As for me, I've plan to get the following:

1. Mission: Impossible 2 Score (Damn those local distributors!!)
2. Terminator 2
3. 1492: Conquest of Paradise

got the Patriot of course.

Ordered Borne on the 4th of July (expanded)
Heidi

planning to buy MI2,
Jaws (expanded)
Cinderella Liberty,
Hoosiers,
Heartbeeps,

and other ones (I don't plan that far ahead usually)

oh yeah,,,Hoffa (gotta get that one)

Slipstream ****/***** (Bernstein)

En route from Finland:

Just got, at the supermarket, amongst the fruit and veg, THE GREEN MILE (Thomas Newman). My first Tom CD! Have just put it on, though I still prefer to wear T-shirts. Not the best way to hear a score on first listen: I much prefer lying on the bed, but it's Friday and the board had to be seen.

Anyway I've gotten these scores:

The Patriot (John Williams)
The Perfect Storm (James Horner)
Relative Values (John Debney)
The Adjuster (Mychael Danna)
To Die For (Danny Elfman)
Girl, Interrupted (Mychael Danna)
Peyton Place (Franz Waxman, Varese)
The Satan Bug (Jerry Goldsmith)
Hoosiers (Jerry Goldsmith)
Patch Adams (Marc Shaiman)
The Return of The Pink Panther (Henry Mancini)
An Ideal Husband (Charlie Mole, WOW!! What an excellent score)
What Did You Do In The War, Daddy (Henry Mancini)
Mr.Lucky Goes Latin (Henry Mancini)
Where The Heart Is (Mason Daring)
The Clan Of The Cave Bear (Alan Silvestri)
Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (Elmer Bernstein)
Melrose Place Jazz (Various artists)
Evil Dead 2 (Joseph LoDuca, original TER version)
The Mask (Randy Edelman)

1. Dinosaur (Howard---very good!)
2. A History of Horror (Silva-interesting, bought it because the store mispriced it for $13)
3. Waterworld (Howard)
4. Patriot (Williams)
5. Peyton Place (Waxman, Varese--this is wonderful!!!!!!)
6. Cheyenne Autumn (North, cut-out bin Label X...thought these were deleted) and if you live in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area, there were at least 3 others there along with "The Magnificent Ambersons"--which I picked up a few months ago.

The current list of new CDs are,

Best of Star Trek Vol. 2 - Various
Mission: Impossible 2 - Hans Zimmer
The Red Violin - John Corigliano
Vaughan Williams: Film Music (Marco Polo)

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

• Presumed Innocent (Williams)
  
• Variations on a theme by Robert Schumann...err...Willow (Horner)
  
• Romeo & Juliet (Prokofiev; London Symphony Orchestra/André Previn) - The soundtrack CDs where not as expensive as usual, but this one is a 2CD set and cost less than the scores; Movie Music is really overpriced.
  

NP: Willow

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Originally posted by Shaun Rutherford:
Jonathan,
I'm not sure if you've read the 50 other postings regarding Breakheart Pass, but there is a complete bootleg of the score that has PERFECT SOUND and runs about 45 minutes or so. Go seek that one out! Enough with the terrible-sounding record!

Shaun

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Thanks for the comments, Shaun!

The record does sound pretty horrible. When listening to it, there is noticable hiss... I could hear the hiss start and stop at the begining/end of each cue, with complete silence in between. The overall sound "quality" of this album made me think I was listening to a 78rpm record

Another thing about the record that amused me was that the cue "Steam Rollin'" (and the "Main/End Title" theme) is included on the record twice. The second version of "Steam Rollin'" is quite similar, but about 20 seconds longer than the first...

My only problem with the bootleg is that I really don't want to spend a lot of money for this on the "collectors market," and I really don't have much of a collection to trade with others.

Come on Ryko, release this already!

Octopussy (John Barry)
French Kiss/One Fine Day (James Newton Howard)
Chill Factor (John Powell and Hans Zimmer)
Galapagos (Mark Isham, you guys definetly have to get this one)
Touch of Evil (Henry Mancini)
Josh And S.A.M. (Thomas Newman)
Rio Conchos (Jerry Goldsmith, FSM)
Surrender (Michel Colombier)
Batman and Robin-complete (Elliot Goldenthal, 2 CD's)
Cat's Eye (Alan Silvestri)
Tough Guys Don't Dance (Angelo Badalementi)

Hey Mark, what's up with the cdr's you were gonna do for me?

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves; Kamen: I'm very pleased with this one. Top stuff!

Memphis Belle; Fenton: Haven't heard it all yet, but what I have has impressed me.

Ricochet; Silvestri: I dunno, this one was just there and it was cheap, so I got it. Haven't listened to it yet, but (sarcastically) it's got an ICE-T song on it, so it must be good.

The Interview; Hirschfelder: This was a great film, and from what I remember, the score was good too, but I'll pop this on later.

