Intrada Soundtrack Forum

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[quote="Douglass Fake"] [ snip]
What we did record that didn't make the album was the short 'End Cast' which concludes the movie. Jerry felt the score really ends with 'Special Delivery'. None-the-less, that little thirty second ending cue is powerful: leaping French horn line leads to massive major-key brass fanfare. It's strikingly different from the entire balance of the score - which may be the primary reason Jerry decided to leave it off our album.

Yes, we'll get this one re-mastered at some point - though it has terrific sound already - and get that little cue back on for all of us completists!
--Doug[/quote]

Doug,

If I'm correct, on Intrada's original release, the track INTRUDER is made up of two separate cues, that and another one titled FREE MEN. Are you going to still combine these two tracks and correct it's division in the new packaging (unlike the old issue that doesn't indicate this and just has it listed as INTRUDER), or are you going to issue FREE MEN as a separate track? They at least mention the cue combination on FSM's cd.

Just curious,

- Oz

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I find many things to love differently about both recordings of both scores. For example, I do like the more "intimate" feel of the original Artist.

Yavar

[quote="Paul MacLean]Even the few extra cues on Intrada's Night Crossing reissue made for a more satisfying experience (especially the end title).[/quote]
Although I have the original Night Crossing CD (and LP!) I missed the boat on the expanded version. Can I ask whether anyone from Intrada can comment on whether they hold an outstanding licence on this (ie. a reissue is legally a possibility). It's Disney so I guess a new licence is out of the question.