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Hopefully, the deluxe editions of Back to the Future III, Star Trek Beyond, Star Trek Into Darkness, and The Cowboys can return, because they all mysteriously vanished without an "Out of Print" trace.
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Unless somehow Varese is doing Excalibur - highly doubt it though.
You can thank Trevor Jones for that for blocking La-La Land's release years ago and I doubt we'll see it anytime soon same goes for a definitive film version releases of The Dark Crystal and The Sender.
I had forgotten about Identity by Alan Silvestri. That would fit the clue since the film ends at a cross road and for those who didn't see the movie, I won't give away the twist that ties into the rest of the film. Also, just to add Angelo Badalamenti wrote a score for this also that was tossed out. Could be the best of both if it is this but I'm sticking to a murder mystery title for the second clue like Just Cause, A Perfect Murder, What Lies Beneath and even Hollow Man.
Since the Bourne Series was brought up, don't forget The Bourne Legacy by James Newton Howard which is missing an hour's worth of music as a possibility.
A shame to hear that Terminal Velocity isn't coming soon then again I'm still waiting for Devil In A Blue Dress still. Hopefully, La-La will finally make it happen this weekend.
Well, Jarre Jarre the old Varese site which was much simpler before they ruined it IMHO, they did keep the old Club titles and regular releases on the site with their press releases and if the title was Out Of Print. The only times I've seen titles that have sold out now is during their sales when they warn you as to how many copies remain and then it disappears completely. It sucks but that's Concord Music for you.
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Two good titles. I already have LIONHEART and KNOWING (in the regular CD edition), but those are very good scores and I'm glad to see them re-released.
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The blurb on Varèse Sarabande’s site seems to suggest that the original lp’s were never released on CD, but I remember that my library used to have two different Lionheart-CDs which I believed to be the two vinyls. Can anyone elaborate? In that case there’s only two new ‘archival’ tracks?
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Presumably, "The Future" is properly restored at least (and not simply edited out of the longer album version)
It's a lot shorter here, though. But I think originally it had the end titles added to help round off the vol.2
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