that´s a bootleg.

it contains the complete score from "the mummy" by goldsmith. it also contains all the missing tracks from "the mummy returns" which were not in the official release. it also contains the missing tracks from "scorpion king" which were not on that official release.

sound qualitiy is pretty decent.

"egypt enterprises"...yeah right :)

l_arne, January 30, 2008; 1:29 AM

Thanks for your answer!

But i don't understand how bootleggers can have access to some unreleased tracks ...

The sound of a bootleg is mp3 , am i right ?

lunar666, January 30, 2008; 1:34 AM

Very simple answer to that: They more than likely ripped the music from the surround channels of the Dolby Digital tracks on the DVD.

kriegerg69, January 30, 2008; 2:04 AM

I don't understand why the studios never sells the complete score of their soundtracks , if they did then there will be less bootleg because the fan want to have the complete score of his favorite soundtracks...

lunar666, January 30, 2008; 12:04 PM

lunar666,
What's your email address?
I may have some news for you.

psicorpsranger, January 30, 2008; 7:54 PM

Why do you want my e-mail to tell me the news ?
You know if it's about bootlegs or whatever you can talk here , we're in democracy ...
But anyway my e-mail adress is in my profile ;)

lunar666, January 30, 2008; 8:46 PM

when the dad-burned label itself matches something that has anything remotely to do with the movie's plot, location, or characters (ie APE records for KING KONG LIVES, or that WITCHES OF EASTWICK forgery - I forget which 'punny' label put that one out)...then it's a big-ass obvious bootleg.

B~


bugoobiga, January 31, 2008; 1:11 AM

it's such a bootleg that it's a geltoob

bugoobiga, January 31, 2008; 1:13 AM