Intrada Soundtrack Forum

Conti's BLOOD IN BLOOD OUT. I bought a brand new copy of the Varese disc years ago and am still paying it off. Great score too.

For lp...

Along with my "play" copies, I also have sealed original copies of my two favorite scores of all time...

THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK

THE FINAL CONFLICT

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For cd

expense or current going rate have nothing to do with it...

import releases for

King Kong Lives
Legend (the Jerry Goldsmith score)

domestic releases for

Dead Zone
North and South
North and South Book II
Friday the 13th (LLLR)
Medal of Honor Box (LLLR)
Superman Box (FSM)
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Special mention to Intrada for ALL of their expansions/complete releases. It doesn't get better than that.

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Valuable to me on many different levels... Would not trade them for anything in the world.

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Another awesome year with Intrada... 2012

Mine is probably the 2-CD Academy promo of John Williams A.I.-Artificial Intelligence.

Damn proud to own The Wild Side Of Henry Mancini, a 1961 pressing of the 1958 Touch Of Evil score. The LP is a radio station promo only release (1000 copies?) with some tracks not included on the commercial LP from 1958. Found a copy in mint condition at some junk store in Ohio many moons ago for 50 cents. It usually sells for a couple of fat franklins oneline. My guess is when Mancini's popularity soared after Peter Gunn and Breakfast At Tiffany's, his earlier score for Touch Of Evil was revisited by this release.

The recording was legendary when I found a copy, I knew of it from the liner notes of the Citadel release of the score from 1980, that LP combines both earlier LP's into one. Very happy that day when I found the LP, a feeling only us old school vinylfingers can really and truly understand...

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"I used to worry about losing my mind. Now that I've lost it I don't worry about it anymore." -Wavy Gravy

Nice. I've never actually seen this record in all my long years of picking through dusty, dirty record bins. Good for you!

Until my copy of the Star Trek: TMP score arrives, I'd say the most valuable score I own is probably one of the first I collected:



It was the first score I ever owned by myself and it was the first John Williams score I owned to boot. To this day I can put this on and be totally transported back to the Savoy Cinema in Dublin in July 1993 and be twelve again and totally psyched to see actual realistic looking dinosaurs on screen!

Since then I think I've gotten all but four of the Williams/Spielberg collaborations from 1975-1995. The later scores, hmm, not so in love with but must get them at some point.

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My Intrada purchases - happy with every one!