Tema: Bandas sonoras

Gracias MIK, supongo que no será difícil conseguir las ediciones limitadas si se es puntual ¿o si? He visto alguna preorder en tiendas europeas saliendo por 10€ más que comprándola en La La Land...

No creo que se agoten antes de navidad (la que en principio tendría todos los números para agotarse en pocos días es la del díptico Batman/Elfman, pero al ya haberse editado anteriormente, le dará mayor margen...espero), pero nunca se sabe.

Creo que sale mejor adquirirlas directamente a éllos, ya que su precio es mejor, el envío es muy rápido y en caso de que algún disco tenga cualquier defecto, te ofreceran una solución más rápida y viable que si la adquieres por vendedores terceros (ya que éstos, al fin y al cabo se proveeran a través del mismo sello, con lo cuál tardarian más en solucionarlo, y siendo ediciones limitadas...).

Eso sí, entre las fechas y lo limitado de las copias disponibles, yo no pasaría de ésta semana para hacer el pedido (entre los días festivos y el mayor volumen de correos por éstas fechas, puede hacer que se retrasen ligeramente los envíos).

Ahora le toca a Intrada

Iniciado por MIK

No creo que se agoten antes de navidad (la que en principio tendría todos los números para agotarse en pocos días es la del díptico Batman/Elfman, pero al ya haberse editado anteriormente, le dará mayor margen...espero), pero nunca se sabe.

No me suena ningún SOLD OUT rápido en LaLaLand desde que sacaron la primera de jungla de Cristal. Ya no es como hace un lustro que los distintos sellos discográficos vendían en cuestión de horas títulos de 3000 unidades. Se nota que la crisis ha vuelto a la gente más selectiva. Los que si se venden rápido son algunos de los limitados a 1000-1200 unidades como pasará con algunos de esta última tanda de Varese Club. Potente, por cierto.

Sí, concretamente de Varese Club, del cd de Fedora ya indican menos de 300 copias disponibles.

La web de Varese, no deja hacer el pedido, aludiendo falta de stock (puede que tengan copias cedidas a otras webs, aunque en algunas de éstas, señalan fechas de disponibilidad entre el 9 y el 15 de diciembre)

El cd de Fedora... ¡ya está agotado!

El sello Kritzerland ha reeditado una excelente banda sonora de Bernard Herrmann, Ultimátum a la Tierra (The Day the Earth Stood Still) (1951).

Disponible en edición limitada a 1200 unidades.

¡¡Corred, insensatos...!!

No hay dos sin tres

Últimos CDs de Intrada por este año. Y para Enero anuncian ya un Goldsmith.



http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/i...&category=-113



http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/i...&category=-113

A ver cuando reedita Intrada ya de una vez Toy Soldiers en su seccion MAF, que creo que ya toca.

Quedaba el sello hispano, Quartet Records, por sacar sus tanda navideña. De su Facebook:

The December releases are at the plant right now and will be announced next Monday, the 15th.!... This year our Christmas dinner guests are Morricone, Goldsmith and Mancini... Not bad! Three expanded releases, two of them on a double-CD set. Lots of action and adventure music here... Lots of fun, too!

Creo recordar que con el único estudio hollywoodiense que trabajan es con MGM.

http://ocio.elcorteingles.es/libros/...405931#detalle

Jerry Goldsmith: Música para un camaleón representa la primera obra editada en lengua castellana sobre uno de los compositores fundamentales en la evolución de la música de cine de la segunda mitad del siglo XX. La presente monografía centra su cuerpo de análisis en la vasta obra cinematográfica más de ciento sesenta partituras de Jerry Goldsmith (1929-2004), quien cultivó toda clase de géneros para propuestas muy dispares. Freud, pasión secreta (1962), El planeta de los simios (1967), Los niños del Brasil (1978), Star Trek: la película (1979), Alien, el octavo pasajero (1979), Gremlins (1984) e Instinto básico (1992) son algunos de los muchos títulos en los que figura el compositor californiano en los títulos de crédito. Transcurridos diez años desde la fecha de su muerte, su legado musical constituye uno de los más impresionantes por calidad y cantidad registrado en el siglo pasado, ya sea dentro o fuera de la disciplina artística que mayor proyección internacional le dio. El repaso a sus partituras para televisión, la relación de bandas sonoras rechazadas, una pormenorizada discografía y una parte introductoria a cargo de Jaume Carreras que ofrece una visión de oonjunto desde la perspectiva historiográfica son otros de los apartados de interés de la presente monografía.



