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CD'S START SHIPPING THE WEEK OF OCT. 26th, meaning they may start shipping on Monday Oct. 26th, Tuesday October 27th, Wednesday October 28th, Thursday October 29th or Friday October 30th.
Back To The Future Part III: The Deluxe Edition
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Alan Silvestri
UPC: VCL10151159
Release Date: 10/12/15
Limited Edition Of 5,000 copies
CDs will begin shipping the week of October 26
$ 29.98
BACK TO THE FUTURE Part III: The Deluxe Edition
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Music Composed and Conducted by Alan Silvestri
Everybody has been waiting for this one! And now’s the time! We’re just nine days away from Back to the Future Day on October 21 and we are thrilled to announce our 2-CD 25th Anniversary Edition of Alan Silvestri’s rousing western finale to the Back To The Future Trilogy … Back To The Future Part III: The Deluxe Edition is here!
They've saved the biggest trip for last as the most popular time-traveling movie trilogy ever comes to a rousing conclusion in Back to the Future Part III! Stranded in 1955 after a freak accident, Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) discovers he must travel back to 1885 to rescue Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) before he becomes smitten with school teacher Clara Clayton (Mary Steenburgen). Now, it's up to Marty to keep Doc out of trouble, get the DeLorean running, and put the past, present and future on track so they can all get back to where - and when - they belong. From the Academy Award-winning filmmakers Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis, Back to the Future Part III is a spectacular grand finale to the timeless blockbuster series.
The epic conclusion of the Back to the Future saga is now complete!
CDs will begin shipping the week of October 26.
Limited Edition of 5000 copies
Disc 1 (Total Time: 60:41)
THE FILM SCORE:
1. Back To Back / Court House (1:25)
2. Main Title (2:43)
3. Into The Mine / Tombstone / It’s Me (3:18)
4. Warmed Up (1:30)
5. Indians (Film Version) (1:10)
6. Safe And Sound (:42)
7. Hill Valley (2:20)
8. The Hanging (1:42)
9. We’re Out Of Gas (1:17)
10. There Is No Bridge / Doc To The Rescue (1:26)
11. At First Sight (3:17)
12. Yellow (:47)
13. The Kiss (1:57)
14. You Talkin’ To Me? (:36)
15. The Future Isn’t Written (3:36)
16. Goodbye Clara (3:02)
17. What’s Up Doc / Marty Gallops / To The Future (1:45)
18. Wake Up Juice (1:12)
19. Callin’ You Out / Count Off (1:59)
20. The Showdown / The Kick (2:13)
21. A Science Experiment (The Train - Part I) (3:11)
22. It’s Clara (The Train - Part II) (4:36)
23. Point Of No Return (The Train - Part III) (3:49)
24. It’s Destroyed / Back To The Girlfriend / It Erased (3:41)
25. Doc Returns (2:52) 26. End Credits (4:01)
Disc 2 (Total Time: 48:39)
ALTERNATES:
1. Back To Back / Court House (Alternate) (:33)
2. I’m Back / Main Title (Alternate) (2:49)
3. Into The Mine /
Tombstone (Alternate) (3:19)
4. Warmed Up (Alternate) (1:47)
5. Indians (Alternate) (1:20)
6. The Hanging (Alternate) (1:44)
7. Goodbye Clara (Alternate Segment) (:52)
8. Count Off (Alternate) (1:30)
9. The Kick (Alternate) (:44)
10. Doc Returns (Alternate) (2:40)
SOURCE MUSIC:
11. Clock Dedication / Battle Cry Of Freedom (1:03)
12. Doubleback (Extended Version) (3:12)
13. Turkey In The Straw (3:00)
14. My Darling Clementine (2:51)
15. Saloon Piano Medley (1:44)
16. Arkansas Traveler (2:49)
17. Devil’s Dream (2:48)
18. Pop Goes The Weasel (2:59)
19. Virginia Reel (Tip-Top) (2:57)
ADDITIONAL MUSIC:
20. I’m Back (Alternate No. 2) (1:07)
21. Into The Mine (Alternate No. 2) (1:53)
22. Indians (Alternate No. 2) (1:11)
23. Doc Returns (Alternate No. 2) (3:02)
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Note for the future: I'm a fan of the old "* previously unreleased" or "** contains previously unreleased material."
