Just in:

* A TIME TO KILL (Goldenthal)

* JUAN DARIEN - A CARNIVAL MASS (Goldenthal)

* PREDATOR (Silvestri)

* GOOD WILL HUNTING - PROMO (Elfman)

* FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS, VOL. 1 (Zimmer/Mancina)

* FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS, VOL. 2 (Zimmer)

[Thanks to Aaron for the last 4 mentioned above]

* FIRST KNIGHT - EXP. (Goldsmith)

* THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY / LOGAN'S RUN (Goldsmith)

* M SQUAD (Williams et.al.)

* PENELOPE /NOT WITH MY WIFE, YOU DON'T (Williams)

* THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH (Arnold)

* ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU (Chang)

* SAYONARA - ORCHESTRAL SUITES (Waxman)

* SMALL SOLDIERS - SCORE (Goldsmith)

* RED CORNER (T. Newman)

* SOLDIER (McNeely)

* LAST MAN STANDING - REJECTED (Bernstein)

* THIEF OF BAGDHAD / JUNGLE BOOK (Rozsa)

...and some more I cannot remember...

[This message has been edited by Thor (edited 03 April 2000).]

On order:

Erin Brockovich
The Ninth Gate
Dolores Claiborne (Complete)
Mars Attacks (Complete)
The Matrix (Complete)
The Burbs (Complete)
Witches of Eastwick (Complete)
Hocus Pocus
Under Fire

Heidi (dialogue version--actually, not too bad)--Williams
Cinderella Liberty--Williams
Accidental Tourist--Williams
Spacecamp--Williams
Witches of Eastwick--Williams

Other LPs on order:

Night Digger--Herrmann
Music for Radio & TV--Herrmann
Not With My Wife You Don't--Williams
Checkmate--Williams

New Cds:

Mission to Mars--Morricone (for once, a Morricone that lives up to its hype)
Constant Nymph--Korngold
Keys of the Kingdom--A. Newman
First Knight--Goldsmith

And finally, Cds on order:

Ewoks--Bernstein/Williams
Heidi (no dialogue)--Williams
Angela's Ashes (no dialogue)--Williams
Fahrenheit 451 (boot?)--Herrmann
Tiomkin's Western Film World
Adventures of Superman (TV)

Cider House Rules
Galaxy Quest (promo score)
Magnolia (score)

in the immortal words of Homer J Simpson: "woo-hoo!"

damn this thing is a cool score. I love tracks 13 and on. menacing choral stuff, and Sumi Jo just adds to it, making sure not to make herself heard, but to blend with the orchestra. Love the rhythm of the choir and orchestra.

*SUPERMAN expanded
*SCHINDLER'S LIST: THE CLASSIC SCORES OF JOHN WILLIAMS(Paul Bateman/City of Prague Phil)
*OUT OF THIS WORLD(John Williams/The Boston Pops)

On the Paul Bateman CD there's a concert vesion for one of the best love themes ever: "Han Solo and the Princess" which I've never heard and haven't been able to find it anywhere, John Williams hasn't even recorded it, I think. The bad thing about it is my CD player won't play any CDs at all.

Armageddon complete
Matrix complete
The Mummy complete
13th Warrior expanded
SW:TPM complete
Dark Crystal
Apollo 13 score only
Mulan score only

On its way:

ID4 complete

CDs:
The Cider House Rules (Rachel Portman) - The first CD in my collection by a female composer. There ARE too few yet, it seems.

DVDs:
Dragonheart

You need to discover Anne Dudley. She's one of my faves! Of special note, check out her haunting American History X score.

Especially in the context of the film (which blew me away).

Bicentennial Man (James Horner)

Contrary to what people say, I find the score charming.

Although not film score, I also got my hands on Dave Koz - The Dance.

Hook (Concorde 2 disc)
Far And Away Vol 2 (Concorde)
The Swarm (Soundtrack Library)
The River Wild

On the way: Mulan Academy promo (cdr)

and finally received my brand new LP copies of Sarde's TESS and PIRATES.
Do these exist on CD ?

Take A Hard Ride (Jerry Goldsmith)
Less Than Zero (Thomas Newman's original score)
Strange Days-complete (Graeme Revell)
Mannix (Lalo Schifrin)
Taxi (Bob James)
Man On The Moon (R.E.M., score only)
From Dusk Till Dawn-expanded (Graeme Revell)
Escape From The Planet of The Apes/Damnation Alley (Jerry Goldsmith)
Liar/Deceiver (Harry Gregson-Williams)
Baby's Day Out (Bruce Broughton)
Erin Brockovich (Thomas Newman)
Something Wicked This Way Comes (James Horner)
Cinderella Liberty/The Reivers (John Williams)

quote:

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Originally posted by JJH:
Sarde's TESS and PIRATES.
Do these exist on CD?