ISBN
9788415405931
Editorial
T&B EDITORES
Dimensiones
170x240 cm
Edición
1
Idiomas
Castellano
Referencia
006510734038
Número de páginas
280

Quartet Records anuncia su último triplete del año:



SAHARA (2-CD SET)
Music Composed and Conducted by Ennio Morricone
Limited Edition of 1000 units
Release date: 12/17/2014
Quartet Records and M.G.M. are happy to present the premiere complete edition of Ennio Morricone's Sahara, composed for the Brook Shields adventure movie written and produced by Menahem Golan, directed by Andrew V. McLaglen.
Sahara tells the tale of Dale Gordon (Shields), a young car racer who wants to save her late father's business by winning a desert rally through the Sahara. Even though women are forbidden to race, Dale dons a disguise to enter the competition. Unfortunately, the desert is ravaged by warring tribes and one of them captures the girl. Seeking refuge with the noble Jaffar, Dale could easily relive a classic Oriental fantasy inspired by Rudolph Valentino's The Sheikh – but she must also stop the German bad guys and win the race for her father's honor.
Ennio Morricone's score for the expensive production provides a rich, versatile and powerful epic soundtrack – a real gem and a treat for all Morricone fans. It features a lush main theme for the sweeping romance in the desert, exciting action themes for the battles and three different themes for the race itself.
This ultimate edition is presented as a 2-CD set (for the price of one). Disc one contains, for the first time, the complete score as written by Morricone for the film. Since there were many cuts and changes in the picture, a lot of music was left out of the final print; many cues were moved around or repurposed, so some of this music will be a new listening experience.
Disc two contains the original LP program as it was assembled by Morricone. The LP was released with this program all around the world, except in the U.S. where Varèse Sarabande modified the program from Morricone's original selection. This is the first time the composer's presentation is being released on CD. It includes many tracks that do not appear on disc one: album versions, source cues, edits, slightly different mixes, and a song recorded specifically for the album.
Mastered by Dániel Winkler from the three-track stereo mix tapes and the two-track stereo master album, all courtesy of M.G.M. Project supervised by Claudio Fuiano. The package comes with a lavishly illustrated 20-page booklet, featuring comments from Gergely Hubai, who shares anecdotes about the filming and discusses the many cuts and changes through a track-by-track breakdown of both discs’ programs.




THE PINK PANTHER STRIKES AGAIN
Music Composed and Conducted by Henry Mancini
Limited edition of 1000 units
Release date: 12/17/2014
Quartet Records and M.G.M. present the complete edition of Henry Mancini’s score for the fourth movie in the hilarious and famous Pink Panther saga, directed by Blake Edwards, with Peter Sellers as the clumsy Inspector Clouseau.
The Pink Panther Strikes Again is considered by many to be the funniest film of the series. Spectacle proved to be key for the film as United Artists gave it the international action flair afforded to their James Bond franchise. While Clouseau was as far from an employee of Her Majesty’s Secret Service as one could imagine, Edwards and his co-writer, Frank Waldman, gave their script a knowing spin on that popular series’ tropes. A now-insane ex-Chief Inspector Dreyfus (of course driven to distraction by Clouseau) takes up lodging at a henchman-filled castle, wherein he kidnaps a brilliant scientist and his daughter to build a gigantic matter-evaporating laser.
Although Strikes Again is far from the brilliant comedic glamour of the first Pink Panther movie – and from the still-charming The Return of the Pink Panther – there is no doubt that Mancini wrote here his best score for the series. The composer provides an impressive catalogue of the franchise’s quintessential style, including a memorable tune dedicated to Inspector Clouseau, German polkas and waltzes, French tangos, sophisticated suspense music (descended from the sound of other scores by the composer, such as Charade and Wait Until Dark) and action cues. Mancini also composed two lovely, original songs with lyrics by Don Black – one of them (“Come to Me”) is performed by Tom Jones with a vocal cameo by Peter Sellers. The “Main Title” sequence offers a new version of the Pink Panther Theme, interspersed with stunning arrangements by Mancini from such famous themes as Neal Hefti’s Batman, The Sound of Music, Singing in the Rain or Sweet Charity.
Music from The Pink Panther Strikes Again was released on LP in 1976 with 12 tracks, and reissued on CD in 2008 by Ryko with five bonus tracks, although the bonus material was in poor-sounding mono. But there was still much important material from this score to be released. For this complete edition, we have remixed the entire score from the 16-track masters recorded at C.T.S. Studios in London by John Richards, with amazingly clear and crystalline sound. As a result, we’re able to offer this new version in full stereo –and can say that it sounds like it was recorded yesterday!
The lavish package includes a 24-page full-color booklet, with extensive liner notes by Daniel Schweiger.




