Or, you can try to find it on eBay.com. A copy is eventually auctioned off.

Screen Archives, when it first issued the title, had a limited run of deluxe sets with lavish booklet in a box set. Those are scarce. One was on eBay last year and went for a bundle.

The music on the regular CD is the same music and the insert is informative.

The original you can get at Screen Archives or Intrada, for roughly the same price. The re-recording is available at Footlight or, for a better deal, at www.cheap-cds.com .

Which is the better deal? That's a case of apples and oranges. The OST is complete (72 minutes), but much of the recording is in horrible condition, with static on every conceivable level. The Silva re-recording (Tony Bremner & Philharmonia Orchestra) is less complete (55 minutes), but most of the best stuff is there. Unfortunately, despite Bremner's incredible attention to detail, the performance seems somewhat lackluster and does not have the flare of the original recording. Both CDs have excellent inserts. I have both versions. Good luck.

Audacity

PeterK

A piece of advise: If you want to offer scores for more than the price of a cdr, e-mail the person, don't offer it on the board where everyone can read it. Have a little more sense than that man, or do you want the FBI to show up at your door?