Intrada Soundtrack Forum

[quote="Yavar Moradi
Or perhaps Sodom and Gamorrah, for which the (mostly) complete original tracks survive?
Yavar[/quote]

If it's SODOM AND GOMORRAH, then tomorrow will not be "blue shadows and purple hills," but rather the 'answer to a dream.'

b.

My dream currently (no major long shots like Quo Vadis, El Cid, or Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom):

1. complete QB VII (because the existing release is simply insufficient but the complete score is thought to be lost)
2. complete remastered Wind and the Lion (because more would be better but difficult legally)
3. complete Sodom and Gamorrah (because it does already exist in shhh form, but a commercial CD album remastered would be a godsend).
4. complete Willow (would be nice, if it can be pried from the studio)

Yavar

Golly, you folks sure have high hopes. A complete SPARTACUS? More QB VII, an expanded WIND AND THE LION, every note from SODOM AND GOMORRAH? Okay. Sure, I want this stuff, too. But it's not what we have up our sleeve. Not this time, anyway. None-the-less, we've got a very special release coming in on Friday. I don't want to get your hopes going off with the likes of an expanded SPARTACUS and stuff like that because that'll just be inviting disappointment. But - that said - I'm confident you'll find there's a lot of music on this one that you'll want to play. Some of you might just find your all-time favorite composer is involved, too. So I sure hope it's been worth the wait for you.
--Doug

[quote="Roger Feigelson It's definitely more contemporary than the guesses made above.
Roger[/quote]

We've been chipping away. We now know what it isn't. And we have narrowed the time frame. But that word "contemporary" makes me nervous. Reminds me of just how subjective that word "grail" is. Time to practice the mindful virtue of patience.

b.

Hey, maybe they've got their hands on Gabriel Yared's "Troy"... that would be nice.

Back at ya later

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