Intrada Soundtrack Forum

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Don't ruin your life searching for success. Simply do what you feel like doing. Time is not money. Time is life and life has no price.

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"Nothing is as loud as silence." - Dr. Miklós Rózsa

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"Nothing is as loud as silence." - Dr. Miklós Rózsa

I know this is an old and done discussion, but I think if it's commercially viable to do another run, and if Intrada wanted to do it, I'd have no problem with that. The musicians make more money. The composer makes more money. Intrada makes more money. And disappointed fans get what they want. The only people who lose out are those who wanted to trade these CDs like stocks or gloat that they've got something other people can't have. And I have little time for either of those.

Bearing in mind anyone that bought Varese's CD on the (ahem!) "promise" that there'd only ever be 3,000 copies have already been (ahem!) "blighted" by the sudden release of 3,000 more, I don't think there would be much to bemoan another run. If Intrada wanted to do it and it was commerically viable. But of course, they might not want to.

Cheers

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"Nothing is as loud as silence." - Dr. Miklós Rózsa

I definitely think this warrants another pressing. The viability of this score is proof of it. Yes I also believe some of the quick Goldsmith sellouts should have been re-pressed as well. I missed out on BABY which to this day I still need to get. The demand is there, and the people who buy quantities to sit on and sell at a premium (which I am not automatically against since it's what America is all about), should be kept at bay. This score is way too important not to be in print.

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"Express, Not Explain." - Akira Ifukube

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"Nothing is as loud as silence." - Dr. Miklós Rózsa

Yes I agree ... it would be great if Intrada would release another 3000 CDs of Alan Silvestri's PREDATOR ... than Intrada could make some more money instead of the ebay sellers!

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Most Wanted Unreleased scores:
Howard Shore's AN INNOCENT MAN (1989) Touchstone/Buena Vista
Richard Halligan's THE OCTAGON (1980) American Cinema
Sante Maria Romitelli's GOD'S GUN (1976) MGM/Cannon
Trevor Jones' FREEJACK (1992) Morgan Creek