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Don't know about "Tess", but I've got "Pirates" on CD. It's on Milan, CD CH233 (made in Switzerland), but maybe there's a different release in the US. The titles are in French, but it looks like it's the same as the LP release - it says "Face A" and "Face B" on the back.

Very nice score, by the way, with one of the best mysterious themes ever!

The Green Mile (T. Newman)-the 1st TN score I've ever bought [waiting to find that used copy of Shawshank]

very interesting:
immediately after I posted I noticed on the LP is says "also available on CD." duh.
anyway, my LP is from Varese Sarabande )STV 81287), and it says their CD is VCD 47265.

Wasn't Farewll to the King, another Varese release, also released by Milan with French titles?

quote:

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Originally posted by JJH:
Wasn't Farewll to the King, another Varese release, also released by Milan with French titles?

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El Sur De Una Pasion-Marcelo Ferreyra
The Young Lions/This Earth is Mine H.Friedhofer
The Spirit of St.Louis-F.Waxman
The War Lord-Jerome Moross
Raie the Titantic-RR-Nic Raine/Barry
EL CID-RR-J.Sedares & the NZO

Awaiting:

Krull(2cd set) -- James Horner

Halloween 20th Annivesary Edition - Carpenter

The Fog - Carpenter

Doctor Zhivago - Jarre

Raiders of the Lost Ark (Expanded) - Williams

Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom (Japanese import) - Williams

The Magnificent Ambersons - Herrmann

Big (Limited edition complete score) - Shore

Critters - D. Newman

Critters 2 - Pike

On the way:

The Burbs (complete score boot) - Goldsmith

First Kniight (complete score boot) - Goldsmith

The Shining (Japanese import - Wendy Carlos etc.

So far april has been a very good month!

SFT

SCORES:
Platoon Leader (finally!)
Hard Target (finally!!)

DVD:
Storm Chasers: Revenge of the Twister

NP: Miami Vice - "Title Theme" Long version (From a CD I bought back in 1995 called Music For Spies and Detectives, by some off-the-wall company. Never heard of another CD by them, and have never seen, heard, or read about this anywhere before or after I bought it. Also includes Lalo Schifrin's original Mission: Impossible theme, the one that was rejected in favor for the now-classic one, which was originally composed for an episode's car chase. The original's not bad. Not as good as the one we're all familiar with now, but certainly enjoyable. Actually, portions of it show up from time to time in Bullitt)

Tin Cup Promo
T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous Promo
The Amazing Panda Adventure Promo
Warriors of Virtue
The Challenge
City Hall
Born Free
Millenium Celebration

DVD:

The Abyss Special Edition
The Sixth Sense
The English Patient (Dad wanted it)

And there you have it...........

* WILD, WILD WEST (Bernstein):

A highly enjoyable score with all the Bernsteins involved (Elmer, Peter, Emilie).

* INSTINCT (Elfman):

Complex as always with Danny's recent scores, but this one has some interesting percussive effects (Elfman spent several years in Africa, so he should know).

* THE BLUE LAGOON (Poledouris):

Laidback and exotic. An example of Poledouris' extreme versatility.

* CITIZEN KANE (Herrmann, McNeely version):

I've been quite harsh to Bennie's music over the years, but this one caught my liking. Maybe I've reached a turning-point in my relationship to this composer?

* THE HAUNTING (Goldsmith):

Not exactly revolutionizing film music, but has certain highlights (such as the carousel piece).

* SUPERMAN (Williams, 2CD, Rhino):

Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan (Horner)

now I have 3 Horner scores....It's practically a complete works..lol....
Actually liked this score, got it as a freebie at Columbia House.

Ah, come on, somebody else out there is going to buy THE OMEGA MAN, aren't you?

Heavy Gear (Game Soundtrack) (CDR) - Jeehun Hwang
Erin Brockovich - Thomas Newman
Born Free - John Barry
The Crow: Salvation - Marco Beltrami
The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc - Eric Serra
Twilight Zone: 40th Anniversary 4 CD set - Various

And these are currently on order,

Dinosaur - James Newton Howard
Battlefield Earth - Elia Cmiral
Gladiator - Hans Zimmer
Best of Star Trek Vol. 2 - Various

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

Scott

Bright Angel
The Man Who Knew Too Little
Invaders From Mars (cd-r)
Species (cd-r)
Cinema Septet (cd-r)
Christopher Young, Vol. 1 (cd-r)
Max & Helen (cd-r)

The Grifters

last month:
The Road Warrior
The Sea Hawk
Xena, Vol. 3 - The Bitter Suite
How The Grinch Stole Christmas/Horton Hears A Who
Fight Club

Have been trying to cut down - but it looks like it's time to subscribe to FSM's Club - I have to spend about $200 to catch up with CD's I'm wanting from them...

NP: Body Parts (Dikker)