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I believe Intrada were interested in an original tracks release of Two For The Road at one time but couldn't find elements...
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Two for The Road by Mancini, how long I have hoped for a release of the actual film tracks on CD. Maybe now it'll never happen because of this DVD release with the isolated music score. I hope I'm wrong. I'm not into buying costly DVDs just to get the isolated tracks. I already have a DVD of Two for The Road.
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Surely a CD release of the original tracks is now possible?. Is this one on any label's radar?
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No one is sorrier than I am about the original tracks of this master score. The original masters are nowhere to be found. I asked Nick a month or so back and he told me the isolated tracks come from a variety of sources, but not the recording master.
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No one is sorrier than I am about the original tracks of this master score. The original masters are nowhere to be found. I asked Nick a month or so back and he told me the isolated tracks come from a variety of sources, but not the recording master. So basically it's another Moby Dick situation. That's a real shame.
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No one is sorrier than I am about the original tracks of this master score. The original masters are nowhere to be found. I asked Nick a month or so back and he told me the isolated tracks come from a variety of sources, but not the recording master. That's fair enough then. Maybe the original tracks will 'turn up' sometime in the future. I hope I'll be around, lol!
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No one is sorrier than I am about the original tracks of this master score. The original masters are nowhere to be found. I asked Nick a month or so back and he told me the isolated tracks come from a variety of sources, but not the recording master. "Breakfast At Tiffany's" also came form a variety of sources - and it still is a great release. A compromised release of "Two For The Road" still is better than no release at all...
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I'm still holding on to hopes for a CD release. The tracks are deemed good enough for the blu-ray and mastering techniques have advanced significantly in recent years......fingers crossed.....
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.....I wonder if anyone knows how to get in touch with Len Engle to see if it really missing or some technician at Kritzerland simply forgot to include it..... It will be fairly difficult to get in touch with Leonard Engle.....he died in 1988. Perhaps this is why you don't get a hello and goodbye - because your post kind of reeks with attitude and is accusatory. Kritzerland didn't "forget" to include anything and your implying that is offensive. Some "technician"? You mean the great Mike Matessino? Is that what you mean? If there is a single cue missing of one-minute duration it's because the only tape for this score was in the Len Engel collection and thank goodness it was there - and as someone suggests, the cue you reference may, if fact, be some rejiggered earlier cues, or simply that for whatever reason it didn't make it onto Mr. Engel's tape. I kind of doubt that, BTW. And yes, Mr. Engel died in 1988, but perhaps you can reach him in heaven. Seriously, I just scratch my head sometimes. No hello or goodbye indeed. I answered your questions - several times. Did I need to take you to dinner, too?
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