Naïve Old Fart

Sorry. Bit of a balls-up. I meant to post: Oh, all right. You can have a 50th anniversary Sugarland Express. Don't say I don't do anything for the fans, but you can't have Star Wars. That fucking mouse has got it, for all time.

This sounds amazing!

@Datameister, I'm more than happy with the OST of BACK TO THE FUTURE... and I even like the songs

I don't care how many times you ask for it: you're not going to get a 50th anniversary Sugarland Express.

Without the slightest hesitation: no. Every expanded score that I have ever heard has been worth it. It's like reading a book with all the chapters in place. It's how the score was meant to be heard. I understand that not so long ago, we only had 40 minutes-ish of vinyl (80, if we were fortunate) to listen to, and that one could get used to hearing that, and accepting it. From the time that I started to collect soundtracks, however, I became painfully aware that so much music was missing from the record. I wanted this music, so I taped films off of the telly, then video, and then I started buying VHS tapes, just for the extra music. Obsessional? Maybe. Enjoyable? Definitely. Then came the chance to have all that music that was swamped by sound effects, and dialogue, and I grabbed it with both hands. I have never stopped. There are people at JWfan who are very content with OSTs, and who do not have the desire to purchase all these expansions. I'm down with that, but I want all the music that I can get.

That there is. I've not seen it, but when I was going through my "all things Rush" phase, I read the book. It has high ideals, but that's no bad thing. Anyhoo... still looking forward to MEGALOPOLIS.

From what I've read, it's got a THE FOUNTAINHEAD feel about it.

Hey! It's Dr. Otto Hasslein.

... and stored it in tin caans

I'm far more interested in Tuesday Weld

@JTN, you, too, have a very nice dad.

"Whatever you want... Mr. Reagan."

What's in the box?

I heard that Hill played a kid, in BEN-HUR.