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I don't know what the earliest example is.
"Jaws" dropped some score, including a dramatic cue for Quint's death.
There's two or three Morricone scores that I know of where large portions were not used. I only remember the name of one: "Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!".
As I wrote in the Supposedly page on my Rejected Film Scores site (currently down because the host provider went down; having trouble finding another provider) from comments by the director:
"The director stated in an interview he wanted [Miles] Davis (doesn't state if that happened), and only hired Morricone because he was available, and also said all Morricone did was rip his theme off from "Frantic", and mentions he only used half of Morricone's score."
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It has been from the beginning.
One I can think of is Addison's 1968 'Charge of the Light Brigade' with massive dial-outs.
If you count early re-recording albums, Rozsa's Spellbound and Ben-Hur albums of course.
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Ennio Morricone's Two Mules For Sister Sara, only half the music on the cd is actually from the film,
Main Title, A Time for Miracles, A Swinging Rope, La Cantina, La Cueva, The Battle and End Title are all from the film the rest are just filler.
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I thought I posted this:
From Russia With Love.
Also the middle bit of the end titles of Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country.
The last DAA DAAAAA! of Kirk's Explosive Reply from The Wrath of Khan.
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Boy, this list could probably include a thousand soundtracks. It's incredibly common, and has been for as long as I can remember.
ALIEN anyone?
It's an old topic for sure. I think ALIEN was the first original soundtrack recording album that had me flabbergasted at how much music was missing from the actual film, and how much music from the movie was missing from the album.
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Dr. No - The majority of this soundtrack album doesn't appear in the movie at all
Die Hard - A a couple tracks don't appear in the movie
The Man In The Iron Mask - I was matching this up to the film recently to get the proper chronological order and one track just wasn't showing up in the movie, "All Will Be Well". It's weird because the album has a lot of missing songs so it's odd that they'd included an unused track.
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