KING SOLOMON’S MINES (2-CD SET)
Music Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith
Limited edition of 1000 units
Release date: 17/12/2014
Quartet Records and M.G.M. are proud to present the ultimate edition of Jerry Goldsmith’s exciting score for the adventure-comedy-Indiana Jones semi-parody King Solomon’s Mines, presented on a 2-CD set (for the price of one). The film was directed by J. Lee Thompson, and starring Richard Chamberlain and Sharon Stone.
The film features fortune hunter Allan Quatermain, who teams up with a resourceful woman to help find her missing father lost in the wilds of 1900s Africa. They are pursued by hostile tribes and a rival German explorer.
For his fourth collaboration with director J. Lee Thompson (after The Reincarnation of Peter Proud, The Chairman and Cabo Blanco) Jerry Goldsmith provides an awesome adventure score, one of his best efforts from the 80s: full of leitmotivs and action cues, masterfully written and completely orchestral (during the period when the composer was beginning to experiment with synthesizers). Goldsmith conducts the Hungarian State Opera Orchestra of Budapest.
The soundtrack to King Solomon’s Mines has a complicated album history. The original 1985 album, produced by the composer and edited with sound engineer Mike Ross-Trevor at CBS Studios in London, was released in the U.S. on LP by Restless Records. In France, this program was duplicated by Milan. Discos Vinilo in Spain added three short cues, though the track order was disjointed. When Milan released the score on CD in 1987 (paired with Alan Silvestri’s Delta Force), one track, “The Ritual,” was dropped. In 1991, Intrada offered a new expanded program, properly sequenced but still incomplete. This was reissued by the label in 1997. The title was revisited yet again in 2006 by Prometheus, presenting an even more complete version of the film score and improving the sound, correcting the speed with a new transfer. This superb release went out-of-print several years ago, and is a highly prized CD in the second-hand market. However, in previous CD releases, some tracks were joined with a crossfade at the end of the score program, whereas in the film they are separate tracks from different sequences. Also, some bonus tracks from the Prometheus CD were actually part of the score ("Pre-Ritual" is the beginning of "The Ritual,” although recorded in a separate take). For this new edition, we have made a fresh transfer of the original tapes, presenting the entire score in film order on disc one as Goldsmith conceived. For disc two, the composer’s original 10-track album program – which features slightly different edits and mixes on some cues – has been reproduced on CD in its entirety for the first time.

Un Saludo,

¿En qué sitios soléis comprar las BSO?

Estoy echando un vistazo en Amazon.es pero me parece que los precios están algo inflados:

http://www.amazon.es/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_...ld%2Caps%2C301

22€ Twilight Zone

26€ Outland

Etc...

En screenarchives, intrada, varese sarabande , lalaland records, pero tambien la propia amazon...

Algunas de las que comentas, son ediciones limitadas y conllevan exportacion, son productos que rara vez las rebajan.

No es propiamente una banda sonora, pero creo que esto entraba mejor en cinefília.

Para marzo de 2015, se lanzará un nuevo album de.... John Carpenter, Lost Themes, compuesto por temas originales del maestro




Aquí podéis oír uno de los temas:

http://www.sacredbonesrecords.com/pr...er-lost-themes

Ultimas llegadas:

Yo este mes me he pasado un poco



Saludos

Porque le falta musica y uno de mis temas favoritos "No time for Caution" se queda fuera del CD, que si no Interstellar ya estaria en mi estanteria.

A veces no entiendo al sello Watertower, unas veces nos dan ediciones completas del Hobbit o Man of Steel y otras se quedan cortos como con la pelicula de Nolan.

Iniciado por Otto+

Últimos CDs de Intrada por este año. Y para Enero anuncian ya un Goldsmith.



http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/i...&category=-113



http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/i...&category=-113

La de A far off place (Un lugar muy lejano en España) la había estado buscando hacía un tiempo en CD, pero desistí. Hasta ahora.

Iniciado por Bud White

Porque le falta musica y uno de mis temas favoritos "No time for Caution" se queda fuera del CD, que si no Interstellar ya estaria en mi estanteria.

Esto es lo que pasa cuando la víspera de Nochebuena uno ve un sólo ejemplar de la banda sonora en una Fnac masificada, se la compra en un impulso, y no comprueba que no es, por lo menos la edición deluxe que contiene más música. Y además desprecinta el disco alegremente.

Saludos

Blog de Fotogramas-Conrado Xalabarder: Las 10 mejores y las 10 peores BSO de 2014

Aprovechando que es una BSO evocadoramente navideña, un reportaje sobre Little Women: A 20th Anniversary Conversation with Thomas Newman and Gillian Armstrong (Reportaje hallado gracias al foro FSM)

Y si alguien todavía no ha conseguido, y está interesado, alguno de los últimos CDs que sacó Quartet Records hace nada, que se dé prisa:

King Solomon's Mines: Less than 90 units
The Pink Panther Strikes Again: Less than 120 units
Sahara: Less than 180 units

Y bajando....

Ya encargue King Solomon´s mines el dia que la anunciaron ;)

En principio me llamo más la atencion adquirir la edicion deluxe expandida de 2 discos de Predator 2 porque es un score que adoro y necesitaba tener mas completo pero ya puestos se me ocurrio incluir en el mismo pedido la edicion deluxe 2 discos de THE ABYSS y madre mia. Lo de esta banda sonora es impresionante, los calificativos se quedan muy cortos para describir la obra maestra que se marco Alan Silvestri en 1989. Magica, celestial, frenetica, espectacular y menuda mejora de sonido con respecto al primer album original que salio y compre hace mas de 20 años siendo mas crio.

Por cierto que Quartet en Enero edita:



http://www.quartetrecords.com/upcomi...-salvajes.html

The Abyss, es con toda seguridad, uno de los trabajos mas brillantes de Alan Silvestri, es de mis favoritos junto con Predator