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Sunday, September 01, 2013

Wyatt Earp & The O.K. Unboxing - Limited Ed. Soundtrack from La-La Land Records by James Newton Howard

It's been almost 20 years since we first heard one of James Newton Howard's most romantic and beloved original scores of his career, WYATT EARP. The 1994 film starring Kevin Costner and a host of other a-list talent was among the top films of the Nineties-Western-Revival and Newton-Howard's grand score was no small part of it. Finally, La-La Land Records gives us the release the score has always warrented. Christopher Coleman unboxes/unwraps this 3 CD release and gives a grand tour of the packaging, liner notes, and CD artwork.

The music is from La-La Land Records release and no copyright infringement is intended but offered for informational purposes only.

Tracks used:

Track 01 - "Main Title" (Disc 1)

Track 15 - "The Wagon Chase (Synth Mockup)" (Disc 3)

Track 01 - "Dodge City (Alternate Introduction)" (Disc 3)

Track 06 - "Tombstone (Short Version)" (Disc 3)

Track 21 - "It Happened That Way" (Disc 2)

WYATT EARP: LIMITED EDITION

Original Release Date: 2013

Number of Discs: 3

Number of Tracks: 64

Label: La-La Land Records

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Available here: http://lalalandrecords.com/WyattEarp.html

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Friday, August 30, 2013

Caprica: The Series (Soundtrack) by Bear McCreary - Review

Two Years, Two Hours, Two Discs

Review by Richard Buxton

With one thundering flash of might, the conniving snake was no longer of this world - its reign over the year of 2013 collapsing in an instant - and so began the year of the BEAR.

Released on the same day as Europa Report, CAPRICA is BEAR MCCREARY’S sixth-score release of 2013, putting him alongside MARCO BELTRAMI and JOE HISAISHI as one of this year’s most prolific composers. That said, the single season of CAPRICA originally aired in 2010, with the pilot episode’s original score being released in 2009. Coming almost two years after the airing of the show, was it worth the wait?

Perhaps to make up for such a long wait, CAPRICA’S release is made up of two discs, totaling almost 2.5 hours of BEAR MCCREARY’S score and original songs. This will no doubt please fans of the show and the score, but there’s a distinct feeling throughout that with a little more precision, CAPRICA’S running-time could have been drastically reduced without suffering any noticeable loss in quality. Listening to the series’ score after having heard the pilot score is something of a disappointing experience. Not because the pilot score promises particularly great things for the full season’s score, but because the majority of the second release offers merely more of the same, rather than reaching new heights as one would expect given how much more music there is to work with.

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Monday, August 19, 2013

So Unboxes Us All - Caprica (Bear McCreary) 2-Disc Limited Edition from La-La Land Records

So you say La-La Land Records' 2009, single-disc release of Bear McCreary's CAPRICA wasn't enough for you? Well, the prolifically terrific label is back with a 2-disc, limited edition release of the original score! Christopher Coleman gives you a peek at what's included. (Confession. Due to a bit of a negative-reaction to Season 4 of Battlestar Galatica, Christopher has not yet watched the actual tv-show, so expect a wee bit 'o ignorance on some of the details. Still, this is about the CD release, not the show. OK?)

The music is from La-La Land Records release and no copyright infringement is intended but offered for informational purposes only.

Tracks used:

Track 01 - "Caprica Main Title" (Disc 1)

Track 11 - "Caprica Buccaneers Theme (from "Rebirth")" (Disc 1)

Track 01 - Caprica Abides (Instrumental Version) (from "Rebirth" and "Apotheosis") (Disc 2)

Track0 8 - "The Cylon Whisperer" (from "The Heavens Will Rise" and "Here Be Dragons")

CAPRICA (THE SERIES): LIMITED EDITION
Original Release Date: 2013

Number of Discs: 2

Number of Tracks: 43

Label: La-La Land Records

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Available here: http://www.lalalandrecords.com/CapricaSeries.html

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Monday, June 10, 2013

Man of Steel Soundtrack Limited Deluxe Edition - The Unboxing of Solitude

Ok...you yellow-sun-absorbing-weaklings, take a look with us as Christopher Coleman (@ccoleman) shares his unboxing of the MAN OF STEEL LIMITED EDITION SOUNDTRACK by HANS ZIMMER. Get an x-ray-good look at the packaging, liner notes, and two-disc release from Water Tower Records and then decide if you should invest in this physical-only release.

The music is from Water Tower Records release and no copyright infringement is intended but offered for informational purposes only.

TRACKS:

Track 01 - "Look to the Stars" (Disc 1) by By Hans Zimmer

Track 17 - "17 - What Are You Going to Do When You Are Not Saving the World" (Disc 1) By Hans Zimmer

MAN OF STEEL (LIMITED DELUXE EDITION) SOUNDTRACK BY HANS ZIMMER

Original Release Date: 2013

Number of Discs: 2

Number of Tracks: 22

Label: Water Tower Records