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[Hector J. Guzman]

Hey, guys! I need just a couple of titles by John Williams that are a little hard to find, but might be hard to find.

And some of the recent releases of concert music that also I've not been able to find.

You know like this titles:


*Gustav Holst: The Planets
John Williams - The Boston Pops Orchestra

*Pops Brittania
John Williams - The Boston Pops Orchestra

*Pops a la Russe
John Williams - The Boston Pops Orchestra

*Salute to Hollywood
John Williams - The Boston Pops Orchestra

*Bernstein by Boston
John Williams - The Boston Pops Orchestra

[Morn]

Make that an order for 2.

[Director]

I have "Salute To Hollywood". Is your post meant to generate interest in trade?

Dan - never selling any of his CDs......except for 1 or 2.....or 3

"The Wedding" from Bicentennial Man (Horner)

[Hector J. Guzman]

No, actually, I hava a friend in New York even as we speak, and he ask me to give him a list of hard to find CDs here in California, and you know the saying, if it's not in New York, it doesn't exist.

Doesn't need to be by Williams.

Something by Goldsmith, Horner. Rare recordings of a certain piece, you know.

(we'll that covers a lot of stuff, hehee oops)

Hector

[Director]

WHAT?!?!

So you just wanted to share with us your thoughts? Awww...how thoughtful.

Dan - who appreciates thoughtfulness

"Love Theme from Attack Of The Clones"

[Hector J. Guzman]

Whatever :?

[Director]

He he he he. All in good fun, my friend. All in good fun.

Dan - who loves the score to K-PAX (Shearmur)
-- random thought of the day

"Yoda and the Younglings" from Attack Of The Clones

[Harry Potter]

If anyone has an abundance of The Planets with JW, please let me know! I'd like one too!

~Harry

[AHerrera83]

No, actually, I hava a friend in New York even as we speak, and he ask me to give him a list of hard to find CDs here  in California, and you know the saying, if it's not in New York, it doesn't exist.

Doesn't need to be by Williams.

Something by Goldsmith, Horner. Rare recordings of a certain piece, you know.  

(we'll that covers a lot of stuff, hehee   oops)

Hector

Hector:
You might want to check out this link:

http://www.filmtrack...collect95.shtml

For a complete explanation of collector discs, start on this page and navigate through all its areas:

http://www.filmtracks.com/collecting/

I hope this helps!

Alejandro

[CruciformSword]

No, actually, I hava a friend in New York even as we speak, and he ask me to give him a list of hard to find CDs here  in California, and you know the saying, if it's not in New York, it doesn't exist.

Hector

I could not find "Hook" at any of the music stores near where I live in New Jersey. On my band trip to virginia, I found it and bought it in a Barnes and Nobles in Baltimore on the way home. So sometimes some things are just alot easier to find out of state.

-Jason

[Lurker]

I found it and bought it in a Barnes and Nobles

Joe probably knows this, but it seems to me that Barnes and Noble has an awesome soundtrack section. Pretty much anything reasonable I can think of, I can find there (no Cherry 2000 I'm afraid ). The only problem is they are a little pricey.

Neil

[Harry Potter]

Joe -- you have any Planets cds there? We can use some!

~Harry

[Director]

Yes, I'm interested too. When I was at the Sony Pictures lot, I found Philadelphia (Shore), The Yards (Shore), and As Good As It Gets (Zimmer) there. I picked them up. They had a huge amount of American Journey CDs, a few Yo-Yo Ma Plays... CDs and a slew of Horner stuff. It was so cool to go with film crew members to the studio shop, get a bite to eat and then go music shopping.

Dan - who bought himself a hat that his dog later made into a rag

"Speech/Children's Reprise" from Patch Adams (Shaiman)

[Morn]

I've seen Hook in a large shop in the centre of Sydney!

[Director]

Hook was there too. I've seen a few copies of Hook at different places throughout my travels.

Dan - wondering if he should pick up the next one he sees

[Hector J. Guzman]

I got Hook a couple of months ago, $4 at a used CD store.

[Director]

Good deal, Hector!

CONGRATS ON 400!

Dan - cheering the HDH Alliance and awaiting kind remarks when he reaches the same milestone

"Mujahadim and Opium" from The Living Daylights (Barry)

[Hector J. Guzman]

Thanks Dan!!!

Hector - who likes it here

[Director]

You're welcome!

Dan - feeling cordial

"Before the End" from The Legend Of 1900 (Morricone)

[Harry Potter]

I like it here too!

~Harry

[Ren]

*warm fuzzy feeling*

[Director]

How inviting.

Dan - adding to the sap

"Ring" from The Devil's Advocate (Howard)

[Ren]

you make me blush!

[Ren]

*cue up lovey-dovey elevator music*

[Director]

anyone have some Mancini stuff.

Dan - who has some Dave Koz jazz. (LOL)

"Learning the Ropes" from The Cowboys

[Ren]

i have a book on him

Ren-~eating a Bertie Bot Every Flavor Bean HOPEING it's not vomit!

[Director]

A book on Mancini or a book on Dave Koz?

Dan - intrigued

"Summer's Over" from The Cowboys

[Hector J. Guzman]

A book on Mancini? The composer?