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I was hoping to announce 2 titles this morning, but there was delay at the Sony plant and one particular Golden Age 2 disc set will not be ready until our Oct 25 batch, so only one title is being announced today. TRADING PLACES MUSIC BY ELMER BERNSTEIN LLLCD 1194 Limited Edition of 2000 units Executive Producer/Art Director - Dan Goldwasser Mastered by Mike Matessino Liner Notes by Jeff Bond La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures are happy to announce the world premeire of Elmer Bernstein's score to the classic comedy TRADING PLACES starring Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy. Mr Bernstein deftly weaves his original comedic tunes with classical peices by some up and comer named "Mozart" and delivers a fantastic comedy score in the tradition of his immortal works to AIRPLANE, ANIMAL HOUSE and STRIPES. Jeff Bond's notes take the listener through the history of the film, its score and features insightful comments by the film's director John Landis. The cd is packed with the film's original score, source cues recorded by Mr. Bernstein and alternate Bonus Cues. This title goes on sale next Tuesday Oct 11, 2011 at 1 pm PST and is limited to 2000 units. MAJOR COOLNESS ALERT!: Mr. John Landis will be signing copies of this score exclusively at Dark Delicacies in Burbank, CA tomorrow evening (Oct 5) starting at 7 pm pst. If you can't make it down, you may pre order copies at www.darkdel.com See y'all next week! MV
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Thanks MV! Wikipedia page updated
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Just because a CD is pressed at a Sony pressing plant, doesn't necessarily mean the original rights holders of the material was Sony
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By your referring to Sony, and knowing that Sony holds Columbia Pictures elements, would it be too much to ask if this upcoming 2-disc Golden Age release contains sound recordings from Columbia Pictures? George Duning's film noir scores or westerns, perhaps? Certainly not George Duning on a double CD. I would rather think of a Sony - Fox cooperation in the vein of A CERTAIN SMILE. I suppose it could be for example Friedhofer's AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER. Complete original score from Fox on disc one, album version from Sony (old Columbia LP) on disc two or vice versa.
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How about the original sound recordings of Dimitri Tiomkin's WILD IS THE WIND from Paramount, plus a re-issue of the Columbia LP program, courtesy Sony? Could be, but it depends on whether Paramount still has original elements for WILD IS THE WIND at all or not. I think that with AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER there could be more differences between album and original score which would therefore also make a double CD more worthwhile.
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See y'all next week! MV MV what alost opportunity here...you should ofcourse say "See you next Wednesday" *LOL* and then announce a CD single of Bernsteins music to An American Werewolf in London... well well, I´m overthinking stuff here...sorry
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Ill be there!
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Sounds great!
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