Intrada Soundtrack Forum

Intrada's released many excellent LPs on CD over the years in the best quality imaginable. Just off the top of my head they've released the LP presentations of The Dove, Bernstein Ava Collection, The Young Savages, The Andromeda Strain, The Organization, Gold, In Harm's Way, King Kong Lives, GE Theater, Gator, the two Flints, The Other Side of Midnight, Crawlspace, The Hindenburg, Judith, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, Mary Queen of Scots, The Last Valley, The Deep, The Quiller Memorandum, The Day of the Locust, Sleuth, SpaceCamp... whew!

Anyway, what ten LP presentations would you now like to see most on CD while negating the question of whether additional material exists? I'm sure Intrada knows very well what's best to prioritize and what can actually be done, but seeing some opinions wouldn't hurt. I'll go with, in no particular order:


Winning (Dave Grusin)
The Lost Man (Quincy Jones)
Foxes (Giorgio Moroder & Various)
Hello-Goodbye (Francis Lai)
Fast Break (David Shire)
Eyes of Laura Mars (Artie Kane & Various)
Night Shift (Burt Bacharach & Various)
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (Frank DeVol)
The Silencers & Murderers' Row (Elmer Bernstein & Lalo Schifrin)
Miklós Rózsa Polydor Albums

Great List - T. Newman Fan, I really like many of your choices. There are so many I could list but here's a list of ten Lp's from ten different composers.

Harper - Johnny Mandel
Shenandoah - Frank Skinner
The Scarlet and The Black - Ennio Morricone
The Yellow Canary - Kenyon Hopkins
Christopher Columbus - Riz Ortolani
Great Expectations - Maurice Jarre
No Way to Treat a Lady - Stanley Myers
Sister, Sister - Richard Einhorn
Rocket to the Moon - John Scott
The Seven-Per-Cent Solution - John Addison

THE GREAT WALDO PEPPER

THE LONG DUEL

MOUNTBATTEN, THE LAST VICEROY

WHERE'S JACK

SILENT RUNNING

THE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS

SALOME

THE SPANISH AFFAIR

BAREFOOT IN THE PARK

SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION

ENOLA GAY ......oops! that's eleven.

Oh definitely the three Rozsa Polydor albums...please! And Francis Lai's Hello-Goodbye & I'll Never Forget What's 'is Name, & Henry Mancini's The Great Waldo Pepper, not a lot of music, but great stuff, & I think that lot is all UMG (plus a load more albums). And another vote for Mandel's Harper.

Revenge of the Ninja - Rob Walsh
Let's Get Harry - Brad Fiedel
Quiet Cool - Jay Ferguson
Fright Night - Various
Grizzly - Robert O'Ragland
52 Pick-Up - Gary Chang
Firewalker - Gary Chang
Maniac Cop - Jay Chattaway
Code of Silence - David Michael Frank
Into the Night - Ira Newborn + Various
To name à few.

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Most Wanted Unreleased scores:
Howard Shore's AN INNOCENT MAN (1989) Touchstone/Buena Vista
Richard Halligan's THE OCTAGON (1980) American Cinema
Sante Maria Romitelli's GOD'S GUN (1976) MGM/Cannon
Trevor Jones' FREEJACK (1992) Morgan Creek

Excellent picks. It may sound ridiculous, but I would buy just about every one mentioned.

I've wondered about the tape status of Grizzly, as well as Jaguar Lives! and Goldenberg's The Domino Principle (two other albums released on the Japanese Seven Seas label). Great stuff.

I'm extremely grateful that we have yet another quality LP presentation from Intrada coming next week.

- Mackenna's Gold (Jones)
- A Dog of Flanders (Shefter/Sawtell)
- Shalako (Farnon)
- Interlude (Delerue)
- Marco the Magnificent (Garvarentz)
- In Cold Blood (Jones)
- The 39 Steps (Welsch)
- Tehran 43 (Garvarentz)
- Long John Silver (Buttolph)
- Moby Dick (Sainton)

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Most Wanted: Moonraker - complete; Inside Moves (John Barry), Volunteers; The Hand; Brainstorm - complete (James Horner); MacArthur; Supergirl -expanded (Jerry Goldsmith).