged at the end that it needed to be faded out, that could explain it, but as has been noted Twilight Time didn't fade it out on the Blu-ray iso score, so I can understand people being upset about this.
I don't remember this outrage when Varese released the exact same program, however. If only a big deal had been made of it back then, I certainly don't think Varese would have repressed to fix the mistake, but perhaps LLL would have made more of a point of fixing that issue on this new release. Oh well...
Yavar
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This thread topic is really one big, not really funny joke...right?
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Has the mystery of the 40 seconds been solved?
We will be issuing the forty missing seconds on a CD - just the forty seconds. Yes, I'm sure there will be those who complain that the CD is on the short side, but they complain about everything. The list price for this CD, which will be in our new Elite line, will be $39.98. We'll have a seventy-three page booklet explaining all about these forty seconds.
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