A Few Good Men (Shaiman)
Arnold: Film Music (Malcolm Arnold)
Best Shot (aka Hoosiers) (Goldsmith)
Born on the Fourth of July (Williams)

KING OF KINGS (Sony)
This disc is 76 minutes long, and SPECTACULAR. I remember hearing it was rare; is this true?

Lost Horizon: Classic Film Scores of Dimitri Tiomkin
QB VII (Goldsmith)
Rambling Rose (Bernstein)
Sleepers (Williams)
Sleeping With the Enemy (Goldsmith)
Sommersby (Elfman) (Yeah, I know, it's about time.)
Sunset Boulevard -- The Classic Film Scores of Franz Waxman
Tom and Huck (Stephen Endelman)
Voyages -- The Film Music Journeys of Alan Silvestri

NP: "Best Shot" (Goldsmith)

Gremlins - I thought this was rare...
Miklos Rozsa at MGM - saved about $18.00 bucks over the retail store
Several of the EMI-James Bond CD's to update my LP version

On the other hand, it is a little frustrating to find a used copy of something I just paid full price for last week. That has happened too often.

What are your experiences with Cutout bins in the retail stores? I generally give them a pass because of the work and time involved to find the "diamonds in the rough."

last year I found Goldsmith's Papillon, Ishams' Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle, Cobb, Body Bags, Year of the Comet, Robocop 3, Golden Gate, and several more Varese releases.

just today I found about about 10 copies of Josh and S.A.M., a Th Newman score that turns out to be better than I thought it would be-- for only $1.99 still sealed.

As far as I know ...

I recently got:

The Chamber, Ever After, Con-Air, Executive Decision, Lethal Weapon 3, and several others in one of those. Oh yeah, Bond music was so mass-produced that you can still find them just about anywhere, especialy in a not-s-well known CD store where they haven't sold all their back stock too yet. Thats how I got most of mine. A local store is selling them all off for 10.99 each. Damn shame they don't have View To A Kill or For Your Eyes Only. Ahh well.

NP - Days of Thunder boot (Hans Zimmer) Just came in the mail today! WOOOOOOHOOOOO

Matthew,
Great job with Black Rain! That's a Zimmer classic! Your gonna love it...especialy the Nick and Masa track.

Lansing does indeed have some terrific used CD stores. These latest, however, I never knew about until last week. They're way out on the fringe, and they look like used car-part shops (which they chiefly are.) My Dad stopped by and saw they had CDs and clued me in. It was a LOT of trouble, though. There were three locations. Each one had HUNDREDS and hundreds of CDs ... in no particular order. Many were without case labels. Suffice it to say that only many hours and several blistered fingers yielded my latest crop.

And of course, half the trick is knowing where to go. Lots of these places are tucked away and masquerading as many different kinds of stores. If you're ever in town, H, I'd be happy to give you the grand tour. A full day could be spent exploring the various nooks and crannies of the Lansing used CD (and LP) scene.

NP: "Sleeping With the Enemy" (Goldsmith) DAMN! Goldsmith strikes again! I haven't been this enchanted with a G love theme since "Flying Dreams!"

Dan (UK)

101 Dalmations ($1.99)
Highlander: The Original Scores
Bulworth (score) ($1.99)
Eraser
Soldier

...the rest for $6.99... great buys, all in new condition! Bulworth is incredible! =D

Anyway getting back on topic,sort of.I saw BULWORTH used today,and just 2 weeks ago I paid $18 for it new.After about three months of searching for a used copy I broke down and forked out full price,then only 2 weeks later I see 2 used copies in a store.That has happened to me a number of times.Although I know it's just a coincidence I sometimes feel that the record stores enjoy toying with the film score community.Because I never notice the same type of situation when searching out a regular cd.

I frequent the Mile High Flea Market in Denver a lot, I have found some great used CDs there. If you can stand being around that environment for a couple hours Flea Markets always hide treasures like that.

Last week I found the Promo of Tommy Tallarico's score to the Tomorrow Never Dies video game in a used store for 6 bucks, it was still in the rapper too.

I have around 500 scores and close to 300 of them were purchased used, there are many great used stores around the Denver/Boulder area of Colorado.

Funny, I probably wouldn't have paid more than 88 cents for WHITE MAN'S BURDEN sight unheard, as it were, but it turned out to be worth a few bucks' more, in terms of sheer enjoyment.

Tommorrow Never Dies-expanded version
Titus
Cobb
Hard Rain
Midnight Run
Bat 21
Malice
The Avengers (McNeely's score)
Bond Back In Action
Being John Malkovich
Batman Forever
Point of No Return
The Missouri Breaks
Heavy Metal(Bernstein's score)
Glengarry Glen Ross
Dogma
Enter the Dragon-expanded
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles Vol's 1-4
and a ton more.

P.O.
Glengarry Glen Ross (James Newton Howard) *****/*****