No it's not. Varèse Sarabande released the complete score by Elmer Bernstein in 2006 as a limited edition release. Only 3000 copies were available.IndyFan89 said:
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www.varesesarabande.com
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See:
www.varesesarabande.com
Crack that whip
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vf wing said:
I'm hoping that as well.
Actually, what I'd really like would be some huge set with all the music from all four movies and The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles / The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones, but I know better than to hold my breath on that one.
(Incidentally, I noted not long ago that Lucasfilm gave away some Young Indy soundtrack CDs to ten randomly selected Hyperspace members just two years ago, but it went without additional comment. I assume these have to have been leftover copies of some / all of the four volumes released by Varèse Sarabande back in the day, but just in case I missed out on something wonderful, does anyone know for sure?)
Crack that whip
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Now available for preorder from Lucasfilm's online Indy shop as well! No new information in their listing, but it's nice to see it there.
Crack that whip
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Thanks! Was too lazy to go digging for it myself.Crack that whip said:I was just coming here to post that myself! Here's a link directly to Tower Records' listing, to eliminate some of that second-handedness.
Alas, no additional KOTCS tracks, but I kinda figured there wouldn't be any. (Although, with KOTCS being the only Concord "original" you'd think they'd have access to further tracks, but oh well...)
ReggieSnake
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Very excited about this release. When I first read it on line I told all my college buddies and, sadly, they weren't able to relate to my excitement.
I'm looking forward especially to the new TOD music.
I'm looking forward especially to the new TOD music.
Darth Vile
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IndyFan89 said:
Afraid not...
Agent Z
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IndyFan89 said:
Darth Vile said:
Concerning the missing music from Kingdom...
Would it be at all possible to separate the musical score from the dialogue and sound effects on the DVD/Blu-ray?
I recall one time messing with my receiver on a 5.1 and I was able to only get the musical score. Might have just been that one film, of course.
michael
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Some truly great news, I can't wait.
I'm hoping "Indy and the Villagers" includes Fortune and Glory--but that could be wishful thinking.
And I'm also guessing that "the Sword Trick" has the on the bridge music, I wonder this because why not name it "the Sword Trick/On the Bridge"?, the Bridge Scene is kind of a big deal.
I'm hoping "Indy and the Villagers" includes Fortune and Glory--but that could be wishful thinking.
And I'm also guessing that "the Sword Trick" has the on the bridge music, I wonder this because why not name it "the Sword Trick/On the Bridge"?, the Bridge Scene is kind of a big deal.
Agent Z said:Concerning the missing music from Kingdom...
Would it be at all possible to separate the musical score from the dialogue and sound effects on the DVD/Blu-ray?
I recall one time messing with my receiver on a 5.1 and I was able to only get the musical score. Might have just been that one film, of course.
I've heard of that before. Anyone know if it's possible?
Major West
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Yes it is possible, with something like DVD audio extractor.
emtiem
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Agent Z said:Concerning the missing music from Kingdom...
Would it be at all possible to separate the musical score from the dialogue and sound effects on the DVD/Blu-ray?
I recall one time messing with my receiver on a 5.1 and I was able to only get the musical score. Might have just been that one film, of course.
That's where the Temple of Doom soundtrack bootlegs came from: the drawback is that you do get some sound effects and the quality isn't quite up to soundtrack quality.