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Most if not all would have to be rerecordings:
Bernard: Beneath the 12 Mile Reef, It's Alive.
Alfred Newman: Captain From Castille, Leave Her to Heaven, Keys of the Kingdom, How the West Was Won, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Diary of Anne Frank.
Rozsa: Golden Voyage of Sinbad, definitely.
Friedhofer: Rains of Ranchipur. Not sure how this isn't as embraced as other scores in the same vein.
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I'd like the COMPLETE Complete (Original Tracks) Re-Recording with Album Version + Demos + Kareoke + Unused Score + Rejected Score + International Score
Wouldn't that be a great release.
Oh yeah, the Complete Complete? I already have my wallet out.
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acathla, did you know Shearmur scored a pilot for that film, too?
A short clip from the recent "Cruel Intentions" pilot which didn't air and didn't get picked up for a series. There's some of the score in it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0tufq7K2aQ
(looks like a picture from her time during "Buffy the Vampire Slayer")
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Most if not all would have to be rerecordings:
Bernard: Beneath the 12 Mile Reef, It's Alive.
Alfred Newman: Captain From Castille, Leave Her to Heaven, Keys of the Kingdom, How the West Was Won, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Diary of Anne Frank.
Rozsa: Golden Voyage of Sinbad, definitely.
Friedhofer: Rains of Ranchipur. Not sure how this isn't as embraced as other scores in the same vein.
A neat list, Wagner, though I still have reservations about re-recording Newman (though I wouldn't mind one for Mark of Zorro), and hopefully LLL will clear things out for their expanded Anne Frank soon. As for Friedhofer, I'm not too familiar with Ranchipur, but I would very much like a re-recording of Joan of Arc, which I think you might like if it ever gets released as it is very Rozsa-esque (It's also the best thing about the film it accompanies along with Ingrid Bergman's Joan). The film will be getting a Blu-ray release in late-March if you want to give it a shot.
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=22658
Edit: You can also listen to the film's overture (titled "Gothic Prelude" here):
http://hugofriedhofer.runmovies.eu/?p=673
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LLL will clear things out for their expanded Anne Frank soon. As for Friedhofer, I'm not too familiar with Ranchipur, but I would very much like a re-recording of Joan of Arc, which I think you might like if it ever gets released as it is very Rozsa-esque (It's also the best thing about the film it accompanies along with Ingrid Bergman's Joan). The film will be getting a Blu-ray release in late-March if you want to give it a shot.
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=22658
Edit: You can also listen to the film's overture (titled "Gothic Prelude" here):
http://hugofriedhofer.runmovies.eu/?p=673
This is great, thank you! And I'd go ape over a LLL Anne Frank...but a rerecording, perhaps doubled with, say, Keys of the Kingdom, would be a Graal for me.
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So did you pick up the great Screen Archives Keys of the Kingdom release?
Yavar
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Not to sound like a broken record, but the one that would make a real difference to have would be Kamen "Highlander".
I'm with you on that!
I'd also love to hear George Fenton's rejected Interview With The Vampire.
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Two that rarely get mentioned and I'd like to believe that someone has them in the works:
THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR remake (Bill Conti) - badly served on the existent album with less than 15 minutes of score.
PLUTO NASH (John Powell) - come on, it's John Powell!
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So did you pick up the great Screen Archives Keys of the Kingdom release?
Yavar
Ewps, I didn't know there was an SA KotK! I bought the Tsunami before I knew about Tsunami (ugh). Obviously a big mistake, because the sound on that is truly abysmal.
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