Thank you all for your input. If they're interchangeable, then I will get whichever HURRICANE turns out to be cheaper (I have to buy everything Chris does, it's a loyalty thing.)

The Big Hit (Graeme Revell, complete)
Black Rain (Hans Zimmer, complete)
Clean Slate (Alan Silvestri)
The Flintstones (David Newman, score)
Tailspin (Christopher Stone)
Bridges of Madison County (Lennie Niehaus/Clint Eastwood)
Capricorn One (Jerry Goldsmith, original recording)
The Swarm (Jerry Goldsmith, expanded)

To answer you question Marian and Thor, "To Be or Not to Be that is the question"

Last Embrace
Eye of the Needle
The Nun's Story
Islands in the Stream
Curse of the Cat People
L'Africain/L'ete Meurtrier
The Trap
One-Eyed Jacks

From Intrada came:

Hommage a Jacques Doillon (Sarde)

From Tower records:

Superman (Rhino)
Tomorrow Never Dies: Videogame score
Princess Mononoke

Have currently on order:
The Faculty,
Deep Water,
Scream 3,
Voyages (Silvestri compilation),
Wojciech Kilar - Film Music,
Supergirl (though is OOP, so can't get).

Cry Freedom (Fenton)
Article 99 (Elfman)
Body Shots (Isham)
Nell (Isham)
Looking for Richard (Shore)

NP - Jerry Goldsmith Main Titles Volume One

Sense and Sensibility - Patrick Doyle
Supergirl - Jerry Goldsmith
Mr. Holland's Opus - Michael Kamen
Mr. Destiny - David Newman
The Phantom - David Newman
Eaters of the Dead (Rejected score to The 13th Warrior) - Graeme Revell
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Graeme Revell
Street Fighter - Graeme Revell
Final Fantasy VIII: Orchestra Version - Nobuo Uematsu
Sunset Boulevard: The Classic Film Scores of Franz Waxman
The Prince of Egypt - Hans Zimmer

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

I ordered these. They should be in next week:
The Cape (Debney)
Halloween Tree (Debney)
Flintstones expanded(Newman)
Executive Decision 2CD(Goldsmith)
Ottman Miscellanious 2CD(Ottman)
Jack Frost (Rabin)
Turbulence (Walker)
Bird on the Wire (Zimmer)
Rain Man (Zimmer)
Masada 2CD(Goldsmith)
The Rescue/Sherlock Holmes (Broughton)
Rescuers Down Under/Baby's Day Out (Broughton)

np: Delta Force ****/*****

Tommorrow never dies
The World is not enough
101 Dalmations
What Dreams may come
Message in a bottle

On its way:

Balto (Horner)
Ghostbusters-score
Godzilla-score (Arnold)
Predator (Silvestri)
Aliens-complete score (Horner)
ID4-complete score (Arnold)

non movie cds:

Just got Grammy Nominees 2000.

On its way-Vespers (Rachmaninov sp?) Robert Shaw.

Hurricane: great blend of easy-to-listen-to orchestra and jazz. The song at the end is a great compliment to the score. The song at the beginning? Well, it's good - if you are a fan of Boys 2 Men. Who knows. I'm not a die-hard.

If you don't have this, get it! It's a wonderful cd to work to.

why don't I just give you all of my money?

Scott

[This message has been edited by Richard (edited 03 March 2000).]

Frankenstein - Patrick Doyle
The 10th Kingdom - Anne Dudley
Titus - Elliot Goldenthal
The Ninth Gate - W. Kilar
Cider House Rules - Rachel Portman
Miklos Rozsa at MGM

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

Hamlet
Gremlins complete score
Star Trek: First Contact
Seven Years in Tibet

Anna and the King of Siam
John Williams (Sony 2CD set)
Legend of 1900
Night Digger
Krull 2CD set
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Into the West--Doyle
Shipwrecked--Doyle
JFK
Cinderella Liberty (LP)
Heidi--Williams LP
Tom Sawyer--Williams LP
Accidental Tourist LP
Witches of Eastwick LP
Sound Barrier--Sir Malcolm Arnold
Carl Davis compilation
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf--North

And I even updated my cassette copies of these Patrick Doyle scores:

Indochine
Quest for Camelot
Dead Again
Much Ado About Nothing
Frankenstein
Carlito's Way

Halloween II
Outbreak (not bad; could've used some more action cues, but what do you expect from Varese?)

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

A coupled disc of two nice and "sparkling" scores in Williams' 60's cocktail mode.

ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU (Chang):

Superman (Expanded)

Hook (Bootleg), which was a bit expensive, but I couldn't resist it.

Jurassic Park, which I've been meaning to buy since 1993.

-Jim Ware (UK)

And I've also gotten Yo-Yo Ma feat. Bobby McFerrin: Hush (I think that's the correct title, also a copy from a friend, who doesn't have the original either).

NP: Bond Back in Action (VERY good)

Scream 3 - Marco Beltrami
Bernard Herrmann at Fox Vol. 1
Bernard Herrmann at Fox Vol. 2
The Sea Hawk: The Classic Film Scores of Erich Wolfgang Korngold

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

I love these discs.

Still on order:
Superman Expanded (WHEN????)

Looking for:
Dark City
Doyle & Korngold stuff

Never heard that one before, but read several good comments about it - and hey, it's Jerry!

Actually, I first thought it was the score to the first "Rambo" movie, as that one is called "Rambo" in the German version, and part #2 is called "Rambo II". Never seen any of them, though, and I doubt that I want to see them.

Superman The Movie-remastered edition (John Williams)
Under Siege 2-complete (Basil Poledouris)
South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut (Marc Shaiman and Trey Parker)
Hans Zimmer Follow Your Dreams 2
Narrow Margin-complete (Bruce Broughton)
Born On The Fourth of July-complete (John Williams)
Armageddon-complete (Trevor Rabin and Harry Gregson-Williams)
Stuart Little (Alan Silvestri, academy promo)
Magic-complete (Jerry Goldsmith)
Coneheads (David Newman)
Crazy People/The Meteor Man (Cliff Eidelman)
The Cowboy Way (David Newman)
Forces of Nature-complete score(John Powell)
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead (David Newman)
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzaii/Saturn 3
(Michael Boddicker/Elmer Bernstein)
Disorganized Crime (David Newman)

East-West - Patrick Doyle
In Love and War - George Fenton
Diamonds - Joel Goldsmith

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

Daylight (Randy Edelman): On first listen, quite sort of good, though unsurprising.

Alien 3, or cubed, but I can't find the key for that: Goldenthal- splendid, though I'd to put my headphones on so as not to frighten the neighbours. Listen to it loud!

Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade: Williams of course, magnificent. The Raiders theme pops up infrequently, which is good for those who feel that familiarity breeds contempt.

Daylight (Randy Edelman): on first listen sort of good thogh unsurprising.

Alien 3, or cubed, Goldenthal: splendid. Listen to it loud, but put your headphones on so as not to frighten the neighbours.

Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade: Williams, of course. Great. The Raiders theme pops up infrequently, fine for those that think that familiarity breeds contempt.

Daylight (Randy Edelman): on first listen sort of good thogh unsurprising.

Alien 3, or cubed, Goldenthal: splendid. Listen to it loud, but put your headphones on so as not to frighten the neighbours.

Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade: Williams, of course. Great. The Raiders theme pops up infrequently, fine for those that think that familiarity breeds contempt.