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Being a HUGE FAN (pun intended) of IMAX films and their perspective scores, I thought that I'd make a list of the ones that I have and know that exist. Can anyone add to this list of available IMAX scores on CD?


Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees - Amin Bhatia
India: Kingdom of the Tiger - Michael Brook
Michael Jordan to the Max - John Debney
Sedona: The Spirit of Wonder - Kurt Bestor
The Alamo: The Price of Freedom - Merrill Jenson
Ghosts of the Abyss - Joel McNeely
Ocean Men - Cliff Eidelman
Pueblo del Sol, El - Lee Holdridge
Across the Sea of Time - John Barry
Nascar - Eric Colvin
Cosmic Voyage - David Michael Frank ( Composer Promo )
Galapagos - Mark Isham
Flyers - Basil Poledouris
Fire on the Mountain - Basil Poledouris ( Same Cd as "Flyers" )
Chronos - Michael Sterns
Baraka - Michael Sterns - Dead Can Dance
The Secret of Life on Earth- Jennie Muskette
Wings of Courage - Gabriel Yared
Bears - Violaine Corradi
Wolves - Michel Cusson
Roving Mars - Philip Glass
Magic Box - Alan Slivestri (Bootleg)
Special Effects: Anything Can Happen - Christopher L. Stone ( Composer Promo )
Horses: The Story of Equus - Roger Mason
Aliens of the Deep - Jeehun Hwang ( Composer Promo )
The Legend of Loch Lomond - John Lunn ( Composer Promo )
Africa: The Serengeti - Hans Zimmer ( Uses Music from "The Power of One" )
Sydney: A Story of a City - Christopher Gordon
Race for Atlantis - Gary Guttman (OOP)

Ride Around the World - Brain Satterwhite (soundtrack coming soon - http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:6TeJ ... =clnk&cd=3 )

Kilimanjaro: To the Roof of Africa - Alan Williams
Amazon - Alan Williams
Mark Twain's America - Alan Williams ( Composer CD-R Promo )
Island of the Sharks - Alan Williams

Journey Into Amazing Caves - Steve Wood
Everest - Steve Wood
The Living Sea - Steve Wood
Dolphins - Steve Wood
The Discovers Steve Wood[i]
Greece: Secrets Of The Past - [i]Steve Wood - http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/stevewood
Mystery of the Nile - David Giro and Steve Wood - http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/girowood

Ocean Oasis - Alan Reeve - http://www.sdnhm.org/store/oosoundtrack.html\
Sharks - Christophe Jacquelin - http://cdbaby.com/cd/cjacquelin1
Ocean Wonderland - Christophe Jacquelin - http://cdbaby.com/cd/cjacquelin2

Yellow Stone - Bill Conti
The Grand Canyon - Bill Conti

Wild Australia: The Edge - Nigel Westlake
SolarMax - Nigel Westlake
Antarctica - Nigel Westlake

Mission to Mir - Micky Erbe and Maribeth Solomon
The Dream is Alive - Micky Erbe and Maribeth Solomon
Blue Planet - Micky Erbe and Maribeth Solomon
Destiny in Space - Micky Erbe and Maribeth Solomon

Shackelton's Antarctic Adventure - Sam Cardon
Lewis & Clark's - Sam Cardon
Whales - Sam Cardon
Hearst Castle - Sam Cardon
Zion Canyon: Treasure of the Gods - Sam Cardon
Texas: The Big Picture - Sam Cardon
Mysteries of Egypt - Sam Cardon

T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous - William Ross ( Composer Promo )
Young Black Stallion - William Ross ( Composer CD-R Promo )

Deep Sea 3D - Danny Elfman (cd released this fall as ‘Serenada Schizophrana’)

Extreme - D.J. Fresh/Soulfood (song compilation)

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Theme Park Rides

Back to the Future: The Ride - Alan Silvestri (Back to the Future trilogy CD)
Soarin' Over California - Jerry Goldsmith (Disney's California Adventure CD)

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Odds and ends

Polynesian Odyssey - Merrill Jenson ( One track released on Jenson's Compilation CD )
The Journey Inside - David Shire ( One track released on his composer promo )

Looks pretty gosh darn complete to me Scorehead, good job!!

What was the very first IMAX film?

I saw CHRONOS in 1985 in San Diego, and have loved it ever since. It's interesting also how common time-lapse photography has become since then, especially on PBS and Discovery channel-type shows. It's even found it's way into dramatic films more and more frequently in the last ten years.

Thanks for the cool list, I love all those large format films. Do you know anything of Douglas Trumbull's SHOWSCAN process, and what, if anything, was ever done with that? I know it was originally designed to be used in his BRAINSTORM of 1983, but then wasn't. (At least as far as I know.)

Give me your email address, would you? I want to ask you a private question.

THEKONGINATOR

Also add to your list:

Ocean Men - Cliff Eidelman (Official release?)

Across the Sea of Time - John Barry (Official release I think)

Flyers - Basil Poledouris
Fire on the Mountain - Basil Poledouris ( Same Cd as "Flyers" )
(Both bootlegged I think)

Kilimanjaro: To the Roof of Africa - Alan Williams (Promo I think)
Amazon - Alan Williams (Hybrid HY20004 - 17 tracks - 41:14)

The Grand Canyon - Bill Conti (Bootleg)

Wild Australia: The Edge - Nigel Westlake (Tall Poppies TP085 - 10 tracks - 34:49)
Antarctica - Nigel Westlake (Tall Poppies TP012 - 13 tracks - 37:06)

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You're right!

Gary Guttman did do [b]"RACE FOR ATLANTIS"[b]
I mistook it for another release that Wood had, which I had originally left off the list, [b]"THE DISCOVERS."[b]

Yes - most of Wood's scores were with Danial May and utilizing the nostalgia of muisc from the golden sounds of 70's of classic rock.


I love the info so far, thanks guys!!!

~ Scorehead

add ROBOTS OF MARS by Frederic Talgorn to the list

here's an interesting link featuring Mr Talgorn's music...

http://robotsofmars.com/trailers.html

[quote="governor"] ROBOTS OF MARS by Fredrick Talgorn [/quote]



Wow - that's great! I wasn't aware that his score had been released on CD. Do you have a link to where it can be purchased?

~ Scorehead[/quote]



There is a reason why you wont find it.... Though it's an incredible score, Talgorn's [b]"ROBOTS OF MARS"[/b] has [u]never[/u] seen a commercial CD release.

- Oz

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