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Yes. At the point of "Welsh & Witt Talk", but most importantly, "Attack On The Bivouac"

Rest in power. He mixed three of my favorites: 48 HRS, RoboCop 2, and The Fugitive

Some of the most noteworthy cues, imo. I love this score

Mr. Nelson also conducted the film recording of Last Tango In Paris, FWIW

Without knowing who Jerry Goldsmith was, my first encounter with his work was probably Mulan or The Mummy (and the Universal logo of course!) Once I knew the name Goldsmith, my next encounter was Total Recall. And I've been a lifelong fan since

This guy is selling it at a reasonable price from what seems like a stockpile of extra copies. That's where I got my copy

Very cool to hear some of the isolated synth parts in the DAW project file

Got my "order being prepared" email!

That did cross my mind, even though I did get an order confirmation, but since I ordered late Friday night, I'm going to assume that they'll send me some kind of update after the weekend

Sheesh. And after I paid ~$50 for a brand new copy on the secondary market lol

Screen Archives thankfully still has copies! Just ordered mine

I'm assuming that the electronics were left as part of the soundtrack and not recreated with a live synthesizer

Hopefully this retires the laserdisc isolated score!

I remember seeing this many years ago while I was in the 2nd grade, and never caught the title. In it, a teenage student and his friend, or some friends, decide to prank a bully (or another student?) by faking a transmission by a robot from outer space, or a very mechanical-looking alien. Does anyone else remember seeing this, and possibly remember the name?

Ego. Here is a link to Jay's post quoting the former Varese employees

I think Bryon Davis mentioned before that Varese at one point was close to releasing the film recording of Brainstorm, but was stopped by Robert Townson. So take that as evidence that the original tracks survive

Bit the bullet and ordered this before LLL closed for the holidays

Here, with Spanish subtitles:

Factually wrong. And as a New Yorker, "Taxi Chase" perfectly captures the feeling of a hectic commute on a hot summer's day

So would I!

Similar to my post about DH:WAV, the Michael Kamen Estate has published complete cue lists for almost all of his scores. In the case of Die Hard 2, they have even uploaded audio clips of both "Fight On The Wing" cues with piano overdubs, among other goodies. Hopefully they get released on a reissue, similar to what LLL did for Road House

In this website, the complete cue list for DH:WAV has been made available, and judging by slates such as "Drumbeat Source" and "Gang Confrontation", there is still material to be released. There are even audio clips of unused original versions of cues! Since they weren't included in La-La Land's set, I can only assume that they were only recently found by Kamen's estate. Either way, since the score is currently OOP, maybe eventually we will get a three-disc version with these extra goodies!

FSM user Mink has helped to curate a treasure trove of reference material for Michael Kamen's scores in this newly relaunched website, including complete cue lists! Just select "Movies" as a category in the catalogue, and you'll be able to see them

It will contain a Blu-ray of the theatrical cut, mastered from the same 4K scan: https://shoutfactory.com/products/jfk-collectors-edition

Can anyone identify which cue is heard in this sequence?