90th Anniversary Mutuals vs. 1995 Mutuals

On 9/6/06 2:16 PM, in article
1157570216.920043.297000.TakeThisOut@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com, "David Totheroh"
<dtotheroh.TakeThisOut@aol.com> wrote:

>
> Alan D Glick wrote:
>> I'm about to purchase the 90th Anniversary Mutual DVDs. I have the
>> previous Image DVD releases and will probably be selling them, unless anyone
>> can point out some features of the previous set that are missing in the new
>> set. Scenes, music or whatever.
>> Alan Glick
>
> All new and different scores. The 90th Anniversary set is with Carl
> Davis scores, the previous Image uses Michael Mortilla scores from 1989
> reworked and rerecorded for the 1995 set.
>

Carl Davis!

Makes all the difference.
 >> Stay informed about: 90th Anniversary Mutuals vs. 1995 Mutuals 

I'm definitely getting the new set. I actually just bought it on-line
yesterday for $34.50 from DVD Planet's eBay store "digitaleyesdotnet." What
I want to know is, is there any reason to keep the older set?
Alan Glick

"David B. Pearson" <dbpearson.TakeThisOut@charter.net> wrote in message
news:C1258F09.DD24%dbpearson@charter.net...
> On 9/6/06 2:16 PM, in article
> 1157570216.920043.297000.TakeThisOut@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com, "David Totheroh"
> <dtotheroh.TakeThisOut@aol.com> wrote:
>
> >
> > Alan D Glick wrote:
> >> I'm about to purchase the 90th Anniversary Mutual DVDs. I have the
> >> previous Image DVD releases and will probably be selling them, unless
anyone
> >> can point out some features of the previous set that are missing in the
new
> >> set. Scenes, music or whatever.
> >> Alan Glick
> >
> > All new and different scores. The 90th Anniversary set is with Carl
> > Davis scores, the previous Image uses Michael Mortilla scores from 1989
> > reworked and rerecorded for the 1995 set.
> >
>
> Carl Davis!
>
> Makes all the difference.
>
 >> Stay informed about: 90th Anniversary Mutuals vs. 1995 Mutuals 

Maybe you can answer this question by listening to the music on both sets
and deciding if any of the Mortialla music appeals to you.

I've never liked the electronic sound of the music on the earlier sets, even
after it was supposedly improved, but some of Mortilla's musical ideas are
actually quite good. If he had the sound to match, his scores would probably
be more widely appreciated.

Connie K.


"Alan D Glick" (a.glick@worldnet.att.net) writes:
> I'm definitely getting the new set. I actually just bought it on-line
> yesterday for $34.50 from DVD Planet's eBay store "digitaleyesdotnet." What
> I want to know is, is there any reason to keep the older set?
> Alan Glick
>
> "David B. Pearson" <dbpearson DeleteThis @charter.net> wrote in message
> news:C1258F09.DD24%dbpearson@charter.net...
>> On 9/6/06 2:16 PM, in article
>> 1157570216.920043.297000 DeleteThis @h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com, "David Totheroh"
>> <dtotheroh DeleteThis @aol.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > Alan D Glick wrote:
>> >> I'm about to purchase the 90th Anniversary Mutual DVDs. I have the
>> >> previous Image DVD releases and will probably be selling them, unless
> anyone
>> >> can point out some features of the previous set that are missing in the
> new
>> >> set. Scenes, music or whatever.
>> >> Alan Glick
>> >
>> > All new and different scores. The 90th Anniversary set is with Carl
>> > Davis scores, the previous Image uses Michael Mortilla scores from 1989
>> > reworked and rerecorded for the 1995 set.
>> >
>>
>> Carl Davis!
>>
>> Makes all the difference.
>>
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: 90th Anniversary Mutuals vs. 1995 Mutuals 

Constance Kuriyama wrote:
> Maybe you can answer this question by listening to the music on both sets
> and deciding if any of the Mortialla music appeals to you.
>

I like his musical arrangements of the end of EASY STREET, it's really
beautiful. I would say thats the only thing that was better than the
Carl Davis edition.
 >> Stay informed about: 90th Anniversary Mutuals vs. 1995 Mutuals