According to Isham's facebook page, Watertown is supposed to do a CD release... but so far all I see is a download version. Anyone else have more info?
A friend of mine said he was going to get a copy of it for completing a free personality test over near Hollywood High. I asked him if it was a CDR, but he never wrote back.
I got the CD, sadly the CDR follows Watertower's new style, cover artwork and nothing else, just gray inserts and not even a tracklisting on the back, only uselessly inside the insert booklet, which is otherwise blank.
And unfortunately the minimalist main theme is just another example of temp track love:
"The Trial of Solomon Grundy" from THE ACCOUNTANT:
clearly temped with "Through Falling Snow" from the finale of PRISONERS
I got the CD, sadly the CDR follows Watertower's new style, cover artwork and nothing else, just gray inserts and not even a tracklisting on the back, only uselessly inside the insert booklet, which is otherwise blank.
Sounds like they make mid-90s Varese Sarabande albums look plush in comparison.
It's interesting that so many companies think 'CDR means cheap everything else'. I just now discovered that for YEARS the classical label Lyrita has been using CDRs (as well as Nimbus, both of which are distibuted by Waystone), but the booklets and art have NEVER suffered on account of that.
