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OH MY GOD !!!!!


I just wanted to show my completely ecstatic enthusiasm for this long awaited release. HOOK is coming and it will be mine, forever and ever !!



I give a much deserved BANGERANG to LaLaLand for making my day, possibly even my year ....

A faithful reproduction then.

Next up from Varese; these are not the Club CD's, but those limited edition ones they rarely release.

Fewer than 200 copies of "Speed 2" left (LLLR).

Will it ever stop?
http://filmmusicreporter.com/2012/03/02 … k-details/

Nice! Hoping for a cleaned up release of Psycho. Is that too much to ask for?

With a few tweaks here and there I believe.

That depends -- did you willingly buy their previous one? Did somebody force you? A gun to your head, a hand in your wallet? Have you demand money back from FSM for an inferior "Patton"? Or, on the other side of the idea token, requested a free copy of "Tora! Tora! Tora!" from LLLR?
They were, after all, the best they could do at the time, and later they could do better. Does time earn you money back?


If you buy a car that had design defects, but still ran and got you where you wanted to go, would you then, after buying the new model a few years later, demand you money back since the new model fixed said defects?

Since when are you, or anybody else, entitled you money back just because you freely made a choice?

Or, to sum it up nicely:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2jAwiq6YsE

It's also, correct. And name what Intrada is trying to get away with?

Releasing a highly called for title that sold out faster than Bill Muray's "acting" career?
Saying "Yes" to a studio, producer, who want the CD out again?
Helping new fans of music who have discovered this score?
Fixing the inadvertant error of leaving off a whole cue?


You don't have to buy it.

Justin the corporate apologist. This is a new face.

I think Franz has an EXCELLENT idea of what he's saying.

Or you.



Quartet's release of "Casino Roylae" is SOLD OUT. That was quick, I thought that might stick around for a little. I know Bond scores are popular, but I had no idea this one was in such high demand to plow through another run.

Sold. Sold Out. Buyers who missed out are shaken, not stirred.

That's all based on a small assumption they intended to milk us, and they're possibly they're inheritly evil in that regard, and you're all just a bunch of non pissy ungreatful gits abou a re-issue.

Relatively speaking in comparrison to song CD's, the score community is small, but realisticaly speaking, it is large, and bigger so in certain areas of the world. You don't limit to and then sell about 10,000 of certain CD's, is we're itty bitty.

They are not "rehashing" the same product "on multiple occassions". They have only done this title once before, and they did improperly, based on their editing tastes and were not paying attention and left a cue off.
Now you're changing the argument from them to amounts. We'll if amounts is your problem, then I invite you to send an e-mail to Quartet and La La Land Records of their "rehashes", "re-issues", or what ever terminologically stupid phasing used. Hell, since it's their SECOND try at the title, fixing it, where's you're pissing & moaning of "The Omega Man" 2.0?

Again, you're skipping by realty. They aren't convincing anybody, they're describing what they've done to fix this CD after complaints, from it's fanbase. Show me where, and be damn specific, they write "Oh, check thgis out, you gotta buy it!" "Yeah, it's the same, but come on!".
Do you make this ridiculus arguments in a gorcery store over Reese Puffs, Peanut butter puff Pebbles, peanut butter flavored Cheerio's? "almost identical to what they already have". Let me see your pissy letter to General Mills, Kelloggs, and Post?

You're implying nefarious intents, that Roger and hampster Doug stood around, in some darkened room, rubbing their hands and running their fingers threw their evil curly mustaches, figuring out ways to so happily persuade you out of your own money, though be it your own choice.

MovieScore Media released 24 CD's in 2011, Intrada 37. Assuming 2012 is an approximation of 2011 quantitu wise for each label, just minus ONE from Intrada. So, where's you argument now? People are already spending plenty. And so now your cookie crumblers even further, because now we take "Predator" OUT of this argument and look at 2011. Well, well, well, seems Intrada still had more purchases than MSM. How about 2010? Nope, still mroe sales. How about 2009? Do I need to go further, or do you still want to place blame upon one title and one label? How about LLLR's 2011 sales? Yup -- higher. How about LLLR's 2010 sales? And so on, and so on. But yes! I'm sure it's gotta be "Predator"! OMG!!!


This is akin to the bullshit from Occupy protestors -- the big guy is trying to screw the little guy. Well, Realityville is a far different place. And in Realityville they are pooping on cars, throwing tombstone threw church windows, peeing in churches, pooping in churches, throwing condoms at Cathloic school girls, and to say nothing about their posted list of demands.


You can have your disagreemtns with Intrada Records. You can not see eye-to-eye with Roger, hell -- you don't even have to like him, but there was no malicious intent here, no move to purposefully rip you off, and people have free will.


But, by God, if you sthink you can out-sell Intrada whereas MSM can't, start your own label with non popular decades-old requested titles. Let us see you do it.

To be perfectly honest, I don't care this way or that way. These things aren't designed for me in the first place. They could release it a million times, and I still wouldn't buy any of them as long as they were C&C. Now, if there was a common money pool they all pulled from, and some of the money was used for reissues like this instead of far more deserving, completely unreleased material, then it would have been another thing altogether. But I don't know if that is the case.

But if it were an Elfman or Williams release then you'd be singing a different song, wouldn't you?

-Erik-