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It was very specifically stated on the site that the pre-orders could not be changed or cancelled because they were pre-orders. This is what prompted me to order it when it was it was still available; it sounded just strange enough to make me nervous.

I’ve gotten the shipping notice for mine, but like others have said if you track it looks like it’s just sitting there.
 
The way this is going I half expect to receive an email at some point: “We are sorry to inform you that your order has been cancelled, we did not actually expect anyone to order this product so we did not make any.”

I’ve gotten the shipping notice for mine, but like others have said if you track it looks like it’s just sitting there.
 
The way this is going I half expect to receive an email at some point: “We are sorry to inform you that your order has been cancelled, we did not actually expect anyone to order this product so we did not make any.”

It was very specifically stated on the site that the pre-orders could not be changed or cancelled because they were pre-orders. This is what prompted me to order it when it was it was still available; it sounded just strange enough to make me nervous.

I’ve gotten the shipping notice for mine, but like others have said if you track it looks like it’s just sitting there.
 
The way this is going I half expect to receive an email at some point: “We are sorry to inform you that your order has been cancelled, we did not actually expect anyone to order this product so we did not make any.”

I’ve gotten the shipping notice for mine, but like others have said if you track it looks like it’s just sitting there.
 
The way this is going I half expect to receive an email at some point: “We are sorry to inform you that your order has been cancelled, we did not actually expect anyone to order this product so we did not make any.”

Hitt's Yellowstone album is amazing.

The Sun Also Rises -- Hugo Friedhofer (Gerhardt's recording of this on the Captain Blood disc is superb!)
 
There's also a great sunrise cue in his score for The Best Years of Our Lives.
 

Soul of the Ultimate Nation
Skip the Hobbit crap! This is the only follow-up to Shore's Ring Trilogy that you need.

1. The Artist Who Did Not Want To Paint
2. The Wind and the Lion
3. Night Crossing
4. Star Trek: The Motion Picture
5. Planet of the Apes
6. Capricorn One
7. The Blue Max
8. The Final Conflict
9. Star Trek: The Final Frontier
10. 100 Rifles

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You can never have enough Jerry.

Jaws 2 as well, please!

Stanley and Iris
Lovely, intimate. Perfect for an Autumn afternoon, with the leaves starting to fall...
Above and Beyond (Hugo Freidhofer)
His music for the atomic bomb is much akin to his searing main/end titles from The Sun Also Rises (as heard on the Gerhardt Errol Flynn album). I really need to check out more of his stuff.
The Jayhawkers (Jerome Moross)
This is The Big Country: Part Two. I'm not complaining.
The Hobbit: AUJ
War Horse
Plowing

It was inevitable that I'd eventually order this one, despite already owning the Rhino, the Sony 2-Disc form the early 90's, and Rozsa's London re-recording.
"One God, that I can understand; but one release of Ben-Hur? That is not civilized! It is not generous!"

(been meaning to get this for a while, finally ordered largely because of some of the recent comments about the Memoirs of a Geisha suite)
I'm listening to The Five Sacred Trees right now, I'm not really familar with Williams' concert work, so this is new territory for me.

Another Gerhardt crossed off the list; this disc tends to get mixed reviews, from what I've seen (James Southhall's fervent recommendation seems to be an exception), I'm curious to judge for myself.

My second Gordon (already have Moby Dick), I'm begining to think this guy can do no wrong. What else of his do I need?

(been meaning to get this for a while, finally ordered largely because of some of the recent comments about the Memoirs of a Geisha suite)
I'm listening to The Five Sacred Trees right now, I'm not really familar with Williams' concert work, so this is new territory for me.

Another Gerhardt crossed off the list; this disc tends to get mixed reviews, from what I've seen (James Southhall's fervent recommendation seems to be an exception), I'm curious to judge for myself.

My second Gordon (already have Moby Dick), I'm begining to think this guy can do no wrong. What else of his do I need?

Ah right, I forgot you don't like the Japanese.

I believe it's been said - by Paramount was it? - that they want to remaster and preserve all the Trek scores, so the remaining shouldn't be too far away.