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The mp3's are done at 320 kps with no DRM attached to muck them up. If you're even remotely interested in these scores, you'd be crazy to pass on this.
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I am EXTREMELY interested in these two scores. There's not another title anywhere on this blog that's even remotely as exciting for me in it's anticipation.....of the actual cd. I'm sure a lot of people love to download music, and perhaps it is 'a steal' at the price someone quoted above. However I think there's also a huge segment of people who want the actual cd, in their hands and on their shelf - and who don't want to download their music. After all this time of pre-production, production, and tantalizing tidbits of news of the immanent release of the magnificinent Copland scores...we get the news: 'It's here!' Only to find that 'it' = download only. The actual cd? Who knows when. Filmscore Monthly will likely have to have a 4th segment added to it's messageboard: Downloadable music only. For this truly special music release, I'll wait some more.
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Just downloaded this yesterday. Very impressive. Great to have this music after all these years. I noticed that the total running time is something like 82 minutes. Any idea how that's going to be handled for the actual CD, which can only hold 80 minutes?
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I believe Lukas has explained before that once you get beyond a certain length, the CD manufacturing plant will not warranty defects. If you press 3,000 copies of a 75-minute CD and some or all of the discs have problems then it's the plant's fault and they have to replace the defective CDs; but if you press 3,000 81-minute CDs, then you're left holding the bag if there are defects or people start complaining that their particular player won't play the last three tracks.
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Is this being released on CD?
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I thought it was supposed to be released on disc late 2010, but I could be wrong.
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