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I agree with many of the expansion wishes on this topic, but to pick some scores that have no "official" CD release at all:

THE HEROES OF TELEMARK - Malcolm Arnold
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS - George Delerue
FRENZY - Ron Goodwin
JULIUS CAESAR - Michael J. Lewis
GREYSTOKE - John Scott

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Sorry Roger, but I have to post two, five-score lists here. The first one
consists of the "Possible," and the second one of the "Probably Not Going To Happen". Hope springs eternal though.

Possible (?):

Chisum - D. Frontiere
Legend Of The Lone Ranger - J. Barry
One-Eyed Jacks - H. Friedhofer (Paramount...but still possible)
Howard The Duck - J. Barry
The High And The Mighty - D. Tiomkin

Probably Not Going To Happen (Please......surprise me, FSM, Intrada, Varese...et al):

Rio Bravo - D. Tiomkin (Five minutes or 20 minutes....I'm in.)
The Jayhawkers - J. Moross
Vera Cruz - H. Friedhofer
Lonely Are The Brave - J. Goldsmith
Face Of A Fugitive - Jerrald Goldsmith

And for good measure....one for the first list and one for the second:
Moonraker - J. Barry OST elements, expanded/remastered
The Well. - D. Tiomkin

Oh, man, I just thought of a big one: a complete release of the music from The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles--or at least expanded. I'm listening to Volume 3, and the absence of Peggy's two vocal performances--especially "The Man I Love"--from Young Indiana Jones and the Scandals of 1920 is near criminal. To have McNeely's adaptations of Williams from the bookends would nice to have as well, and there's a wealth of lovely music over the course of the series.

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About less thn a dozen of my holy grails have come out in the just the passed three years.

Seeing this thread come up again, it made me think: what are my current holy grails (which can change as I discover new scores) for films (not counting TV scores). This is my list (all on the lsit would be complete, remastered, and original tracks -- no re-recordings):


"Conan the Barbarian (Poledouris)
"The Ten Commandments" (Bernstein)
"Spartacus" (North)
"Back to the Future" (1-3; Silvestri)
"The Bodyguard" (Silvestri/ Barry [rejected])
"Gladiator" (rejected; Goldsmith)
"Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" (Newman)
"Psycho" (Herrmann)
"Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan" (Horner)
"Duel" (Goldenberg)


That's off the top of my head. Suyre I am missing some, but I am wondering if any of those might be coming, copnsidering the passed few years we've had nad studios that finally joined us. ONE OF US! ONE OF US! ONE OF US!

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My top 5 holy grails that I REALLY want in complete form-

1. The Lion King (Hans Zimmer) (my dearest ambition!)
2. Mulan (Jerry Goldsmith) (already have the promo, but a legit release would be awesome!)
3. Hook (John Williams)
4. Back To The Future trilogy (Alan Silvestri)
5. Balto (James Horner)