Oh my god, you get me shakin' ma hips...

TA-ta, TA, ta-TA!
DYYYIN' EV'RYDAYYYYY for GOLD!!!
Why is there this lust for GOLD?

Woooo! I second your #5!

1. FACE/OFF Deluxe Edition (2CD as well, if possible) - John Powell
2. THE JACKAL (Score) Deluxe Edition - Carter Burwell
3. MR. MAJESTYK - Charles Bernstein
4. THE QUILLER MEMORANDUM - John Barry
5. GOLD and (fill in second one here) - Elmer Bernstein

Urs

handstand, July 7, 2007; 6:02 AM

1. The Horsemen - Georges Delerue - (3000 copies) Deluxe Edition
2. Chinatown - Jerry Goldsmith - (2000 copies) Deluxe Edition
3. Hercules - Pino Donaggio - (1000 copies)
4. Harlequin - Brian May - (1000 copies)
5. Desire Under the Elms & Gold - Elmer Bernstein - (3000 copies) double cd - two scores - by one composer

13thwarrior57, July 7, 2007; 8:55 AM

This is not a question to be answered without careful thought. It's like a Genie granting five wishes.

I would have to roll it over in my head for awhile.

I have one. "Won Ton Ton, The Dog Who Saved Hollywood" (Neal Hefti) 1000 copies.



victoravalentine, July 7, 2007; 11:07 AM

1. Alien (3000) Deluxe - Jerry Goldsmith
2. Friday the 13th (3000) Deluxe Edition - Harry Manfredini
3. The Apple (1000) - George S. Clinton
4. Bad Ronald (TV) (1000) - Fred Karlin
5. An American Werewolf in London and Airplane! (3000 - dbl) - Elmer Bernstein

erictyee, July 7, 2007; 11:38 AM

Tough question indeed. Let me suggest the following:

1. The Thief Who Came To Dinner - Henry Mancini
2. Hanover Street - John Barry
3. Conseil De Famille - Georges Delerue
4. Sleuth - John Addison
5. Night Moves / Parallax View / Poodle Springs - Michael Small


Cheerz,

David

coma, July 7, 2007; 11:52 AM

Top poser. Well two I have been wanting for ages are,

1. Jason And The Argonauts (3000) Deluxe Edition
2. Valley Of Gwangi (2000) Deluxe Edition
3. Grand Prix / Mackintosh Man (1000)
4. Hanover Street (1000)
5. Spartacus 2CD (3000) The complete score including alternate cues.

Any takers?

TheSaint.786, July 7, 2007; 2:07 PM

Straight Time (David Shire) a 500 copy run.

I anticipated this score being released when the film came out.

AND I'M STILL WAITING 29 YEARS LATER FOR CHRIST SAKE!!!

victoravalentine, July 7, 2007; 6:19 PM

Ah, this juvenile disquietness, workingwithamphetamines! ;-)))

coma, July 7, 2007; 6:37 PM

1. Chinatown - Jerry Goldsmith
2. Dead Ringers/Suites from David Cronenberg films - Howard Shore
3. The Prowler - Richard Einhorn
4. Falling Down - James Newton Howard
5. My Bloody Valentine & Prom Night - Paul Zaza, Carl Zittrer

philkws, July 18, 2007; 7:34 AM

Why is my seaview serenity and peace of mind being disturbed and termpted children???

The night is approaching and las vampyras stiletto lesbos are almost here to suck... blood.

Even after I'm granted a dozen 100 orgy wish titles from my personal devoted Jeannie... former Italian senator Tsitsiolina, I would still want more!

For the first two I vowed not too... what the heck.

~1 "Airport '77" - John Cacavas

~2 "Airport 79' The Concorde" (the least orgasmic film of the foursome but good scoring nevertheless... great opening suite) - Lalo Schifrin

While on the hay roll... why not?

~3 "Starflight One: The Plane That Couldn't Land" - Lalo Schifrin

Perhaps a nice trio combo deluXXX?!...

~4 "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things" / "Deathdream" - both by Carl Zittrer / "The Devil's Rain" - Al De Lory (who?)

~5 "Blind Terror" aka "See No Evil" - Elmer Bernstein, Andre Previn (rejected), David Whitaker (rejected)... yes, ALL threesome as well!

Also... you can shove the necrophilic "Horror Hotel" aka ''The City Of The Dead" anywhere you please.

Lottie... you miserable creature!

It has an eerie main title chanting theme with some jolty jazzy tunes in between as topping.

Sprinkle sprinkle with "Cruising" by Jack Nitzsche (by the way the DVD will finally be released in the up & cuming months... after the film received a spanking of a warm welcome at an exclusive Cannes engagement) including the complete array of all the punk songs to help gulp the 10 cups of morning espresso to relieve the bad hangover from the night before... as well as the climactic classic of a classical piece by Luigi.

Boccherini that is!

They're here... gotta go.

PS

"The Split" - Quincy Jones

:- x

serifiot, July 8, 2007; 3:45 PM

Hey Coma, what's this about "juvenile disquietness"? Especially coming from a person who has been pouting about the cancellation of "Le Mans" like an infant with a nipple pulled from it's mouth.

Hey Serifiot, the main title from "Cruising" can be heard on the Barre Phillips recording "Three Day Moon" as it was taken from that recording and used in the film.

victoravalentine, July 8, 2007; 6:04 PM

The Ten Commandments
Wind and the Lion
Gone with the Wind
Elizabeth and Essex
Masada

Originals only and remastered

dspin24358, July 8, 2007; 9:09 PM

My Bodyguard by Dave Grusin

The Toy by Patrick Williams



joelfan71, July 9, 2007; 4:37 AM

Two more of my own. "The Hills Have Eyes" (1976 /Don Peake) and "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" (1976/Jaime Mendoza Nava)

I've always loved these two films and their scores.

victoravalentine, July 10, 2007; 11:19 AM