Bounty95

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Edit: a few seconds too late

He'll know staying awake was worth it when they announce "Balfe at 20th - 4LP Vinyl collector's edition".

The Last Jedi is the better film, The Rise of Skywalker is the better Star Wars film.

This is not the flood you're looking for...

Apollo 13 (James Horner) Avatar (James Horner) Batman '89 (Danny Elfman) Braveheart (James Horner) Casper (James Horner) Cutthroat Island (John Debney) Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (James Newton Howard) Gladiator (Hans Zimmer) Glory (James Horner) Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Patrick Doyle) How to Train Your Dragon (John Powell) Legends of the Fall (James Horner) LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring (Howard Shore) LOTR: The Two Towers (Howard Shore) LOTR: The Return of the King (Howard Shore) Pirates of t

Doesn't matter, I'd sell my organs if I had to

Are you referring to the first six or to all nine?

I know there are some controversial choices in there and it's heavy on Star Wars. But hey, if everyone had the same opinion this thread wouldn't make sense. In release order: -Star Wars -The Empire Strikes Back -E. T. -Hook -The Phantom Menace -Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets -Attack of the Clones -Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban -Revenge of the Sith -The Rise of Skywalker (fight me!) 10 Honourable mentions (can be swapped with one of the above any time): -Superman -Raide

You know damn well that one of these titles will be Hook. Right?... RIGHT???

As Horner's OSTs are usually very comprehensive and represent his scores well, there are few expansions that are "essential" (unless you are a die-hard fan like me). Titanic is the first one that comes to my mind, as this is a rare occasion where I consider the OST to be a bad representation (it contains lots of unused material and is missing key cues). So the LLL is absolutely necessary. Braveheart was worth getting for "Romantic Alliance" alone. I'll also add Krull to the list. Willow is missing a lot of great material as well, so once Intrada

I'd love to listen to the whole thing but I don't think I will find the time anytime soon. Has anyone listened to this already and is willing to summarise the most interesting points (especially whether Mike said something about future releases)?

E.T. (Lalaland Records) - It went OOP before I was even aware of it. I still hope for a reissue some day.

I just came back to this forum after watching Hook only to find MV's message. This must be a sign! Last time I watched Jurassic Park LLL discovered some spare copies of the set hours later and I could finally pick it up. I guess it's time to watch some Star Wars.