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Originally posted by Graham Watt:
Message for Marian and anyone else who cares to comment: You know I picked up Bruckner's 7th for the price of bread at the supermarket. Well, I've since seen his zero and his 4th for the price of rice. Should I get them?

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Mouse Hunt Complete (to be honest, it's not
really complete; two tracks - "Dying Wish" from the Varese CD and the hilarious piece when the loose threads of Lars' clothing get caught in the machinery. But still, these are minor gripes. It is very, very nice to have, in my possesion, a CD which, at one time, I thought to be an impossibility.

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Originally posted by SBD:
(to be honest, it's not
really complete; two tracks - "Dying Wish" from the Varese CD and the hilarious piece when the loose threads of Lars' clothing get caught in the machinery.

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Isn't "Dying Wish" track 5?
(Caught In The String Machine isn't on there because, well, it's not on the 2CD version either. :\ )

also from Amazon: Ed Wood, by Howard Shore, who continues to impress me.

NP -- Ed Wood

The Spy Who Loved Me: Marvin Hamlisch
Live and Let Die: George Martin
A View to a Kill: John Barry
Octopussy: John Barry
Starship Troopers Expanded: Basil Poledouris
Apt Pupil: John Ottman
Independence Day 2 CD: David Arnold

Erin Brokovich - Don't know yet. It said Thomas Newman on the front and I hear it's good.

Addams Family - Haven't listened yet

• Beethoven: Symphony #9 (Vienna Philharmonic, Leonard Bernstein) - Finally, a decent version of this work! I have a recording by George Szell (one of my first CDs), but I usually find Szell quite boring.
  
• Stigmata (DVD)
  
• Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Sleeping Beauty (DVD; Richard Bonynge conducting the National Symphony Orchestra, and the Cullberg Ballet doing really WEIRD stuff choreographed (is that a word?) by Mats Ek. You have to see this - totally weird, really! )
  

NP: Beethoven: Symphony #9 (Vienna Philharmonic, Leonard Bernstein)

JJ, the walking dictionary.

Highlander: Endgame (Stephen Graziano & Nick Glennie-Smith)

A few others should be coming in in the next day as well!

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

• First Blood (Varese release)

All About Eve/Leave her to Heaven - Alfred Newman
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker - Kristopher Carter
Best of Star Trek II - Various
Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 - Carter Burwell
The Crew - Various
Devotion - Erich Wolfgang Korngold
The Duelist / The Riddle of the Sand - Howard Blake
Earth: Final Conflict - Micky Erbe & Maribeth Solomon
Escape from New York - John Carpenter & Alan Howarth
Evergreen: Music from the films of Barbra Streisand
Film Music of Christopher Young: Judas Kiss - Christopher Young
Galapagos - Mark Isham
Garden of Evil/Prince of Players - Bernard Herrmann
Highlander: Endgame - Stephen Graziano & Nick Glennie-Smith
King Kong - Max Steiner
Lonesome Dove - Basil Poledouris
Mission: Impossible 2 - Hans Zimmer
Mr. Skeffington - Franz Waxman
The Patriot - John Williams
Prime Time - Various
Prince of Foxes - Alfred Newman
Prince Valiant - Franz Waxman
Space: Beyond the Final Frontier 3 - Various
Sunshine - Maurice Jarre
Time Code - Mike Figgis & Anthony Marinelli
The Way of the Gun - Joe Kraemer
They Died With Their Boots On - Max Steiner
X-Men - Michael Kamen

And on order at the moment,

Austin Powers 1/2 - George S. Clinton
Cruel Intentions - John Ottman
The Fugitive - James Newton Howard
The Legend of Bagger Vance - Rachel Portman
Mech Warrior 4: Vengeance - Duane Decker
The 6th Day - Trevor Rabin
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace: Ultimate Edition - John Williams
Turbulence 2: Fear of Flying - Don Davis

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

• The Adventures of Robin Hood (Erich Wolfgang Korngold; the Kojian recording)
  
• Supergirl (Jerry Goldsmith)
  
• Switchback (Basil Poledouris)
  
• Bless the Child (Christopher Young)
  

The Train - Maurice Jarre
Krull - James Horner
Aliens - James Horner
Fly Away Home - Isham
Species - Young
Under Siege 2 Complete - Poledouris
Starship Troopers Expanded - Poledouris
Masada Complete - Goldsmith/Stevens

NP: Masada Complete