10hrs of complete score are not enough for you...!?


inpou, July 1, 2009; 11:12 AM

Yes, that fourth set with alternates and the like is still planned. I remember that the producer confirmed that a few weeks ago on the Film Score Monthly message board.

handstand, July 1, 2009; 1:57 PM

As the owner of these three releases, which clearly state on the box "The Complete Recordings", I was compelled to check the dictionary definition of 'complete' and the primary meaning is "having every necessary part; entire". Alternate versions of tracks aside, what else is there to release if these are not actually the complete recordings?

I seem to recall we've been down this particular route before with the Star Wars music, and it's beginning to piss me off. I don't mind buying a score when it runs for only 45 minutes, as I'm well aware it isn't complete, but when I spend a large amount of money on a product based on its completeness it's annoying to find a couple of years later they have 'discovered' (or even worse, deliberately held back) more music.

Of course, it could just be that they have a shonky filing system and some poorly-trained temp at the recording studio filed some tapes in the wrong place...

James

bentleyjames52, July 1, 2009; 3:26 PM