It's been a while since I've had cause to even look at this place. That said, I really don't see what the problem is with not having those two film tracks. Sure, it'd be nice to have them, but you can't have it all all the time. It's a day one purchase for me without those tracks anyway. I'd also like to point out that those two versions are created by mixing the orchestral tracks with already made licensed tracks. There's the problem: Free Flight was made by overlapping a different version of the cue with Juno Reactor's Komit, Double Trouble with Oakenfold's Dread Rock. In other words, WB was completely unable to allow their use in this release because they don't hold the rights to them, only to the music composed specifically for the film.
I do hope we get the orchestral version of Free Flight that made part of the film version up. I liked its melody. Given how it sounds like we're getting pretty much everything Don Davis did for the film, I'd say so. It'll be interesting to look through the other cut material too, I bet there's some interesting themes that went unused (aside from the original Burly Brawl sequence).
if i was a cd producer id read this thread and not only would i never do another release ever, i think i would probably go into a corner and slash my wrists at the state of the world. somebody said gamers are bad but can we have a little less old women pedantic whingeing when theres a release? if a cd producer brought out a cd where the disc was free and the composer came round for tea to your house there would still be people moaning about what night he came over, what the liner notes were like and if there was 7 seconds of a track missing !!
i am certainly in for matrix and wyatt earp. both stellar releases that blow the previous releases out of the water, complete or not. i have a hard time deciding which i'm more excited about. so both very welcome. and most importantly they should keep me well organized in that finaly 2 week gap before x files!
Blimey - forgot about X-Files. MV - is it OK if I get my August salary paid directly to you rather than my bank
if i was a cd producer id read this thread and not only would i never do another release ever, i think i would probably go into a corner and slash my wrists at the state of the world. somebody said gamers are bad but can we have a little less old women pedantic whingeing when theres a release? if a cd producer brought out a cd where the disc was free and the composer came round for tea to your house there would still be people moaning about what night he came over, what the liner notes were like and if there was 7 seconds of a track missing !!
Oh come on! If they can "deal" with Hollywood, the record industry, and studio heads, I'm sure they can handle a few disgruntled voices without going into a rage or depression.
I've put this release date on my calendar for next week. Totally buying Reloaded and Wyatt Earp in a blink of an eye when it comes to 3pm Eastern time next Tuesday. I for one don't care about some of the missing tracks but given this forum exists for everyone to post at, I don't mind if someone complains about a couple omissions. Doesn't effect my decision.
if i was a cd producer id read this thread and not only would i never do another release ever, i think i would probably go into a corner and slash my wrists at the state of the world. somebody said gamers are bad but can we have a little less old women pedantic whingeing when theres a release? if a cd producer brought out a cd where the disc was free and the composer came round for tea to your house there would still be people moaning about what night he came over, what the liner notes were like and if there was 7 seconds of a track missing !!
if i was a cd producer id read this thread and not only would i never do another release ever, i think i would probably go into a corner and slash my wrists at the state of the world. somebody said gamers are bad but can we have a little less old women pedantic whingeing when theres a release?
I'll tell you what: I'll tell the old women to stop whining when you work harder on your punctuation and proper sentence structures.
if i was a cd producer id read this thread and not only would i never do another release ever, i think i would probably go into a corner and slash my wrists at the state of the world. somebody said gamers are bad but can we have a little less old women pedantic whingeing when theres a release? if a cd producer brought out a cd where the disc was free and the composer came round for tea to your house there would still be people moaning about what night he came over, what the liner notes were like and if there was 7 seconds of a track missing !!
In that scenario, if it were me, the composer would complain because all the foods on the plate were touching, when he preferred that they be separate from each other.
ok le hah, i will try. but some of us file from our phone on tiny buttons with fat fingers and, frankly, stopping to go to another screen for commas and upper case is a pain. im lucky to get the sentence out!!
anyway, as you were. If you are all adamant that no needless whingeing was going on then Im happy to apologise for getting the wrong impression.
However, me und my bad punctuation vill be votching very closely in ze future for bouts off needless whingeing!!. Escape ist fruitless.
so stand down, move on, nothing to see here... apart from 3 very welcome releases of course.
Out of all the soundtrack companies out there that do this sort of thing which one goes far and beyond licensing, or attempting to license, ALL the music that is included in the film?
Commando Die Hard The Shootist/Sons of Katie Elder Black Rain Used Cars Terminator The Sarah Conner Chronicles Star Trek The Motion Picture Star Trek The Original Series Speed
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Random note here: Speed is my personal favorite out of all your releases. I've written so many of my action stories while listening to this CD since you folks released it. Seriously, how can you not just start from track 1 and listen all the way through?
I am so beyond stoked for The Matrix Reloaded. It's actually kind of surreal to me that after ten years of waiting, a complete release of Davis' score is finally upon us--and that there will be 150 minutes of Reloaded to enjoy! Of course, the film version of "Double Trouble" was that one cue that when I heard it in theaters I knew I had to have it to hear on its own and desperately searched every last second of either disc of the Warner Sunset/Maverick release for its inclusion to no avail, and so of course it would be the one (of two tracks, I guess) that can't be had [insert overly dramatic disappointed Picard face here]. But when I heard LLL was doing The Matrix Reloaded, I couldn't have been more relieved because I knew that they of all labels would treat this score right and see the project through to its fullest potential, and the fact they even TRIED to license the film versions of "Free Flight" and "Double Trouble" should speak to the amount of thought that clearly went into this release. 150 minutes of The Matrix Reloaded?! Can't wait to hear it. Thanks for this awesome release, LLL.
Ergo, I will order Reloaded immediately. Vis-รก-vis. Concordantly!
