Intrada Soundtrack Forum

My first CD was The Lion King...both the English and German version!

CK

My first two purchased CDs were
TAXI DRIVER - Bernard Herrmann
and
THE RUNNING MAN - Harold Faltermeyer

Way back in 1987

Oohhh, fun!

My first CD was the peerless Michael Kamen's unequalled "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen" sometime in 1988. I had to copy it to cassette on my Dad's CD player - I didn't get my own until two years later.

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Karl Morton IV

"Enjoy every sandwich."
-- Warren Zevon

Despite being interested in film music for much longer, my first soundtrack CD was Christopher Gunning's score for Dennis Potter's Karaoke and Cold Lazarus back in 1996.

Cold Lazarus is definitely worthy of expansion if any label can sort out the legal quagmire that surrounds it!

Hell, I'll settle for a simple, bare-bones DVD release of those two. Some hope, huh?

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Karl Morton IV

"Enjoy every sandwich."
-- Warren Zevon

First soundtrack CD - Searching for Bobby Fischer, which was sent to me as a consolation for not getting tickets to see it at the LFF (London Film Festival), at least I think it was.

First soundtrack cassette - I think it was A View To A Kill, but I wouldn't swear to it.

First soundtrack LP - Either American Anthem or An American Tail.

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"Now I don't wanna kill you and you don't wanna be dead!"

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"If music doesn`t sing, or dance, or have an interesting harmonic concept, then it shouldn`t be there at all. A film score should burn with its own fire, not merely glow in the dark like a pretty charcoal." – John Barry, 1972