Well, that CD was released, officially, by the Super Tracks label a few years ago. I bought a brand new (sealed) copy of the CD from Supercollector.com before they went out of business. You can read more about the CD here on this very web site: http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=28010

HOWEVER, the REAL question is whether the seller on eBay is selling one of the originals or a CD-R copy. The fact that the seller is located in Taiwan raises a red flag for me. However, just because he is from Taiwan does not necessarily mean that he is a bootlegger. Plus, he does have a good feedback rating, so it's very possible that he could be selling one of the originals. If I were you, I'd ask the seller some relevant questions before placing a bid, and use your best judgement from there.

By the way, I'd be willing to sell my (original) copy if the offer was attractive enough. Care to make an offer?

American_Nightmare, October 6, 2004; 6:29 AM

American nightmare, would you accept £40 for the "Splash" soundtrack, or is that an insult? Please let me know. Thanks.
jamesreed1976@yahoo.com

, October 26, 2004; 10:58 PM

Yes, I would accept £40 plus S&H for the CD. Your total including airmail shipping & handling will be £45 (approx. $80.00), payable by cash or PayPal. Please provide your e-mail address and we'll discuss payment details.

American_Nightmare, October 15, 2004; 7:35 PM