russds

I was thinking the same thing when I heard that.

Any chance this list could be updated? Obviously the megaupload links don't work any more. Would love to hear this stuff. Thanks! -Russ

Wow, that's awesome! Just wondering, is there a new place/forum/page for these mock ups and fan-made recordings? Obviously the ones on megaupload don't work any more, i'm also not able to access http://www.multiupload.com/ (possibly blocked at my work though, not sure). What would be great is a google doc maybe that's organized by score, and timing (9m1) and then the various fan made mockups. Although I did read in the Policies of this forum that discussion is only about music, and not where to find it, but since this thread is already here, i would love to be able to listen to these. Thanks!

Btw, not sure if this has been posted before, but this seems to be a pretty good collection of all the music: http://theinfernomusicvault.blogspot.com/2008/07/summer-of-inferno-begins-indiana-jones.html Seems like these people spliced all the different stuff together. I downloaded TOD, and so far, I love it!

It's always been my favorite of the Indy Scores. I think I've listen to March of the Slave Children at least once a day for the last 20 years....25 if i'm honest.

I'm also interested in anything temple of doom score related. I put together some videos and stuff i found here: http://templeofdoomscore.tumblr.com/ Thanks!

I think that youtube clip is a pretty good stitch of all the music out there. I always hated how I could never get that cool A Theme mixed with short rounds theme. Anyone remember the old standup video game TOD? I remember this was the only other place (way back then) that you could here that cool mix of Theme A with short rounds theme, other than cassette taping it from the end credits at the theater. I remember thinking, how did they get it on that video game, but i can't get it on tape!!

That's a really great find, and observation. The music at 4:20 really seems like it could have been scored originally, but later removed. The last bit seems like it was added later, just added to close out the piece in a more concert fashion. I've seen some recording of this Tanglewood in 2008, I would love it if they would do something like that again! Great find!