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James Horner oriented, but still some hints for future releases... ^^

Great interview.

I can't help but mention my excitement over the elements for Volunteers being located for sure. Now will someone please claim ownership?!

Interesting read indeed.
Great to see/hear what goes on behind the scenes to finally get these great scores out to us.
I too cant wait for the next Horner to arrive, expanded 80's sounds great to me.
There must be some Volunteers to release well Volunteers

Hopefully it is Cocoon. A fantastic score. Just keep that awful Sembello song away from the main score program.

Oh, Jeff, never change!

I'll take anything actually. Cocoon would be great, though he said an expanded classic and I don't think Cocoon is considered a classic. Don't get me wrong it's in my top 5 scores by him. The word classic must mean something really special and looking at the 80's. Star Trek 2 and 3 could be considered that, but that's been done. Then you have An American Tail which hasn't been expanded. I never guess right on these, but I'm going out on a limb and saying An American Tail. Wishful thinking I'm sure.

AAT is what got me into film scores so this has a very special meaning in my little heart

I beg to differ. I think Cocoon IS a classic. Not a classic on the level of Star Wars, of course, but definately a classic of the 80s.

I agree, Cocoon is a classic of the 80's as a movie (a very iconic film of that decade) and a classic James Horner score (a milestone score in his career). If Krull is James Horner's Star Wars, then Cocoon is certainly his E.T (and Willow his Conan). ! A gorgeous score with an amazing sound for its time.

If Roger meant "a classic score" then it could also be : Brainstorm (I wonder why he would have said expanded since the actual score has never been released, the Varèse album being a re-recording), Field of Dreams and Glory. And of course the animated classics : An American Tail and The Land Before Time.

Roger didn't say "late 80's" but now I'm thinking of that : maybe Willow has become easier to deal for Roger since Disney is owning Lucasfilm. I don't know for sure if the score is the property of Fox or Lucas, or both.

Oh wow, that was an awesome interview Roger! That was quite a read, now how the whole releasing a soundtrack process works, it must take countless hours to get it done. As for the Horner soundtracks coming up; I'm glad we will eventually be getting The Rocketeer, and I cannot express how excited I am for the 80s classic that's getting expanded. I don't know what it will be, but there are so many good guesses to what it could be, though. I'll just wait and see what it could be. :3

Although i would love it to be either Cocoon or Willow.
How about *batteries not included for the expanded 80's title or is everything on the MCA release?