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Sounds like a fantastic release. But just like the Star Trek Box I am not that much interested in 60s tv stuff, so I won`t buy it.
As soon as the labels start touching 70s and 80s tv music like The Rockford Files, The A-Team, Dallas, Dynasty, Falcon Crest, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, Columbo, Six Million Dollar Man, Father Dowling Mysteries and stuff like that I`ll start buying every box set LLL is producing.
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Jul 24, 2015 - 12:27 PM
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Sounds like a fantastic release. But just like the Star Trek Box I am not that much interested in 60s tv stuff, so I won`t buy it.
As soon as the labels start touching 70s and 80s tv music like The Rockford Files, The A-Team, Dallas, Dynasty, Falcon Crest, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, Columbo, Six Million Dollar Man, Father Dowling Mysteries and stuff like that I`ll start buying every box set LLL is producing.
No love for HAWAII FIVE-0???...:-)
Some of the BEST TV scoring - ever...:-)
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'60's, '70's, '80's -- the golden period of TV series scoring. I say bring it all on!
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Hey, the golden period lasted into the 90s -- don't leave Shirley Walker and co. out! Sadly by the late 90s orchestral TV scoring was dying out.
But fortunately we've had a resurgence in some areas, with Giacchino's Lost and McCreary's work on various shows as clear highlights.
Yavar
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The majority occurs within that period, but there are always outliers; outliers are like the example that does not disprove the rule.
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I wonder if LLL will include the songs performed by the actors of the series:
Barbara Bain in "Illusions": 3 songs.
Leslie Ann Warren in "Flip Side" : 2 songs.
Linda Day George in "Trapped": 1 song.
Greg Morris in "Blues" : 2 songs.
Possibly, though I'm sure their singing skills are not the favourite topics of any of the actors 
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The Hip-o is a reissue of old album recordings Schifrin made. They are not the original pieces, and I honestly don't know enough about the scores to know how faithful they are to the originals. (I'm guessing at least some is not very faithful.)
Of course, the Hip-o also doesn't have any music by Fielding, Fried, etc.
It all depends on what you want to listen to. The releases are very different, though.
Yes, they are.
Some or most of those tunes did end up getting used in the series, normally as source music. The arrangements on that album are completely different to the scores themselves: very upbeat and pop-orientated.
The menace and suspense of the series is missing, and that will be more of a feature of the La La Land set, which will be a far truer representation of the music from the series.
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It was mentioned earlier that Mission Impossible has disappeared from Netflix. It is now available for no charge on Amazon Prime. Worth doing if you're a Prime and want to sample the music, especially once the tracklist is up.
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