Sphere; Goldenthal: I don't get what people have against this score, sure it may not be to everyone's taste, but it worked in the film. I think this CD is a gem, I love it.

See what happens when Cole and I get together?

Jeron

NP - Homeward Bound: The Incredible Suite (33 minutes, encompassing both films) by Bruce Broughton *****/*****

Picked up at Tower this afternoon:
Jaws 2 (finally!!)
The Dirty Harry Anthology

On the DVD front:
Under Siege
Marked For Death
Scream 3
The Big Red One
Terminator 2: Judgement Day (Haven't opened it yet. I'm considering returning it and holding out for the bix delux edition that's coming out in August, that's loaded with tons and tons of features--6 hours worth of stuff!--and 3 version of the film!)

Here are my latest acquisitions,

Chicken Run - John Powell & Harry Gregson-Williams
Hunters: The World of Predators and Prey - The Residents
Outland / Capricorn One - Jerry Goldsmith
The Patriot - John Williams
The Perfect Storm - James Horner
Miklós Rózsa: Concertos for Violin and Cello
So I Married a Axe Murderer - Various
Star Wars: A New Hope: SE - John Williams
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back: SE - John Williams
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi: SE - John Williams

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

"well, it pays the rent at least."

The X-Men (Michael Kamen, advance copy for 7.99)
Jaws:Special Anniversary Edition (John Williams)
The Dirty Dozen/Dirty Mangus Magee (Frank DeVol)
The Scarlett Letter (John Barry, for .99 cents a shocker!)
The Spitfire Grill (James Horner)
The Man In The Iron Mask (Nick Glennie-Smith)
Four Days In September (Stewart Copeland)
Hideaway (Trevor Jones)
Beetoven's 2nd (Randy Edelman)
Ride With The Devil (Mychael Danna)
Beyond Rangoon (Hans Zimmer)
High Road To China (John Barry)
British Screen Extravaganza (2CD's featuring suites and themes by George Fenton, Debbie Wiseman, Colin Towns and others)

and I got in the mail:
Wind (Basil Poledouris)
The Freshman (David Newman)
Indepedence Day (David Arnold, 2 CD's)
The War At Home (Basil Poledouris)
The Goonies/Harry And The Hendersons (Dave Grusin/Bruce Broughton)
The 13th Warrior-complete (Jerry Goldsmith)
Head Above Water (Christopher Young)
Brokedown Palace (David Newman)
Men Don't Leave (Thomas Newman)
The Exorcist (Lalo Schifrin/Various)
Promised Land (James Newton Howard)
Dragonslayer (Alex North)
Dolores Claiborne-expanded (Danny Elfman)

Coming shortly
The Hollow Man (Jerry Goldsmith)
What Lies Beneath (Alan Silvestri)
U-571 (Richard Marvin)
Hammett (John Barry)
Bullitt-rerecording (Lalo Schifrin)

• W.A. Mozart: Requiem (Vienna Philharmonic/Karajan)
  
• Giuseppe Verdi: Messa da Requiem (Berlin Philharmonic/Karajan again)
  

On order:

• Carlito's Way (Doyle)
  
• City Hall (Goldsmith)
  
• Coma/Logan's Run (Goldsmith)
  
• Sergei Profkofiev: Film Music (the disc Wedge recommended)
  
• The Hollow Man (Goldsmith)
  
• The Sea Hawk (Korngold; rerecording)
  
• The Secret of N.I.M.H. (Goldsmith)
  

DVDs on order:

• Blues Brothers
  
• Jaws
  
• Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan
  

The Trek disc has already been shipped yesterday, but what about Jaws?

THE OMEN (Jerry Goldsmith) (expanded, complete, additional cues)

Patton DVD
Tora! Tora! Tora!<-- hearing this in the the trailer (which is on the Patton DVD) is just weird; FSM CD

Marian, do you have the recent Robert Levinson completion of the Mozart Requiem?
Performed by the Boston Baroque, if I'm not mistaken. It's a very interesting listen, and more faithful to Mozart's vision than Sussmayer's pillaging. (But I admit I DO like Sussmayer's version of the Lacrimosa).

JAWS
THE PATRIOT
ALEXANDER THE GREAT/BARABBAS (I caught BARABBAS on TCM some months back and really liked the score-the sound on the disc is not very good, however)

Mail Order:

TORA! TORA! TORA!

Bargain Bin:

Fear of Pop; Ben Folds -

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Originally posted by JJH:
Marian, do you have the recent Robert Levinson completion of the Mozart Requiem?
Performed by the Boston Baroque, if I'm not mistaken. It's a very interesting listen, and more faithful to Mozart's vision than Sussmayer's pillaging. (But I admit I DO like Sussmayer's version of the Lacrimosa).

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I didn't even know there was a restoration. In fact, I wasn't aware that it was entirely clear WHICH parts of the Requiem were composed by Mozart and which by Süssmayer (who doesn't even get credit on the CD ).