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Just yesterday, a CD warehouse had a "Buy 1, get a used CD free" deal, so with getting Michael Giacchino's John Carter, I randomly grabbed Amelie as the free one.
Been absolutely loving it so far.
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I can't think of any completely blind buys I've done with movie music. Early on, I was like Joan, only bought music that I knew somehow or knew enough about the composer that it didn't seem like a blind buy.
And then when CD stores let you preview CDs, I never bought blind if I could listen first. And ever since the internet, I preview everything before buying.
But I do recall picking up Holdridge's Into Thin Air having heard just a couple of moments of it (don't know if it was cheap or not). And it was the equivalent of a blind buy - didn't really know anything about it, and it's one of my favorite purchases from the last fifteen years.
Great suggestions, Justin! The Happets clips are adorable! And the Red Canvas really is a striking Rozsa tribute without being lavish, judged by the clips.
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Digging into the ancient past, I've thought of blind buys I got on cassette and 8-track, baby!
Troll - Richard Band
MacArthur - Goldsmith
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