This was posted on FSM today. I dont know if ROSEMARYS BABY is finally complete or not:
Just confirmed on Facebook -
What better way to celebrate Mother’s Day than with a psychotic wire hanger hating Mommie and Satan’s Baby Momma?
Coming next Tuesday May 8, 2012 at 1 pm pst:
MOMMIE DEAREST
Music by Henry Mancini
LLLCD 1209
Limited Edition of 2000 units
Retail Price: $19.98
Executive Album Producer: Dan Goldwasser
Mastering by Mike Matessino
Liner Notes by Jeff Bond
Art Direction by Dan Goldwasser
La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures present the world premiere release of Henry Mancini’s score to the cult classic MOMMIE DEAREST. This 51 minute presentation features the score as heard in the film, cues cut from the film, source cues and alternate tracks. With it’s grand sweeping themes and lush melodies that only Mancini can dish up this is a must buy Mother’s Day gift for all you Mother’s and “mutha’s” out there.
Jeff Bond’s notes capture all the behind scenes antics of this Razzie
Award winning classic! The movie might be one of those “it’s so bad it’s
GOOD!” flicks but the one thing that is undeniably great is Mr.
Mancini’s incredible score!
Continuing with our Mother’s Day theme. . .
ROSEMARY’S BABY
Music by Christopher Komeda
LLLCD 1210
Limited Edition of 3000 units
Retail Price: $19.98
Executive Album Producers: Lukas Kendall, MV Gerhard, and Matt Verboys
Associate Album Reissue Producer: Neil S. Bulk
Mastering by Doug Schwartz, Mulholland Music
Liner Notes by Scott Bettencourt and John Takis
Art Direction by Dan Goldwasser
This definitive presentation of the Rosemary’s Baby score comes to you courtesy of La-La Land Records, Paramount Pictures and Universal Music Enterprises. Jam-packed with over 70 minutes of music this fantastic cd features the original soundtrack album, the film score, source music and a few bonus tracks. Neil Bulk and Chris Malone have performed miracles with their brilliant audio restoration of the film’s original mono tracks. In depth liners by Scott Bettencourt and John Takis take the listener behind the scenes of the film and the chilling score by one of cinema’s most underrated composers.
Just confirmed on Facebook -
What better way to celebrate Mother’s Day than with a psychotic wire hanger hating Mommie and Satan’s Baby Momma?
Coming next Tuesday May 8, 2012 at 1 pm pst:
MOMMIE DEAREST
Music by Henry Mancini
LLLCD 1209
Limited Edition of 2000 units
Retail Price: $19.98
Executive Album Producer: Dan Goldwasser
Mastering by Mike Matessino
Liner Notes by Jeff Bond
Art Direction by Dan Goldwasser
La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures present the world premiere release of Henry Mancini’s score to the cult classic MOMMIE DEAREST. This 51 minute presentation features the score as heard in the film, cues cut from the film, source cues and alternate tracks. With it’s grand sweeping themes and lush melodies that only Mancini can dish up this is a must buy Mother’s Day gift for all you Mother’s and “mutha’s” out there.
Jeff Bond’s notes capture all the behind scenes antics of this Razzie
Award winning classic! The movie might be one of those “it’s so bad it’s
GOOD!” flicks but the one thing that is undeniably great is Mr.
Mancini’s incredible score!Continuing with our Mother’s Day theme. . .
ROSEMARY’S BABY
Music by Christopher Komeda
LLLCD 1210
Limited Edition of 3000 units
Retail Price: $19.98
Executive Album Producers: Lukas Kendall, MV Gerhard, and Matt Verboys
Associate Album Reissue Producer: Neil S. Bulk
Mastering by Doug Schwartz, Mulholland Music
Liner Notes by Scott Bettencourt and John Takis
Art Direction by Dan Goldwasser
This definitive presentation of the Rosemary’s Baby score comes to you courtesy of La-La Land Records, Paramount Pictures and Universal Music Enterprises. Jam-packed with over 70 minutes of music this fantastic cd features the original soundtrack album, the film score, source music and a few bonus tracks. Neil Bulk and Chris Malone have performed miracles with their brilliant audio restoration of the film’s original mono tracks. In depth liners by Scott Bettencourt and John Takis take the listener behind the scenes of the film and the chilling score by one of cinema’s most underrated composers.
