About the same as the chances for the release of MY favorite unreleased soundtracK/score: STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET: nil, nada, next to nothing.

lilbrucems44, January 3, 2024; 6:08 PM

The tapes for the Jones score are presumed to be lost. That´s a reason for the single release of the rejected score.

moenter.melle, July 22, 2010; 11:33 AM

I've read alot about The Getaway & done extensive searches for any mention of this soundtrack, & no-where have I ever seen a mention of the tapes being lost.

jnarimbaud, July 23, 2010; 7:13 AM

Then you didn't look hard enough, 'cause Lukas said so himself over at FSM when asked about why he only did the rejected score.

Internet FAIL. ;-)


Other scores missing (need a bit of updating, mind you):
rejectedfilmscores.150m.com/lost.html (scroll done a tad for the list)

tharpdevenport, July 23, 2010; 11:40 AM

If that quote is no longer online how am I supposed to find it? Or believe it?

jnarimbaud, July 23, 2010; 11:55 AM

That list breaks my heart. It's sad to see so many great works carelessly handled by uncouth studio bumpkins.

Jmicpilars, July 23, 2010; 3:43 PM

1. Lukas isn't a liar.

2. It's online, you jsut have to stop calling people liars and GO FUCKING LOOK FOR IT; it's still there somewhere. Or, you can take the word of a fellow score fan who was trying to help you out.

tharpdevenport, July 23, 2010; 6:40 PM

I'm sorry, it's obvious that you have emotional problems. I am truely sorry for you.

jnarimbaud, July 23, 2010; 6:44 PM

The early 70's recording from Quincy Jones, "You've Got It Bad Girl" includes the theme from the Getaway performed on harmonica by Toots Thieleman.

I bought this recording new on vinyl when I was 12 years old. Lost track of it until a few years ago when I found another copy in mint condition with full size poster of Q wearing bell bottoms and sporting an afro intact within the sleeve. I had that poster hanging on my bedroom wall when I was kid.

I believe the recording has been released on CD.

victoravalentine, July 29, 2010; 4:22 PM