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I think there are probably still a few left that can be done, but they're tougher ones and may take more time. I know Intrada is waiting to find more than partial elements for a couple of titles they've pursued, but if the rest doesn't turn up in their searching you may see some incomplete Conti releases -- which I'm guessing you'd still find to be better than nothing! Thinking good thoughts on your behalf, henry. (At least you've really gotten into Goldsmith too, and there's no dearth of new releases on that front.)
yavar
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Oct 12, 2015 - 4:08 PM
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SchiffyM
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Henry, with all due respect, you're being a little silly. Nobody at any record company announces "That's it, we've done enough Conti, that's the end of the road for him forever." Some titles are available, some are not, some will become available. All of the labels are working on many projects simultaneously, some come together quickly, some take a while, some are back-burnered for years.
There are many soundtrack labels, and they hardly walk in lockstep. They do what's prudent at the time, a combination of passion and economics.
I see no reason to believe there will never be more Conti. None at all.
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I'm starting to get concerned. There are still so many great unreleased titles.
At least there were plenty of Conti titles in the past. I'm a fan of Carter Burwell and so far only one (let me repeat that: only one!) specialty label has released one of his scores. And that wasn't even really a Carter Burwell release, but a Mark Isham one. Thankfully Quartet were so kind to add Burwell's rejected score.
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Oct 13, 2015 - 11:20 AM
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SchiffyM
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Oh, give henry a break already! He's just passionate about Conti, and I totally understand where's he coming from. This is a pretty harsh community.
I don't think anybody's being especially harsh. Sarcastic, sure. But let's be honest: It's not a question that makes any sense at all, and even if it were, it's not a question anybody here would be able to answer. I find henry's love of Conti endearing, truly, and I hope he gets some scores he's hoping for soon. But this sort of provocative "woe is me" that he posts every few months is pretty silly, and not useful.
But henry, honestly -- good luck!
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