Hollywood composer Danny Elfman has a box set on the way featuring 13 original scores he composed for various Tim Burton films.
The box contains 19 hours of music including additional masters, cut songs, demos, orchestra-only mixes and foreign language songs.
There is also a 250 page linen-wrapped book that features a foreword by Johnny Depp, rare photos and stories and interviews from the cast and crew of the films that date as far back as Elfman’s days in Oingo Boingo.
There is also an hour long DVD featuring a conversation between Burton and Elfman where they talk about their 25 years of collaboration.
Elfman’s best known work is undoubtedly the theme to The Simpsons, but you’ll have to wait for his novelty box set (which I just made up just now) for that one.
Head over to www.elfmanburton.com to get your copy of this piece of Hollywood history.
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