Wouldn't we all.

satanbug69, August 13, 2007; 2:46 PM

Not really.

coma, August 13, 2007; 5:31 PM

While I was browsing the net just today, I found a blog which has 17 tracks of BTTF score to download. So, I took a listen and it appears to be a 'cut and paste' job of DVD rips. Sounds okay. Actually, it sounded bad. There was only a couple of tracks that sounded good. The rest were either clicky (or had popping sounds) throughout them or had very noticable changes in sound since they were pasted together. I guess the trilogy CD is going to have to do for now!

Daniel.J.Bird, August 13, 2007; 5:57 PM

there is a bootleg CD with about 40 mins. of score. great sound quality!

red.bprd, August 13, 2007; 6:15 PM

Where is this CD?

Daniel.J.Bird, August 13, 2007; 7:40 PM

I have seen it on ebay. the price was pretty high. sometimes the cd runs about 70+ mins, because not only the score but also the songs from the original album are on it.

you can email me at red.bprd@yahoo.de for a tracklist a have somewhere.

take care!

red.bprd, August 14, 2007; 2:39 AM

Apart from the 17 tracks available on the Delorean bootleg there is about 3-4 extra tracks on the legal BTTF Trilogy CD by John Debney

dln1700, August 14, 2007; 6:50 AM

The official OST album has about 20 minutes of his score.

philkws, August 14, 2007; 10:33 AM

11 minutes (and the main theme is reprised)


falcsanz, August 14, 2007; 10:40 AM

I just found a blog which has 23 or some odd tracks of both score and OST music. But it sounds like crap. It's MP3 format at 320 kbps, but it doesn't sound it. Honestly, John Debney's re-recording sounds better.

Daniel.J.Bird, August 14, 2007; 11:09 AM

The album you are looking for is the limited edition of 500 copies Released by Movie Music Records. Titled "Back to the Future" Original Motion Picture Score. This release is approved by Universal. The album contains 17 Tracks which i am told is the entire score from the film. I picked this up on ebay brand new and sealed for a very cheap price but i have seen them go for as much as £50 - £70.

Keep a look out

Hope this is of some help

lax4pm

lax4pm, August 20, 2007; 7:55 AM

ive seen this back to the future score on ebay...at starting price of 99.99!! is it worth this money? its the limited 500 version so he says and has sold 2 and has 2 left and says he bought a load b4 company went bust!Have a lookon ebay and c what u think? i want it bad but not sure about paying that much!And how good is back to the future part 2 score??

stephen legate

stephen.legate, August 20, 2007; 11:00 AM

Lax 4pm Don't be fooled into thinking that release you talk about is "approved by Universal", it's not it's just another bootleg! There are people selling those copies on ebay, but the truth is it has NEVER been released officially except in the versions which are coupled with the songs. Bob Gale and Alan Silverstri have said it is unlikely to be released due to high cost musicians union fees.

soundtracks, August 20, 2007; 11:47 PM

Well i just bought 5 back to the future score cds on ebay in usa,for buy it now of 50 pound!They were the delorean score,back to the future part 2,part 3,the original soundtrack and the score with the songs ,but when they arrived the delorean score would not play!it just said empty disc..when i mailed the seller bout this he said it played fine b4 he sent it,so am a bit dissapointed,but atleast i have the full score on cd with the songs,i was told the person who was selling the score he claims is limited to 500 on ebay had one left,he offerd it to me for 99.99,but am holding out for a delorean copy.

stephen.legate, September 28, 2007; 8:00 PM

I dont think thas the high cost of orchestra are the only and priority reason, posibly this cost is not any problem, because there(universal) likely have master tapes of BTTF Score. The reason is, (and this have say A.Silvestri on interview) that universal have one and only copyright for BTTF Score, and will for this time not release official complete score of BTTF, and second they will not sell the copyright to another records, that mean too then Silvestri can't record anew this score on another records company (for example on Varese) - that is why Varese recorded BTTF Score with John Debney. Big hurt. Why such political Universal regulation? Alan don't know.

Why the universal will not record anew complete score?

back.to.80, September 1, 2008; 3:50 PM