Von: Music Hunter <[log in to unmask]>
> As a big Star Wars fan, I couldn't be more excited to bring this offer to
> you. To coincide with the release of the most anticipated movie of the
> year, Sony is releasing Star Wars: The Ultimate Soundtrack Collection box
> sets on both CD and vinyl.
I did some looking into this, and I was surprised to learn that the CDs
for the first three / middle three / whatever films feature the 20th Century
Fox fanfare (1933) and Cinemascope Extension (1954) by Alfred
Newman. That was not on the original soundtrack LP album I have
from the first / fourth film. I've always wanted a clean copy of that
audio trademark, and my investigation yielded an mp3 copy I could
download from Amazon for 99 cents. It has evidence of tape hiss,
which in addition to indicating an admirable light touch in noise
reduction, also tells me that it's from the original soundtrack.
For movie fans, the 70s were a dark era. Hell, for *everyone* the 70s
were a dark era. Movie studios frequently started films "cold" without
a logo, as studio logos were considered passe'. One of the great things
that got the viewer in the mood for a really amazing cinematic experience
with Star Wars was when the 20th Century Fox logo and fanfare burst
onto the screen in a way that hadn't been seen in well over a decade.
It set the scene for what was to follow.
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