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FTR the real reason why there hasn't been (and probably never will be) a definitive Twilight Zone set is because the CBS Music Library was donated to UCLA which charges a hefty sum to go find the tapes and make copies of them.
Until a connection is made, and a relationship is formed, and then they are released. Think of all the "It'll never happen" releases we've seen in the last 25-or-so years.
Who would be willing to raid UCLA and ransack their archives? "Hand over the entire CBS Library, Ma'am, and nobody will get hurt. We only came for the tapes."
Then we'd send the tapes out to a James Nelson or a Chris Malone and tell them to 'git crackin'. 
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"Jerry Goldsmith's The Twilight Zone" and "Jerry Goldsmith's Thriller". Two multi-disc box sets found only in...the Twilight Zone.
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For those of you who own the 4CD set, do the liner notes say anything about which episodes featured John Williams as pianist?
It's the kind of surprise I think I'd've remembered, so I don't think so, but if no one chimes in, I'll check after work tonight and get back to you (some 8 hours hence).
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Sometimes - I don't know with what frequency -- some series would re-record cues.
As noted in one of the "CHiPs" volumes, during the musician's strike, already recorded cues were re-recorded.
In FSM's article on the scoring of "The Streets of San Francisco", it's noted that some scores were re-recorded.
For example, off the top of my head.
Re-recorded TTZ cues could have different musicians and different recording locations.
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And if it is used in "The Twilight Zone," I consider it technically a "Twilight Zone" score. Your threshold may be different from mine.
Then is it also a Fugitive score, a Have Gun Will Travel score, a Rawhide score, etc? These cues were reused through a variety of CBS shows.
Yavar
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