It's kind of funny, but mostly sad, that many here have become so accustomed to bashing and disbelieving anything George has to say that they'll make dispirited remarks about him even when the topic doesn't warrant it. I don't see what any of this has to do with disproving 'lies' he has supposedly told about the music of the film. It seems much more to do with the evolving nature of how one thinks about a project and how time may obscure certain details that were once clearer. There's no coverup or self-aggrandizing going on here.

For my part, I would never seek to belittle or negate the importance of his contributions to the landmark film he directed. Whatever may have happened later, there's no doubt he had some truly genius ideas and did a lot of really great work on it back then. I would urge that none of us here ever forget that, regardless of what we think of anything else he may have done or said.