I will probably order all three.

I also just ordered Geoff Leonard's rerecording CD (Silva Screen) of ROBIN AND MARIAN because Geoff deserves the support for the investment he made years ago to make this music available to a wider public - when the original recording could only be found on a bootleg.

handstand, December 10, 2008; 12:01 PM

I too intend to buy Robin And Marian (it is the first official recording on CD, after the Sherwood bootleg, so it is welcome), whereas I'm rather sceptical about the other two issues. I own the previous Cassandra Crossing (RCA) and The Golden Voyage Of Sindbad (Prometheus!) and I thought they were definitive releases. Now I wonder: how many times have we to buy the same scores? Why didn't Prometheus publish all stuff they had at that time?

lu.cald, December 10, 2008; 12:44 PM

Ive ordered Robin & Marian, looking forward to it. The re-recording is also pretty good, you wont be disappointed, handstand. Im not a huge Goldsmith fan, I have a dozen scores or so of his, but what is The Cassandra Crossing Like? Is it one of his better scores?

thomas.scallan, December 11, 2008; 6:35 AM

i have the laserdisc isolated score for robin and marian - - i wonder if this has any more cues

the cassandra crossing is a typical goldsmith 70's action score along the lines of boys from brazil and capricorn one(not as good though)

if you like it - you like it
if you don't - you don't

fswric, December 11, 2008; 4:52 PM

According to F.A.T its not from the isolated track, hence the extra cues....but he's not saying what the source is!

thomas.scallan, December 11, 2008; 5:53 PM