Mark Isham – WATERWORLD (1995) – Rejected Score

Does anyone have a copy of this bootleg, preferably in 320kbps mp3s?

Help would be much appreciated.

Anyone?

I’d be interested in this.

Me, too!

fake?

Never heard that he took a shot at this one. Love to have a listen if it exists.

Does anyone have?

Does anyone have?

My site:
Rejected Scores, Main Lists (http://www.rejectedfilmscores.150m.com/list.html)

Under DEMOS.

My site:
Rejected Scores, Main Lists (http://www.rejectedfilmscores.150m.com/list.html)

Under DEMOS.

Great Info.

So the score from Mark Isham is not available. Correct?

Under DEMOS I can only find the info about Ishams rejected score.

Great Info.

So the score from Mark Isham is not available. Correct?

Under DEMOS I can only find the info about Ishams rejected score.

Corect, when you click on the INFO link in that title, you find he only did demos, which have not been released.

Over at Isham’s site he has been releasing some unreleased stuff (I gorget how), I think with fan requests which he considers. Maybe it’s a group of you guys put together a campaign to get him to put some of it out, he might.

If you look at the links, there’s also one for Official releases and promos, and another one for bootlegs, so you know what is out.

Wrong. He didn’t write demos for it you must be thinking about Face/Off, which definitely were. Waterworld he did write a score and was replaced when Kevin Costner took over. One piece of Isham’s original score did survive and it’s the very brief "music box" theme towards the end of the film. Gregorly Hubai would know more about this.

No, Isham said himself he did. If you follow the link* I provided, you can find the appropriate quotes from at least two interviews.

Hubai and I are aquintences. You can find my site referenced a few times in his recent book on rejected scores, Torn Music. You’ll find his book concurs.

Also, if you follow the link*, you’ll also find he did demos for some other films.

* = unfortunately the host provider, is down. They go down without warning for a few days to even a week, every few months. Just check back every couple days, or if you really got to, you can use a cache on Google.

The host provider is back up, so the site is back online.

Does anyone know where I can find this?