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Stars 'n' Bars soundtrack question.
I just received a copy of Elmer Bernstein's rejected score to Stars 'n' Bars, issued through the first Varese cd club. However, the front insert is just a single square of paper with the cover artwork poorly printed on one side. Is this how all copies of this release were done or did the fellow whom I bought this cd from at Amazon simply forget to mention that he no longer had the original booklet and had to use a scan of the cover artwork as a substitute? I have a feeling I already know the answer to this, but just thought I'd ask anyway. Apart from that everything else is okay - the cd and back insert are genuine.
horatiobuckets, June 15, 2011; 12:45 AM
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Well, I guess you know the answer. The original booklet is a three page fold-out.
hero_of_universe, June 15, 2011; 8:35 AM
Indeed, sorry to tell you this, but the booklet is fold-out with filmography and a portrait of the composer inside.
The back cover should feature a hand-written number by blue ball-point pen.
I think you should try to contact the seller for at least a partial refund.
42zaphod, June 15, 2011; 10:41 AM
By the way, are there any credits in the booklet? Musicians, orchestra, music editors, etc.
What does this score sound like in comparrison to other Bernstein efforts?
tharpdevenport, June 16, 2011; 3:41 PM
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