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I like his arrangement of Anything Goes in Temple of Doom.

Looks like it's Williams conducting: http://www.hip-o.com/releasedetail.asp?id=B000306002 I wish it had been Fiedler too

I agree with the ones mentioned so far, especially Waterworld and The Mummy Returns. I'd add Stargate and the film version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera.

Congrats Stewdog1. You even beat someone who had a SEALED copy! Sealed copies of these were consistently selling for over $250 on eBay. Now I've noticed they are lucky to break the $200 mark. Buyers at eBay are a fickle lot and this is probably a short-lived trend. My biggest profit from selling a CD on eBay was when I sold THE BLACK CAULDRON for $130. I bought it new for $15 at my local store.

Heartbeeps 8O Vaughan Williams Symphony No. 2 (1913 version)

Forrest Gump Field of Dreams Miracle on 34th Street when Santa Claus (Ed Gwenn) starts speaking Dutch to the little girl Superman when Jonathan Kent dies Return of the King when everyone bows to the hobbits

There are some DVDs that have isolated scores you R2 people have that we R1 folk do not: BICENTENNIAL MAN and LAST OF THE MOHICANS come to mind

Someone has it listed on eBay already. They make it sound like they already have it in hand and ready to ship. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...7&category=1058

Get your copy before it's too late! http://www.varesesarabande.com/details.asp...0702%2D1011%2D2

Angela's Prayer from Angela's Ashes

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure has a great isolated score track with entertaining commentary by Elfman. Highly recommended!

Nobody has mentioned Under Fire. It is one of my all time favorite Goldsmith scores.

Star Wars Close Encounters Empire of the Sun A.I.

Hook

I had never heard of Michael Giacchino until reading this post today. I went to the links that Fiery Angel and Rogue Leader suggested and did some listening and I must say that I am truly impressed with what I heard. I even pre-ordered the Secret Weopons Over Normandy CDs at La-La Land Records. Thanks everyone for introducing me to an artist who I think will take his place among the musical greats. I can't wait for The Incredibles now!

Howard Shore confirms the release of the complete score at soundtrack.net http://www.soundtrack.net/features/article/?id=111. Great news!

Perhaps another indication that this news is true is the fact that none of the scheduled soundtrack releases of The Return of the King will feature any new music composed for the Extended Edition of The Two Towers.

WYATT EARP - James Newton Howard (sound quality in the demonstration class!)

I have to weigh in with those who love LIBERTY FANFARE.