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It might be,probably isn't.Who cares its good anyway-enjoy it.
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'tis one of lifes dilemas for the soundtrack fan.I,like many others,have been in the same place many times.I bought my copy of zapata when it first came out,so if a deluxe ed does surface,at least I can say'I've had mine a while-then break down crying again!
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Life is for the living and the time is always now. What if they DO put out another CD of ZAPATA somewhere down the road? Why deny yourself this superb score in the meantime, when Jerry and Varese went to all the trouble to make it available to you? Besides, you might get run over by a streetcar and not be around to get that other CD by the time they finally get around to offering it, if ever. God forbid, but you see what I mean?
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No-one in this thread has yet referred to the
recording that was done by Elmer Bernstein for
his FMC label. Interestingly enough, Alex North
accompanied Elmer when he made the record in
London.
The trouble is that that the FMC record is impossible to listen to because of the amount of
surface noise on the disc - terrible!
I have often thought of it as a good "who's the
odd-one-out" question : Alex North, Alfred Newman, Elmer Bernstein or Jerry Goldsmith. The
answer is Alex North, because the other three
conducted the score, whereas AN didn't!
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The problem is, that I thought of buying the "Agony and the ecstasy" rerecording for a long time and luckily didn't, now I have the Deluxe Edition. The same may happen with Zapata if it's not complete yet.
It's still worth getting the Goldsmith recording even if you already got the Varese Deluxe edition. Vice versa, too, of course.
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If I had loooots of money I would by all North soundtracks...
Does Zapata not being listed at Vareses website mean it's out of print? Most stores don't seem to carry it anymore though Colosseum still has it in its catalogue.
A shame.
I'm not sure what you mean. You can get it with The 13th Letter. Is there anything wrong with this presentation guys?
http://www.varesesarabande.com/servlet/the-84/Viva-Zapata%21--fdsh--The/Detail
Because if it suddenly goes, I think I'll cry.
Well, this is the Varese Club release with if I am correct the original score recording conducted by Alfred Newman btw which is still available.
The Goldsmith rerecording though seems to be oop.
I only have the rerecording and think that this rekease would have benefited from a more close mike recording.
Can anyone say how the Varese Club CD sounds? I might purchase it if the sound is good.
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