LLLCD 1371: Family Guy: Movement 1 - Original Score From the Television Series

[Brad Evans II]

Just an odd question, is anyone else planning on purchasing this? I'm not very big on TV/movie scores but I thought this might be an interesting addition to my CD collection. I liked what I heard during these episodes enough to give it a try.

The only other non-VGM scores I have are for 1996's Twister and 1986's Short Circuit. Short Circuit is pretty limited at 2000 copies.

[Efendija]

I'm also considering it, even more intriguing (to me) that La-La Land was involved in this since 2008 and finally got a green light.

[Brad Evans II]

Originally Posted by Efendija

even more intriguing (to me) that La-La Land was involved in this since 2008 and finally got a green light.

Wow. That's a long time in the making.

[Senn555]

I picked this up as well, along with LLL's release of The Pagemaster by James Horner, as it's on sale for $10 right now (along with Titan A.E. by Graeme Revell and Wizards by Andrew Belling). Not sure that I'm going to receive it in timely fashion however, with Canada Post about to face an impending lockout.

[Brad Evans II]

I uploaded scans of the booklet. If anyone one wants to expand the track listing (see the last pages of the booklet) the individual names of the pieces within the pieces are listed.

[Jimby]

Just for reference, the album notes credit the lyricists for any tracks that originally contained vocals. This is a purely instrumental album, however, so that's why they've been excluded from the lyricist field.

[PonyoBellanote]

This is a fine album indeed. I think the work was magnificent, and in terms of having put a magnificent album, it paid off. However.. sadly, although the album clearly says "Movement I" I don't see any sequel happening. Doesn't seem as this has been a huge seller..

However, I myself can't wait to get it in my collection..

[Senn555]

As noted above this album was in production for eight years before it finally materialized. I can't imagine they won't do a Volume 2 but it would take a hell of a lot longer than six months to put together. (I believe La-La Land is also working on other Fox Animation titles such as Futurama, and possibly a Simpsons score album)

[PonyoBellanote]

Originally Posted by Senn555

As noted above this album was in production for eight years before it finally materialized. I can't imagine they won't do a Volume 2 but it would take a hell of a lot longer than six months to put together. (I believe La-La Land is also working on other Fox Animation titles such as Futurama, and possibly a Simpsons score album)

I would rather have WB 90s animation albums (other than Batman) like Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, etc.

[Brad Evans II]

I wanted to post this because I thought someone may be interested, but I was going to make a second, alternate dub of this album for myself from the CD where I was going to split the tracks up into individual cues. I will post the track (cue) lengths here (with names - both if there are two!) for anyone that is interested. I don't expect these to be added to the database entry (obviously) but though it would be a good idea to archive this info.

As of now I only have season one of the show off iTunes to do comparisons (I know I could do it cheaper and just stream it, but I kind of like buying the seasons to get files so I don't have commercials and don't use up bandwidth. Honestly, I don't even know if I have a data cap - I don't know if I've ever hit it or been throttled - but I don't have the primo package internet where I'm at even though it's cable.)

I also want to do this because I've read elsewhere that not all the pieces from the show (the episodes this disc covers) made it onto the album. I'm guessing some of them didn't make it because of copyright issues? I guess I want to see if that statement I read elsewhere (I think comments on discogs?) is true or not. Also, I should probably add the times from the video of when it plays in the episode.

I hope to this somewhat relatively quickly, but I can't make any promises and will probably do each season separately as I'll go as I buy them. I haven't looked closely at the track listing in a while so I'm unsure how many episodes are from season one - but season one only has six episodes.

It's really the first three seasons I'm after as far wanting to buy the DLs, but I think the CD has some episodes from Season 4 so I'll do it as well.