What are the benefits of an Isolated Score? (1 Viewer)

[Jeff Koch]

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"Would we be talking about Mr Thaxton here?"
BINGO!!!
Jeff

 

[Michael Harris]

WHile I can't complain too much about studios and composers not wanting to see their scores get "ripped", my only complaint to them is that it is so rare that a complete score with all cues ever see the light of day in a commercial CD release. How many versions of the various "Star Wars" scores have been released? How many does one have to buy to have a complete score? Is there one release of Episode IV that is complete?

 

[Jeff Koch]

Quote:
"WHile I can't complain too much about studios and composers not wanting to see their scores get "ripped", my only complaint to them is that it is so rare that a complete score with all cues ever see the light of day in a commercial CD release. How many versions of the various "Star Wars" scores have been released? How many does one have to buy to have a complete score?..."
Speaking of ripping scores and "STAR WARS", you may find the following link titled "Ex-Lucasfilm Worker Faces 'STAR WARS' Theft Charges" interesting:
http://www.marinij.com/news/stories/index2002453.html
Jeff

 

[Andrew Chong]

Being a music lover, isolated scores are a major treat. It's nice when the composer makes comments about his/her music in between score cues as Don Davis did on "The Matrix" and Lalo Schifrin on "Rush Hour".