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Groovy story, I hope with all your transferring insight back in the 70's that you got a copy of this soundtrack for at least 10% off. You deserve a discount for all your valuable work!!!
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Well Saved Bruce 
MY PLEASURE!
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Well Saved Bruce
MY PLEASURE!
I doubt BK will like FAUX BRUCE taking credit for his efforts....
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Groovy story, I hope with all your transferring insight back in the 70's that you got a copy of this soundtrack for at least 10% off. You deserve a discount for all your valuable work!!!
If Mr. Kimmel doesn't get a free copy, then I'll buy it for him. I mean REALLY!
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An interesting glimpse into the history of releasing this score. Aside from that, I was given a shock when The First Nudie Musical was mentioned, a film I saw when I was a wee one, and all this time I had no idea that Mr. Kimmel directed it! Well blow me down! And THEN, upon reviewing his IMDB filmography, I come to find out that he appeared in one of my favorite "silly movies" of yesteryear, FIRST FAMILY with Bob Newhart and Harvey Korman!
I am not worthy.
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Thanks, Bruce!
It's a bit sad that you did not get to release it yourself through Kritzerland, though; I suppose the licensing fees were to high, or that Lukas was quicker on the draw. Off course, I'm gad FSM is releasing it; it's just that it would have been nice that the one who saved the score release it on his own label.
I just came to the party a little late, but Lukas, as you'll find out, was kind enough to include the Kritzerland logo on the CD packaging.
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The release of this score is awesome news! Thank you Bruce, thank you Lukas, thank you Jerry!
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"Look, I've said it before and I'll say it again: No, I did not make 15 ips tapes of the complete scores to SPARTACUS, DR. NO or MOONRAKER, to say anything of PSYCHO." Now would you please stop pestering me. Can't you see I'm just trying to run a label here, okay. Okay?!?"
Sorry, Bruce, I couldn't resist. Thanks for making it possible for yet another indispensable release. (And Lukas et al, thanks for releasing it.)
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Most excellent work, sir.
I own seven hats, and I tip them all in your general direction.
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It's great we have a law that says copyright for lifetime + 70 years or 95 years but these corporations often can't be bothered to spend the money to preserve the stuff they own for even a couple of decades.
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It's great we have a law that says copyright for lifetime + 70 years or 95 years but these corporations often can't be bothered to spend the money to preserve the stuff they own for even a couple of decades.
Sad AND true.
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It's great we have a law that says copyright for lifetime + 70 years or 95 years but these corporations often can't be bothered to spend the money to preserve the stuff they own for even a couple of decades.
If I asked you for your high school senior year history midterm test...could you find it? It is often not a matter of wanting to preserve things, it's a matter of bureaucracy and organization.
Lukas
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