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I know this Thread has been created before, but it has fallen prey to one of the flaws of this Message Board, so I am reviving it, with this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ifm-damW0Qk&feature=fvhl
Start at 1:37. I know it is only one person, but it does not assuage my doubts that there will not be a score release.
The fact that this movie is already at Cannes, during a month with ANOTHER movie featuring an Elfman score…it is safe to assume that Elfman didn’t do much music for this movie. I can’t imagine him scoring this and Terminator at the same time. He probably did a theme or two and the rest are just songs.
You are most likely right, especially if Ryan was right when he said Danny Elfman wrote about 140 minutes of music for Terminator: Salvation (did the film really need that much music?)
Info about the soundtrack was just posted here:
http://theplaylist.blogspot.com/2009/05/taking-woodstock-soundtrack-dead-joplin.html
Sadly, there are no Elfman tracks – all pop music. But the reviewer states that it’s Elfman’s music that is “front and center” over the Woodstock music. Strange. Maybe we’ll get a score release after all?
Does anyone know if there are any score tracks on the songtrack that isn’t on the upcoming score release?
There’s only about 25 minutes of score in the film. The score CD is 35 minutes long as it contains some conceptual stuff that did not make the movie.
Has anyone listened to the four tracks that were on the song soundtrack for TW? They’re growing on me. I like them more than the “9” soundtrack. Any other thoughts?
I’ve listened to the samples on amazon, and I’m very much looking forward to getting the score album in the mail! It’s a side of Elfman that we don’t really get much of, and I’m very happy to hear more of it.
La-La Land Records has Danny’s TAKING WOODSTOCK score album on sale for only $4.98 — no excuse not to pick this up! 2 weeks only.
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