Intrada Soundtrack Forum

one of the first CDs i bought directly from Intrada (had some LPs and CDs from your label before)
was Jaws 3 when it arrived 2007 and I was stoked about this release. 8 years later and you celebrate 30th anniversary and comes full circle for me with the twodisc Jaws 3D.
I have gotten many great CDs I have wished for during the years both big and small titles and ofcourse i have my favourites like Back to the Future, Alien, First Blood, Rocky 4 etc but the titled I went ballistic when released was ofcourse Love At First Bite

Getting a release from Intrada, you always know they aim for the best possible release, and it is always a pleasure putting the CD in the player the day it arrives.
Thanx for the first 30 years and lets hope for atleast another 30

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Happy birthday Intrada ! The first CDs I bought in the end of the 90's were only from Bruce Broughton: Honey I Blew Up the Kid and Heart of Darkness (Bruce Broughton) and Musical Dramas (because it had the generous "Adventure and Fantasy" section in it (The Monster Squad, Harry and the Andersons, Young Sherlock Holmes, Glory and Honor which I have bought separetely once the complete scores for each one of them have become a reality during the following decades thanks to you guys...).
The first CD I have bought from the Intrada site was The Last Starfighter around 1999 if I remember correctly and a bit later The Son of the Morning Star. You made me love Bruce Broughton and Craig Safan more and more (and so many more since then), you gave wings to my passion at a young age, you saved our favorite music from rotting in the studio vaults. Intrada is essential to our world : you have saved and spread the most beautiful music man has ever created and you have kept our passion for film music alive for 30 years now (almost all of my life). Amazing. Let our hearts go on.

It's nothing short of incredible to see what Intrada has done for the works of Broughton, Horner, Fielding, Small, Donaggio, Rosenthal, Silvestri, Poledouris, Young, Elmer Bernstein, Delerue, Mancini, Barry, Conti, Jarre, Band, David Newman, and that guy named Jerry Goldsmith. With those names represented so well over the years, it's no wonder why the label continues strong.

On top of all that, I greatly appreciate the label's willingness to pursue albums for some less appreciated composers such as Gil Mellé, Lee Holdridge and Terry Plumeri, and doing about as much as possible with Charles Bernstein's scores.

Just so I'm not overly effusive, I'll say that a little more Ron Goodwin and introducing television staples such as Oliver Nelson and Mike Post & Pete Carpenter wouldn't hurt.

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