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Originally posted by Scott:
I would love to have the money you guys have.

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I too would love to have the money I had! This month, i spent over 200$ on CDs and DVDs, and now I've only about 20$ left until next week...

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Originally posted by LRobHubbard:
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...

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I also still have to get serveral CDs from them. So far I only have the Williams disc, but I must have "Prince Valiant", and although I've never heard them, I'm still interested in the Rosenman disc and the various Goldsmiths...

In the U.S., Varese issued "The Pirates" on both LP and CD. The CD release is expanded...more music than on the LP.

Randall Larson's "Music From The House Of Hammer" and Jeff Bond's "The Music Of Star Trek".

Randall Larson's "Music From The House Of Hammer" and Jeff Bond's "The Music Of Star Trek".

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Originally posted by Ron Pulliam:
In the U.S., Varese issued "The Pirates" on both LP and CD. The CD release is expanded...more music than on the LP.

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1. Pirates! 2:49
2. Rescued-Yet-Captured 4:47
3. Death of a Captain 2:25
4. Mutiny 3:43
5. Captain Red-Galleon Master 3:51
6. Captain Red, The Frog, & the Shark 1:08
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7. Dolores (Love Theme) 6:30
8. Don Alfonso Escapes 4:30
9. Red, The Frog & the Throne/ Boomako & the Snake 2:19
10. Captain Red Gains the Throne While the Frog Loses Dolores 6:06
11. Setting Sail for New Adventures 2:36

now are those overly long track titles really necessary?

Inspector Gadget (promo)
Follow Your Dreams vol 1
Follow Your Dreams vol 2
Days of Thunder (promo)
The Jackal (promo)
Fly Away Home (promo)
Whole Wide World

Special thanks to the ever so cool person who sent these to me. You know who you are.

Dan (UK)

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Originally posted by JJH:
My Pirates has 11 tracks:
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now are those overly long track titles really necessary?

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Seems to be the same as mine, only that my CD has the titles in French (which I don't understand, but can figure out enough to believe they're the same). I'm confused by their length, too.

Platoon Leader - Definately George S. Clinton's best score (for an extremely underrated movie), but it could've used some more music. But despite running on the short side (just over 32 minutes) and the fact that nearly all the track lengths are mis-labeled, a well-liked CD that should get plenty of spins in my CD player. (And sequencing by our very own resident, Mr. Ford A. Thaxton).

Hard Target should be here tomorrow.

NP: Platoon Leader - "Open Fire" ****/*****

MULAN (Academy Promo-CDR)

And today while shopping I found to my suprise:

WILLOW
WYATT EARP

The Cowboy's -- John Williams
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade -- John Williams
Once Upon a Forest -- James Horner

Explorers
The Omen: The Essential Jerry Goldsmith Film Music Collection
King Kong (Digitally remastered, with 24 minutes of previously unreleased music. Can't wait to hear it!)

The Challenge (Jerry Goldsmith)
Ransom-rejected (Howard Shore)
Firewalker (Gary Chang)
Rules of Engagement (Mark Isham)
Keeping The Faith (Elmer Bernstein)
The Crow:Salvation (Marco Beltrami)
The Miles Goodman Collection 3 CD's
Gladiator (Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard)
Tango and Cash (Harold Faltermeyer)
Bite The Bullet (Alex North)

BTW, I have Pirates and mine is definetly longer than the french Milan version. Here are the track titles:
(*) additional music not featured on the LP
Pirates!
Dead Man's Nag*
Pirates Aboard*
Pirates Sneak Into Maracaibo*
Captain Red-Galleon Master
Death of A Captain
Captain Red Gains the Throne While The Frog Loses Dolores
Two Hungry Pirates, Adrift*
Spanish Recapture the Neptune*
Captain Red's Jailbreak*
Red, The Frog and the Throne/Boomako and the Snake
Mutiny
Pirates Pursue the Neptune*
Captain Red, The Frog and the Shark
Dolores (Love Theme)
Setting Sail for New Adventures
Don Alfonso Escapes
Rescued, Yet Captured

P.O.
Keeping the Faith (Elmer Berstein)***/****

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Originally posted by Hard Target:
BTW, I have Pirates and mine is definetly longer than the french Milan version.

