Intrada Soundtrack Forum

A complaint you often hear among soundtrack collectors is 'double dipping': having a newer, more expanded edition of a favorite soundtrack released, and we just 'have' to get it.
I was thinking about this recently. I purchased the recent 'Rambo III - Re-mastered', basically for one track; 'Carolco Logo (w/electronic swoosh)'. I already owned the expanded Rambo III, released in 1989, but I'm insane for movie studio fanfares.
That makes 3 times for me for Rambo III: 1. The original Scotti Bros. cd. 2. The expanded score by Intrada in '89. 3. The remastered version just released.
I wondered, what's the most times you've dipped into a soundtrack release, and what would it take to make you dip again?

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These are my double-dips:

Jurassic Park & The Lost World: Jurassic Park (separate standard soundtracks and LLL's 4 CD set collection)
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (original soundtrack and LLL's expanded 3 CD set)
Jaws (original CD soundtrack and Intrada's 2 CD set)
Return of the Jedi (Special Edition RCA Victor 2CD set, original soundtrack CD -I missed "Lapti Nek" and the original "Ewok celebration"-, and Star Wars Ultimate Soundtrack Collection)
The Phantom Menace (Star Wars Ultimate Soundtrack Collection and The Phantom Menace Ultimate Edition)

I wouldn't even call heavy expansions many years after the original OST double dips. So the first three certainly don't count.

Predator (Varese CD Club)

Predator (Intrada Special Collection Volume ISC 141)

Predator (Intrada MAF 7118)

I think we are all guilty of buying / sourcing numerous copies of a title, especially if it's something we really love.

E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (John Williams) :

-1982 Original LP
-198? Original CD
-1996 Expanded Edition CD
-2002 20th Anniversary Edition SACD
-2017 25th Anniversary Complete Edition 2CD

Titanic (James Horner) :

-1997 Original CD
-1998 Back to Titanic
-1998 DTS CD
-2003 SACD
-2017 20th Anniversary Complete Edition 4CD