Maglorfin

I wouldn't buy a box with the Elfman Spider-Mans, but I'd definitely buy this. Count me in. Also a great idea by Ray Barnsbury.

I agree. Personally, I own and immensely enjoy both Jaws (25th Anniversary) and Jaws II CDs. Sure, you can't miss with either of them, but Jaws is truly that eternal classic.

Yeah, you definitely should, looks like you could finish as rich as Bill Gates couple of years from now!

Thanks for pointing that out! But why does it only go on sale on February 28th there instead of today? Oh yeah, almost every time I order something (usually CDs or books) from USA (which is at least several times a year), I get taxed. Customs charges, 20 % or 8,5 % VAT and some post charges. But the "funny" thing is that even after all these expenses, I usually manage to save a little something as opposed to our prices in Slovenia. So yeah, the $/€ relationship is certainly a good thing for us. Please copy his reply here when you receive it, willya?

He also played piano for Henry Mancini.

Damn right.

Can you post a link to that? 8O Guys, stop guessing, better wait those 5 days that are left and let ourselves be surprised once more.

OK, when listening to stuff like Dream Theater or Symphony X, the chewing is somewhat less of a problem, I'll admit that.

I also started watching Keeping Up Appearances again. Terrific stuff.

Hook - Prologue Psycho - Prelude Home Alone - Holiday Flight The Omen - 666 (on Deluxe Edition) Dances With Wolves - TwoSocks (The Wolf Theme) and Ride To Fort Hays (exactly 2:00 8O) For Your Eyes Only - Cortina and Unfinished Business/Bond Meets Kristatos LotR - FotR - Three Is Company and Orthanc Chocolat - Vianne Sets Up Shop Certainly there's lots more, but let that be it for the time being.

Johan de Meij's Symphony No. 3 - 'Planet Earth' (both original - wind symphony and symphonic version). Great stuff.

Exactly, mere days before the concert (to which I was able to come) JW finished work with LSO for SW: RotS and left for USA, 'cause he had no time left to conduct that concert. Real bad luck. I'm from Europe too, been to London on LSO film music concert twice already, but the odds of seeing Williams conduct there some time again now seem close to zero. 8O And I too can't afford the trip to USA, whilst JW could come to London twice a day if he wanted ...

For the very same reason I usually avoid eating when listening to tha muzak.

Same here. 8O I guess I'll be ordering too, though I'm only coming home (from a concert of Rimski-Korsakov's Scheherazade) one hour after the sale start and I hope that all 3000 copies won't have gone already ... Living in Europe, it'll also be not quite so "friendly-priced" for me (shipping costs, import taxes, VAT ...), but somehow I've also decided that it's a must-have box for me.

Ronin. Great action, especially car chase stuff, really eye-popping. Also fine score by Elia Cmiral, fits the film perfectly.

Bought Ronin a week or so ago. A terrific action movie for my taste and De Niro is quite as good as it gets. Also a nice score job by Elia Cmiral, suits the film and its moods perfectly.

I also heard that, but have not yet seen the movie. I also never saw the 1957 original, of which the 2007 version is a remake. I'm planning to watch the remake pretty soon. Yesterday, however, I saw Cast Away. Interesting, Silvestri's score only comes in around 1 1/2 hrs into the movie.

Gee, I didn't even know that Goldsmith did Dennis the Menace score. Come to think of it, sounds like a title that could some time be released in Varese's Soundtrack Club, doesn't it?

Definitely Aliens. Amazing job by the LSO and Eric Tomlinson. I can listen to this CD all day. One of my all-time fav soundtracks.

A very inspired performance. Great stuff. JW's credit should have been first!

Exactly.

I also like The Omen (the 1976 one). Simple and effective.

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. The score is quite OK. Planning on watching Heat today.

Live And Let Die.

334. For Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone, he read the book on which the movie is based, which he otherwise never does, and really enjoyed it.