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Note for the future: I'm a fan of the old "* previously unreleased" or "** contains previously unreleased material."
That goes without saying. I don't know why any label would do away with it. It's a huge selling point.
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Note for the future: I'm a fan of the old "* previously unreleased" or "** contains previously unreleased material."
That goes without saying. I don't know why any label would do away with it. It's a huge selling point.
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ordered right way!
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Wow. This is amazing.
I just discovered Amazon Prime has all three BTTFs on streaming so I've been working my way through them this week.
The Main Title section of BTTF III is just lovely. After the "full speed ahead" of the flash back opening it's just a drink of cool water. Silvestri introduces the love theme right up front and it's beautiful.
1 has some of my favorite tracks, but 3 is probably my favorite score overall.
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Wow. This is amazing.
I just discovered Amazon Prime has all three BTTFs on streaming so I've been working my way through them this week.
The Main Title section of BTTF III is just lovely. After the "full speed ahead" of the flash back opening it's just a drink of cool water. Silvestri introduces the love theme right up front and it's beautiful.
1 has some of my favorite tracks, but 3 is probably my favorite score overall.
I love the Western feel to it.
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I will probably get flack for it, but I think that the third movie is the best one.
GET OUT OF HERE, MANNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!
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I ordered this, as well as the other two new releases today. I am not complaining. I am, however, curious about the price of this particular set. What exactly is it that makes this one 5 U.S. Dollars more expensive than the previous Silvestri expansions, such as Predator 2 and The Abyss?
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I will probably get flack for it, but I think that the third movie is the best one.
I'll take that flack too.
I'm sure this was always the case, but looking at them with 46 year old eyes instead of 16 year old ones, BTTF 1 and 2 are really kind of mean-spirited films. Funny, but mean.
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Awesome; so glad I never gave in and bought the original release. Varese has been really impressing me this year. For the sake of shipping, I kind of wish the Nightmare box set (which I also ordered) could've been released and shipped along with these, but it's a minor quibble.
As far as the movie goes, when I was a kid I didn't like Part III that much, as I was more of a sci-fi kid and thought the old west setting was boring, preferring all the tech in Part II. But as I've gotten older I've come to enjoy Part III more than II, although I still love all three films in the series.
Also, the DeLorean looks surprisingly good with whitewalls, aside from sitting a bit too high off the ground. It's very classy. And that retro time circuit was kinda cool-looking, too; especially now that vacuum tubes are back in style.
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I ordered this, as well as the other two new releases today. I am not complaining. I am, however, curious about the price of this particular set. What exactly is it that makes this one 5 U.S. Dollars more expensive than the previous Silvestri expansions, such as Predator 2 and The Abyss?
Someone's gotta pay the fiddler!
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I ordered this, as well as the other two new releases today. I am not complaining. I am, however, curious about the price of this particular set. What exactly is it that makes this one 5 U.S. Dollars more expensive than the previous Silvestri expansions, such as Predator 2 and The Abyss?
Someone's gotta pay the fiddler!
ZZ Top?
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Also, should probably put a 3 in the thread title.
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Also, should probably put a 3 in the thread title.
Thanks Shaun, just added it!
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I ordered this, as well as the other two new releases today. I am not complaining. I am, however, curious about the price of this particular set. What exactly is it that makes this one 5 U.S. Dollars more expensive than the previous Silvestri expansions, such as Predator 2 and The Abyss?
Someone's gotta pay the fiddler!
ZZ Top?
Once again, every title is different. This business is not black and white.
For this one its very simple
UMG
When doing these kinds of projects you have to pay the original record company a HUGE chunk of change for the rights by buying "finished goods". That means you are paying per unit JUST to the record company for their rights. You also have to pay Universal for the additional tracks, the AFM, SAG (if applicable), publishing and possibly other artist involved. A project like this cost more money than something like Abyss because of all the various parties involved. For the Abyss the only license you have is Fox since no other record company was involved in the original release.
MV
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