TENTACLES (Stelvio Cipriani)
SWEPT FROM THE SEA (John Barry)
MIDNIGHT RUN (Danny Elfman)
M BUTTERFLY (Howard Shore)
CRITTERS (David Newman)
VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED (John Carpenter / Dave Davies)
MIDWAY (John Williams)
CROCODILE DUNDEE IN LOS ANGELES (Basil Poledouris)
SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO (David Michael Frank)
TRAFFIC (Cliff Martinez)
HANNIBAL (Hans Zimmer)
EXTREME PREJUDICE (Jerry Goldsmith)
THE CHALLENGE (Jerry Goldsmith)
LOST IN SPACE (Bruce Broughton)
THE PARTY / THE GREAT RACE (Henry Mancini)
HATARI! / HIGH TIME (Henry Mancini)
TIME AFTER TIME (Miklos Rozsa)
NEEDFUL THINGS (Patrick Doyle)
VIRUS (Joel McNeely)
THE CLIENT (Howard Shore)
AN AMERICAN TAIL 2: FIEVEL GOES WEST (James Horner)
THE NIGHT STALKER AND OTHER CLASSIC THRILLERS (Robert Cobert)
THE ENGLISH PATIENT (Gabriel Yared)
THE THREE WORLDS OF GULLIVER (cond Mcneely) (Bernard Herrmann)
CRUEL INTENTIONS rejected; Suites And Themes (John Ottman)
GLORY (James Horner)
HENRY V (Patrick Doyle)
RUSH HOUR 2 (Lalo Schifrin)
THE TAILOR OF PANAMA (Shaun Davey)

CD of the Month is...yet another Jerry Goldsmith score: FIRST BLOOD. As much as I love EXTREME PREJUDICE (the 9½ minute "Plot" cue is just incredible) and was thrilled to finally get the Intrada disc, FIRST BLOOD was even better, possibly because I'm not familiar with it at all, having seen the film just once, on video, maybe 12 years ago. Cracking stuff. It's the Intrada release, but IIRC that's exactly the same as Varese's reissue.

MP: MIDNIGHT RUN (Danny Elfman)

The Omen - The Deluxe Edition
The Final Conflict - The Deluxe Edition
(Jerry Goldsmith)

Robocop (Basil Poledouris)

• Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Leonard Rosenman) - Finally! VERY underrated

Richard, you STILL don't have Blue Max?

Thirteen Days TREVOR JONES -Complete
Back to the Future ALAN SILVESTRI -Bootleg
Stuart Little ALAN SILVESTRI -Complete
Mission Impossible DANNY ELFMAN -Score
Rat Race JOHN POWELL -Album

I thought these would come in last month but they didn't so now there on my list for this month.

Np: Harry Potter (John Williams)

On order:

Baby Boy - David Arnold
Captain Corelli's Mandolin - Stephen Warbeck
Chrono Trigger - Yasunori Mitsuda
Cowboy Bebop Vol. 2: No Disc - Yoko Kanno
Cowboy Bebop Vol. 3: Blue - Yoko Kanno
Don't Say a Word - Mark Isham
Family Man (DVD)
From Hell - Trevor Jones
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - James L. Venable
Joyride - Marco Beltrami
K-Pax - Edward Shearmur
The Last Valley - John Barry
The Lion in Winter - John Barry
Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time - Hyrule Symphony - Koji Kondo
The Magnificent Seven - Elmer Bernstein
The Man Who Wasn't There - Carter Burwell
Morgan/Stromberg: Film Music (promo)
The Mummy Returns (DVD)
Music from Candyman - Philip Glass
Robin and Marian - John Barry
Rush Hour 2 - Lalo Schifrin
Sister Mary Explains it All - Philippe Sarde
The Snows Of Kilimanjaro/5 Fingers - Bernard Herrmann
Symphonic Suite Dragon Quest: The Best - Koichi Sugiyama
Warcraft II (PC Game)

Regards,
Sean Robert Abbey

plus I found these great old LPs cheap:
"Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?" (Mancini - sounds like an actual soundtrack, not just pop arrangements of music in the film)
"F.I.S.T." (Bill Conti symphonic score, not on CD as far as I know)
"The Dove" (Barry - typical, but nice. And not on CD either, as far as I know)

only really NEW title is "Harry Potter"

Agnes of God GEORGE DELURES (I don't care how you spell his last name!)
Heart's in Atlantis MICHAEL DANNA (Only becuase of the generosity of MM.com am I reciving this score. Thanks a lot Peter! )

That's it!

Np: The Patriot (John Williams) *****/***** Yup you saw it FIVE baby! FIVE OUTTA' FIVE! OH YEAH YOU SAW IT RIGHT!!

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Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:
Richard, you STILL don't have Blue Max?

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I know, it's heresy...It is on the list, and I will try and acquire it before the year's end.

on order:
Barbra Streisand: Christmas Memories

Np: HP (JW)

• Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (John Williams) - Player Hedwig's Theme (which I already knew from the trailers and mp3 file, sounds great!) but won't play the rest.

From the libary:

• The People vs. Larry Flint (Thomas Newman) - My first T. Newman score
  
• Carl Davis: Ben-Hur (Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Davis)
  
• Anton Bruckner: Symphony #5 (London Philharmonic, Franz Welser-Möst)
  
• Philip Glass: Two Pages / Contrary Motion / Music In Fifths / Music In Similar Motion
  
• Philip Glass: Symphony #2 / Interlude from Orphée / Concerto for Saxophone Quartet and Orchestra
  
• Michael Nyman: The Piano Concerto / MGV

Mercury Rising - Barry
The Man In The Moon - Howard
Nightmare Cafe - Robinson
The Insider - Gerrard/Bourke/Revell
Thinner - Licht
Journey To The Center of the Earth - Rowland

All for 1.99 ea
Almost bought an extra copy of The Shadow(Goldsmith), but decided this was enough damage...

NP: Mercury Rising(Barry) Not bad....kind of like The Specialist Jr., with some nice flute scoring for the kid

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Originally posted by Richard Street:

I know, it's heresy...It is on the list, and I will try and acquire it before the year's end.

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Don't worry about it, you aren't the only one without a copy!

Sphere(Goldenthal)*********/*****-Yes Marian you ARE right.This is a great score.

Alien 3(Goldenthal)****/*****

Cobb(Goldenthal-again)****1/2/*****

Currently i'm waiting for'Titus'to arrive.

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Originally posted by Kyriacos S:
Sphere(Goldenthal)*********/*****-Yes Marian you ARE right.This is a great score.

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I told ya! My only concern is that the missing half (which I haven't heard, since I have yet to watch the film) is just as good (or perhaps better) than what is on the CD.

Meet Joe Black (T.Newman)
Autumn in New York (Yared)

has it's moments, but slightly disappointing

Lifeforce- Mancini
Under Fire- Goldsmith

Angela's AshesDialouge free Decca version - Williams

FSM:
Tora! Tora! Tora!- Goldsmith
Beneath The 12-Mile Reef- Herrmann

• Images (John Williams)
  
• The Accidental Tourist (John Williams)
  
• Bound (Don Davis)
  
• Young Sherlock Holmes 2CD (Bruce Broughton)
  
• East of Eden / Rebel Without a Cause (Leonard Rosenman)