I LOVE TROUBLE (rejected score by Elmer Bernstein) (FLAC)

I LOVE TROUBLE (rejected score by Elmer Bernstein) (Lossless) (FLAC)

Here is Bernstein’s rejected score to the 1994 comedy, I Love Trouble, with Nick Nolte and Julia Roberts as rival reporters covering a train accident. "Trouble" is the key word: Nolte reportedly said this was the worst film he’d ever appeared in, and Roberts called him the worst actor she ever worked with! There was trouble over Bernstein’s music too: David Newman was called in at such a late stage to re-score the film that posters with Bernstein’s name on the credits were already being displayed in theaters.

An unauthorized recording of Bernstein’s score was issued on Globe CD #9812, though soundtrackcollector.com erroneously lists the label as #3812 and the music as 2 long tracks (suites), when it is actually 20 individual tracks. Possibly they haven’t seen an actual copy. I have, and this is it (but with improved artwork).

Bernstein wrote a wonderful, fully-realized score with some catchy melodies. You’ll wonder why it wasn’t used, or why it was never commercially released!

20 tracks totaling 1 hour and 10 minutes.
Audio quality = good stereo sound, though a little on the thin side. I do not know the original source for this recording. A few of the tracks begin a little abruptly. No dialog or sfx.
Tau and EAC indicated all tracks on this disc to be lossless.
Disc was ripped to FLAC using XLD.

LINK is in spoiler…

Password: crybaby

LINK = https://1fichier.com/?7vxrotf3n8
NOTE: This disc contains unreleased music. As of the upload date the recording had not be registered with the US Copyright Office. However, anyone with sufficient cause can request I remove the link by contacting me by PM or by entering a reply. Thank you.

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Worked just fine a few minutes ago. Many thanks.

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Thanks.

Thanks for the update. I removed the message from my post about Peeje currently being down. Let’s hope it stays up and running—we’re all getting sick of those "all download slots are filled" messages, right? And ya-hoo!—-my 250th message! I guess I can no longer excuse my mistakes as being a newbie.

You will always be a noob to me..lol

Just kidding you have done good, almost 7 posts a month that’s better than most of use out here.

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thanks very much!

Thank you …

Many thanks!

Thanks for this unreleased Bernstein 🙂

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Thank you, Yepsa.

There is a new book published in May 2012, about rejected scores. About 500 stories from 1932 to 2008. Has anyone got it? Any comments?
Article: Torn Music: Rejected Film Scores – A Selected History – maintitles.net (http://www.maintitles.net/features/articles/torn-music-rejected-film-scores-a-selected-history)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/1935247050/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new

thank You

Thanks a lot for this one!

Thank you, Yepsa.

There is a new book published in May 2012, about rejected scores. About 500 stories from 1932 to 2008. Has anyone got it? Any comments?
Article: Torn Music: Rejected Film Scores – A Selected History – maintitles.net (http://www.maintitles.net/features/articles/torn-music-rejected-film-scores-a-selected-history)
Amazon.com: Used and New: Torn Music: Rejected Film Scores, a Selected History (http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/1935247050/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new)

You’ll see my name and my website, in the index, and in the "Thanks" (just my name) at the beginning.

That’s my review you linked, so that should help you buy it. 😉

i watched this movie with my mum and step sister decades ago because I was too young to be admitted to watch forest gump 🙁

You’ll see my name and my website, in the index, and in the "Thanks" (just my name) at the beginning.

That’s my review you linked, so that should help you buy it. 😉

Thank you, justin. I found it and the website. It’s amazing.

Many thanks!

thank. have already

i was over a hundrer percentz sure this is completely unavailable, but all it needed was a crybaby, to whom i am truly grateful

Thank you Yepsa!

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Many thanks for the link to this score.

Thanks.

Wonderful. Thanks!

Thanks very much

Thanks, as always. Really looking forward to hearing this one.

Thanks

Thanks, i never knew about this rejected score.

Thanks!!

Very nice I love it

Thanks a lot

Many thanks for this great rarity! I wonder what other unreleased rejected Bernstein you have…A River Runs Through It by any chance?

I’ve never heard this score before yepsa, thanks for sharing!

Thanks for this. The writer/producers of the film were husband and wife duo Nancy Myers and Charles Shyer (Charles directed it.) Elmer got so frustrated at them asking for little changes in the music while he was recording it, that he stated, "I’m too old and too rich to put up with this shit!" He left the podium and didn’t come back. David Newman replaced him, but Elmer got a lot of admiration from the music community for doing that.

thanks

Thank you very much.

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Wow, I’m very excited about this! Thanks so much!

Thank you!

Thank you kindly.

Love this score!