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Wow. Is that the Varese version? Seems I have to get that one, too...

The Man With The Golden Gun; John Barry - $9.95

How to Make an American Quilt; Thomas Newman $9.95

An American Tail: Fievel Goes West; James Horner - $13.95

• Till Eulenspiegel's lustige Streiche/Don Juan/Tod und Verklärung/Salomes Tanz (Richard Strauss; Berliner Philharmoniker/Karajan)
  Special offer; I love Till Eulenspiegel, and once heard Tod und Verklärung in concert, where I liked it very much
  
• The Egyptian (Herrman/Newman; Marco Polo)
  Never heard a note of it. But they had it for a reasonable price, and as I read so much praise for it on this board, I had to get it. So, if I don't like it, I'll blame you!
  

Gladiator (Zimmer)
Peggy Sue Got Married (Barry)
Company of Wolves (Fenton)

All legit...GOTTA LOVE IT!!

my newest additions are:

Radio Flyer(Zimmer)
Quigley Down Under(Poledouris)
Mission: Impossible(Elfman)
Judge Dredd(Silvestri)
The Specialist(Barry - I finally see why everyone likes his music)

For Your Eyes Only (Bill Conti)
Gladiator (Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard)
The Company of Wolves (George Fenton)
Lalo Schifrin Jazz Goes to Hollywood

BTW SBD. P.O. means Personal Opinion and my Miles Goodman collection features these scores:
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
He Said She Said
Funny About Love
Indian Summer
Housesitter
The Squeeze
Blankman
Larger Than Life
Sunset Park
The Man Who Wasn't There
Problem Child
Vital Signs
K-9
Opportunity Knocks
What About Bob?
Dunston Checks In
Getting Even With Dad
Staying Together
Muppet Christmas Carol
Teenwolf
Like Father, Like Son
Sister Act 2:Back In the Habit
The Super
Out Cold
For Richer, For Poorer
The Young Landlords
Indian In The Cupboard-rejected score

* VIOLIN/FLUTE CONCERTO (Williams)

This is nothing like any Williams you know - pure contemporary music with a twist. Yet, I think I find hints of his trademark sounds within. Just as challenging as his IMAGES score or his Herrmannesque Irwin Allen TV scores. I need more time to get into this music - it's full of details!

let's see...that's 1..2...3...4..5..6...Six I owe ya, right? shoot a monkey...I gotta get my confused butt in gear and start a burnin...

Does it help to know I have two of them done already?

just gotta get my compies copied for ya.

hugs and smiles.

OH!!! Just picked up Edelman's THE HUNLEY for $5.99.

yay

Ivanhoe

Julius Caesar

Both from Intrada, music by Miklos Rozsa, with Bruce Broughton conducting The Sinfonia Of London. So far have only had a quick aural gander, but these sound very promising in every respect. Miklos! I love him!

Ivanhoe

Julius Caesar

Both from Intrada, music by Miklos Rozsa, with Bruce Broughton conducting The Sinfonia Of London. So far have only had a quick aural gander, but these sound very promising in every respect. Miklos! I love him!

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Originally posted by SBD:
You wouldn't have any burning equipment, would you?

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Mr. InSanDiego, although you didn't mention this: your GARGANTUAS disc will be along as soon as SOMEONE gets off his self-described "narrow white ass ... " (at this rate, perhaps I'll be presenting it to you in Detroit.)

Looking forward to your movie. (And any further journal entries about same. I kind of thought you'd be too busy on it to keep that up.)

As for me, my most recent acquisition is FSM's release of THE OMEGA MAN. Very VERY nice.

See ya,

H.