Me happy !

42zaphod, April 13, 2007; 3:36 PM

I have never heard any music from this score. Maybe someone of you could characterize the music a bit or liken it to another score?

Frankly I don't know too many horror movie scores, actually just some bits from John Carpenter (Halloween and the like). I do like the lullaby from ROSEMARY'S BABY and worship Wojciech Kilar's NINTH GATE.

Thanks,

Urs

handstand, April 13, 2007; 4:08 PM

There are still some sound samples up from their first release:

http://www.percepto.com/projects/006/index.html

American.Nightmare, April 13, 2007; 3:45 PM

Well, from the three very brief samples, this seems like my kind of film music.

Is the whole score that melodic and piano-laden or is there a lot of dissonant, harsh music, too?

handstand, April 13, 2007; 4:03 PM

WHOOOOHOOOOOO
now that is great news. :D
the waiting has its price

1701, April 13, 2007; 4:34 PM

Is this a limited release as the original???

serifiot, April 13, 2007; 4:51 PM

Only 1,000 copies, I'm sure they will sell out fast

whtsharky2k, April 13, 2007; 6:53 PM

Hello,

Great Rerelease, One of my favorite Horror movie scores of all time. I think of it as classy and serious Horror movie music. Great to hear from Percepto agian, I just wonder about some of the earlier posts that complained about trouble with ordering from Percepto directly?


Best Regards,
David Phoenix, AZ.




deg63iami, April 13, 2007; 7:48 PM

I can't see anywhere where it says how many they made etc /// anyone also know when they will start shipping ? Is it in stock now or is there a date for release?


JackDVD78, April 13, 2007; 9:35 PM

I just received an email from Screen Archives and they do mention limited to 1000 copies even though Percepto mentions nothing of that sort. As far as receiving stuff from Percepto, I must have ordered from them directly and cannot recall having any type of problems with them but to play it safe, I will order from Screen Archives since the price is the same and since I am in desperate need of some FSM stuff in my bloodsteam!

serifiot, April 13, 2007; 9:52 PM

This page shows that it is only 1,000 copies
http://www.screenarchives.com/email.cfm?eid=8

whtsharky2k, April 13, 2007; 10:33 PM

Urs,

Screen Archvies has added more sound samples:

http://www.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm?ID=7030

American.Nightmare, April 13, 2007; 11:24 PM

LOCH NESS was from Perseverance

A number of Precepto CDs have really been sold out, and the single edition of THE CHANGELING was, in fact, one of those "sold-out/ Out-of-print" released of only 1000 copies, not to mention THE BOY WHO COULD FLY (500 copies), THE FLY (3000) or MIRACLE ON 34th STREET (3000).

I have already got the first release of THE CHANGELING, but since this CD was so much sought after by collectors who missed it the first time, I think this new release is a good thing for everyone (not for especulators).

As a collector, I'm happy with my copy. It's less complete than the new, but it's worthy for me. It's a good item for a collection. Anyway, since I absolutely love this soundtrack (and the movie), I think I'm going to purchase also this new "De Luxe" edition.

Best regards,
Angel

angeldibujo, April 14, 2007; 9:53 AM

Hello,

To: Coma - The "loch Ness" score is on the Perseverance Label, Not Percepto and I can't recall Percepto doing the same scam as Perseverance did.


Best Regards,
David Phoenix, AZ.

deg63iami, April 14, 2007; 12:33 PM

Kinda cute the way Coma wipes out all his comments here after a correction has been made by others to an error of his part (something he often likes to point out to others) isn't it?

whtsharky2k, April 14, 2007; 5:20 PM