Intrada Soundtrack Forum

Some people have lofty goals. Take the oh so totally awesome, his sweat is perfume, Mark Zuckerberg, for instance. This guy let us know of his milestone achievements of the past few years and informed us that he plans to "fix" Facebook this year. Ideally, that would mean he plans to delete that cesspool rather than make it even more of a targeted advertising goldmine.

Anyway, we lesser people have smaller goals, and this community might have goals related to the hobby. It could be to give recent scores more of a chance, or to decide whether Dimitri Tiomkin actually knew what he was doing. Tell us your soundtrack goals.

I've always lived my life as aimlessly as possible and keep my goals at an absolute minimum. Speaking of Dimitri Tiomkin check this out...

https://youtu.be/ztpvQfiu9AA

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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

My goal is just to enjoy more what I have, and not so much on acquiring more music. Most of my holy grails have long been released, and some of them are highly unlikely to ever be released (Lava's THE GOOD GUYS AND THE BAD GUYS, for example, and Maurice Jarre's FIVE CARD STUD). If there may be some releases here and there than interest me, I will get them, of course, but I'm relaxed about finding new releases and new scores. Most of the stuff I ever wished for when I started to collect film music has been released by now, and I have it.

my goals for this first quarter of year
Vinyls
Godzilla Alexandre Desplat(Ordered)
The Thing Ennio Morricone Waxwork(Ordered)
The Thing A.Howarth L.Hopkins E.Morricone BSX Records(Arrived,COOL )
The Last of the Mohicans Soundtrack Limited Sepia-Toned Edition Limited Edition( limbo )
Midnight Run Danny Elfman (Arrived Outstanding)
Cds
Thor Ragnarok Mark Mothersbaugh( arrived ,not so great as listened in Theaters)


to be continued