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Try this ad on amazon.co.uk:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Fly-2/dp/B000BI0Q0U/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1404614475&sr=8-1&keywords=the+fly+II+young+cd
And here is a review of The Fly II part of the set:
Three years after the release of "The Fly", Fox decided it was time for the inevitable sequel and released "The Fly II". Directed by Chris Walas, the man who brought the groundbreaking makeup effects to life in the 1986 Cronenberg film, "The Fly II" works as a film on autopilot, attempting to recycle the gruesomeness of the first film without first finding a story that makes sense. Perhaps the only thing worth salvaging from this travesty is Christopher Young's score. Taking a distinctly different approach than Shore, Young elects to concentrate more on scene-specific underscore; although there are themes present in the score, Young does not utilize them to the extent that Shore did in his score. This approach yields some impressive results, such as "Musca Domestica Metastasis", a brilliant example of twentieth century atonality. The score is not without tonality, however; "Come Fly With Me" is one of the most beautiful pieces I have ever heard in any medium, and the final track, "Dad", is a hauntingly beautiful piece featuring lovely cello playing.
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