Rome
Two Moon Junction
Beloved Infidel
Blood Diamond

dspin24358, February 28, 2007; 2:11 AM

Hello David,

just listening to.

-Earthquake (Williams)
-Cliffhanger (Jones)
-Adventures of a young man (Waxman)
-The great race (Mancini)
-Molly maguires (Mancini)

Greetings
peter-Anselm

peter-anselm, February 28, 2007; 3:06 AM

"Eight Below" - Mark Isham
"Medal Of Honor: Rising Sun" - Christopher Lennertz
"The Ant Bully" - John Debney
"We Were Soldiers" - Nick Glennie-Smith
"Earthquake" - John Williams
"Stargate Atlantis" - Joel Goldsmith

A mixed (but good!) bag...



johnny.plate, February 28, 2007; 5:23 AM

Crimson Tide - Hans Zimmer
The Lake House - Rachel Portman

Andrew

andrewdbaird, February 28, 2007; 6:27 AM

I've been in a really good "Lee Holdridge"-mood this morning (thanks to the GREAT news from Intrada:-), and have been listening to "The Beastmaster" (CAM) and "Splash" (SUPER TRACKS).

BE

benterik, February 28, 2007; 8:02 AM

UNA SULL'ALTRA - Giallo fun!

hammon, February 28, 2007; 11:43 AM

'The Sailor who fell from Grace with the Sea' (Johnny Mandell), for the 1000th time, I never
get tired of it.

chris, March 1, 2007; 6:40 AM

I don't know if this is exactly a soundtrack, but I'm listening to a CD of songs from the 1963 Chinese Opera, The East is Red ("Dong Fang Hong" - no relation to the 90's HK period martial arts film with the same US title). This communist themed opera/musical tells the story of the Chinese Revolution. It was later made into a movie in 1965, so I guess it can be considered a soundtrack--or maybe an "original cast" album?!

- Eric

erictyee, March 1, 2007; 1:37 AM

"Walzer, Marsch und Teufelsklänge. Music zu Thomas-Mann-Filmen"
(Waltz, March and devilish sounds. Music for Thomas Mann movies) from the incredibly low priced "Music in Germany 1950-2000" CD series edited by the Deutscher Musikrat.

Not listening to many CDs these days - my CD player seems to die down :-(
(it has started skipping and cleaning the lens doesn't seem to provide sustainable help).

Urs

handstand, March 1, 2007; 8:57 AM