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UPDATE: May 23, 2012

LA LA LAND RECORDS ROUND-UP

Cinematic Sound would like to again extend a sincerest thanks and appreciation to a record label that has supported this program since its inception. La La Land Records have released over two hundred albums in the past nine years starting with a fantastic re-issue of Elmer Bernstein’s ZULU DAWN. Since that time Michael V. Gerhard and Matt Verboys have continued to support this program and we are so very proud to have every single La La Land album in our library. It has been almost two long years since we last said thank you to La La Land Records so with the CD’s piling up we are very proud to present another three hour tribute to this fantastic film music label.

During the course of this program you will hear fifteen albums that have been released since July 2010 including COPERNICUS STAR (Korzeniowski), FIRST KNIGHT (Goldsmith), BREAKDOWN (Poledouris), THE GOLDEN CHILD (Barry/Colombier), FOREVER YOUNG (Goldsmith), 1941 (Williams), DIE HARD (Kamen), BATMAN FOREVER (Goldenthal), PLANET OF THE APES (Elfman) and many, many more.

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Now some of you might be wondering… where is HOOK? Where is THE ROBE? Where’s all of La La Land’s most recent releases? Well, we have a special fourth hour planned that we will upload in a week or so.

So, enjoy the program and afterwards please visit and support La La Land Records by liking them on Facebook ( http://www.facebook.com/lalalandrecords ) or checking out their web page at http://www.lalalandrecords.com.

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Enjoy!

-Erik-

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Nice. I'll be sure to give it a listen.

LLL's expanded release of First Knight further cemented my notion of the score being Goldsmith's best and most powerful work of the 90s.

The Golden Child was an unexpected dream come true. Die Hard was patched together as well as one can reasonably expect. LLL's release of the wonderfully absurd Commando is highly listenable in terms of sound quality, which was a bit unexpected given the nature of the score.