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Mar 12, 2011 - 12:52 AM
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Bob DiMucci
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It's definitely a short score - half an hour at the most. It would have to be paired with something else on CD, like Kritzerland did for FEAR STRIKES OUT / THE TIN STAR. Perhaps THE GREAT SANTINI, which is also a relatively short score. Unfortunately, although both "Class" (1983) and "The Great Santini" (1980) were originally distributed by Orion Pictures, I believe that there is a split in the current ownership of Orion films, with those through 1981 belonging to Warner Bros. and those after 1981 belonging to the current MGM. That's certainly the case with the DVDs, with "Class" issued by MGM and "The Great Santini" being issued by Warners. I don't think that Bernstein has another (new) MGM score that hasn't already seen a release. "Three Amigos" (1986) was an Orion film, but it's already had a CD release of the original LP. "Nightmare Honeymoon" (1977) was MGM, but that's old MGM, and is now with Warners.
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I hear "We Got One!" From Ghostbusters in there. Hadn't heard the score from "Class" before and it's just as well because I want it now. LOL That looks like a job for Kritzerland! :-)
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It's definitely a short score - half an hour at the most. It would have to be paired with something else on CD, like Kritzerland did for FEAR STRIKES OUT / THE TIN STAR. Perhaps THE GREAT SANTINI, which is also a relatively short score. The year Bernstein scored this film is an odd one in his filmography. CLASS, TRADING PLACES, SPACEHUNTER, and the Michael Jackson video THRILLER. Talk about a diverse resume... There's a little more than thirty minutes total. I believe Tom Scott added some additional music to the film as well so an album is very theseable along as the tapes have survived. I would love to see this released sometime in the future. Looks like a job for Varese, Kritzerland or Quartet Records.
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BUMPeeeesss.
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