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In Too Deep
Gladiator

Dinosaur (JNH)
Battlefield Earth (Cmiral)
Arabian Nights (Harvey)
I Dreamed of Africa (Jarre)

...let's hope Best Buy or Circuit City decided to order them. If not, they will have a very frustrated customer on their hands.

Gladiator (Zimmer/Gerrard)
Dinosaur (J.N. Howard)
Battlefield Earth (Cmiral)
James Horner-Suites and Themes (Horner..duh)
Small Soldiers Complete (Goldsmith)
Stuart Little Complete (Silvestri)

Battlefield Earth, Arabian Nights, and I Dreamed of Africa are no where to be found! Dinosaur is helping me stay calm... but I really wish I could have found these.

Perhaps Tower has it... that's going to a lot of trouble, though. Downtown Dallas... ugh.

Fire Water Paper: A Vietnam Oratorio - Elliot Goldenthal

Plus I plan on ordering Ecco: Songs of Time and maybe Heart of Darkness later this week.

NP: Not very surprising huh?
Fire Water Paper: A Vietnam Oratorio - Elliot Goldenthal *****

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

I KNEW you'd like that Goldenthal masterpiece!

--Jason S.

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Originally posted by JJH:
sabbey dude,

I KNEW you'd like that Goldenthal masterpiece!

NP -- Stephen Endelman, Passport to the Universe

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Well either way for $1.99 it was not an bad deal.

Actually I wanted to say thanks for suggesting it. I was thinking of getting it for quite some time, though never thought much about it. However after getting Titus and a few others of his work, I said what the hell.

So any ways, thanks.

BTW, would you happen to know if there are any other Goldenthal albums like this?

NP: Curse of Monkey Island MP3 ****

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

I am not sure though, IIRC there is another disc like Fire Water Paper. Well I hope so at least.

Thanks.

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

on order:
The Blue Max, about frikkin' time
Apt Pupil, finally found a copy online at Tower<-- 3 bucks less than Intrada's price at that!

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NP: Curse of Monkey Island MP3 ****

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JUAN DARIEN is a modernistic "theater score" accompanying Julie Taymor's avantgardistic play. It's in the vein of a Latin mass, yes, with some lyrics in spanish and features Goldenthal himself as a gritty barytone (remember his opening howls from COBB?).

There's not a big orchestra, but it's superbly original, incorporating vietnamese flutes and whatnot. It takes a few listenings to get used to, but it's worth it eventually. Sound quality is excellent.

High Road to China (Barry)
Across the Sea of Time (Barry)

...John's sound simply never gets old.

"End of Days" (Debney) Love the action stuff. The rest if pretty good as well. ****/*****

Being John Malkovich (Burwell)--new, one of the best scores of '99!

The Cotton Club (Barry)--cut-out bin, most of this is filled with Ellington numbers with three Barry tracks.

Raise the Titanic (Barry)-this is a beautiful Silva release!!!

These all used:

De Eso no se Habla (Piovanni)- $8
Exit to Eden (Doyle) - $3
La Fille de d'Artagnan (Sarde) - $2
The Hudsucker Proxy (Burwell) - $5
Indochine (Doyle)- $7
Mumford (Howard) - $5
Outbreak (Howard) - $7

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Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:

Where can I find that!?

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Nowhere AFAIK.

The place I got it from no longer has it listed. BTW, I sent you an email which has additional info. If you are wanting an copy of mine, please let me know.

The Challenge
Galaxy Quest

Ordered:
Addam's Family Values
The 10th Kingdom

That was the only recording I could find for a somewhat reasonable price (13$, not too cheap).

NP: Timmer's recommendation.

My recent acquisitions --

The Challenge
Born Free
Hammer Film Music Collection Vol.I
Pan Tadeusz - Highly recommended if You like Kilar's music!...I DO!!

Thor,
You may already be familiar, But I'll recommend it anyway...

MEDDLE - Pink Floyd....In particular for the brilliant instrumental tracks...
One of These Day's
and 'Echo's' which clocks in at about 15mins, Along with Dark Side of The Moon, This is the 'Floyd's' Best album!!

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Originally posted by Timmer:
NP : Turangalila Symphony - Olivier Messiaen

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Also, I forgot to mention Isham's Fire in the Sky, for what it's worth.

Mr. Goldberg, I am sending your CD of What Dreams May Come very soon. Been sidetracked a bit of late, and I finally found my CDRs tucked away in a box full of CDs.

NP -- Seven Last Words from the Cross, James MacMillan

DINOSAUR (JNH- will somebody please tell Universal to let him score JP3?)

For one thing, I found Poledouris' On Deadly Ground new for less than 10 bucks.

And next I purchased 2 Jerome Moross classical albums, both on Koch.

One has Frankie & Johnny (1938)/Biguine (1934)/ A Tall Story for Orchestra (1938)/ & Concerto for Flute With String Orchestra (1978). haven't heard that one yet.

The one I am playing now, Koch 3-7188-2 H1,
contains his Symphony no 1 (1941-42), something the Last Judgement (1953) [always misspelled -- no 'e'], & Variations on a Waltz for Orchestra (1946/1966).

• The Essential Bernstein (Candide Overture, Selections from West Side Story, On the Town & Mass, Sonata for Clarinet and Piano, On the Town (Three Dance Episodes)
  Some of them conducted by Bernstein himself, with the New York Philharmonic. I don't like the songs too much, but I love the Candide overture.
  
• Slavonic Dances (Dvorak; Berliner Philharmoniker/Lorin Maazel)
  

And, I've found a used CD bin! The first one I've ever seen. So, I also got the following, for the same price:

• Ed Wood (Howard Shore; the only CD from this list which I've heard before in the movie)
  
• Donnie Brasco (Patrick Doyle)
  
• The Edge (Jerry Goldsmith)
  
• Disclosure (Ennio Morricone; this one was even cheaper: $3)
  
• The Fly 2 (Christopher Young; I don't know ANYTHING by Young, but after the praise coming from Rocco, I guessed it should be worth $5)
  

They also had 2 copies of Fierce Creatures, but I have that one already.

I do believe that I need Fierce Creatures he, if it's 3 bucks...

would you be willing to help?

Good stuff... someone needs to re-issue IN COLD BLOOD.