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Oct 26, 2016 - 11:44 PM
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Josh
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I miss the days when Buysoundtrax would surprise us with such treats as John Beal's TERROR IN THE AISLES, Jerrold Immel's MEGAFORCE, Morton Stevens' ONE MAN JURY, John Cacavas' THE SATANIC RITES OF DRACULA, Harry Robertson's HAWK THE SLAYER, the expanded LIFEFORCE, the exquisitely remastered SWORD AND THE SORCERER by David Whitaker, Poledouris' A WHALE FOR THE KILLING, Mike Vickers' DRACULA A.D. 1972, James Bernard's THE LEGEND OF THE SEVEN GOLDEN VAMPIRES (which I'm spinning right now), and yes, even LASERBLAST by Richard Band and Joel Goldsmith.
Personally, I'm not in the market for downloads or synth re-recordings or solo piano interpretations or any such incarnation. I want the real B-movie deal on CD.
So what's up, BSX? Am I barking up a petrified tree? Is the CD market too dried up to continue down the road less traveled?
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Oct 27, 2016 - 12:16 AM
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Disco Stu
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I miss the days when Buysoundtrax would surprise us with such treats as John Beal's TERROR IN THE AISLES, Jerrold Immel's MEGAFORCE, Morton Stevens' ONE MAN JURY, John Cacavas' THE SATANIC RITES OF DRACULA, Harry Robertson's HAWK THE SLAYER, the expanded LIFEFORCE, the exquisitely remastered SWORD AND THE SORCERER by David Whitaker, Poledouris' A WHALE FOR THE KILLING, Mike Vickers' DRACULA A.D. 1972, James Bernard's THE LEGEND OF THE SEVEN GOLDEN VAMPIRES (which I'm spinning right now), and yes, even LASERBLAST by Richard Band and Joel Goldsmith.
Personally, I'm not in the market for downloads or synth re-recordings or solo piano interpretations or any such incarnation. I want the real B-movie deal on CD.
So what's up, BSX? Am I barking up a petrified tree? Is the CD market too dried up to continue down the road less traveled?
You're not the only one. I love "Megaforce", Poledouris' Whale gives us a completely different sound from the mainstream output (just like CHiPs and Silvestri), and Hawk is fun on its own.
I don't care for downloads, I want to have a medium that gives me access to my music without having to drag computers, laptops or other IT-platforms around and enables me to play my music when my computer has crashed or a new OS is introduced. Same goes for DVDs.
D.S.
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They were releasing good stuff not anymore they don't unless you like buying the same scores over & over again. Plus there useless shippers all way's bosh orders up 2 cd's short last time no good anymore.
I was super excited to get Sound of Thunder from them and you can always order their titles from Intrada or Screen Archives if you prefer.
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I miss the days when Buysoundtrax would surprise us with such treats as John Beal's TERROR IN THE AISLES, Jerrold Immel's MEGAFORCE, Morton Stevens' ONE MAN JURY, John Cacavas' THE SATANIC RITES OF DRACULA, Harry Robertson's HAWK THE SLAYER, the expanded LIFEFORCE, the exquisitely remastered SWORD AND THE SORCERER by David Whitaker, Poledouris' A WHALE FOR THE KILLING, Mike Vickers' DRACULA A.D. 1972, James Bernard's THE LEGEND OF THE SEVEN GOLDEN VAMPIRES (which I'm spinning right now), and yes, even LASERBLAST by Richard Band and Joel Goldsmith.
Personally, I'm not in the market for downloads or synth re-recordings or solo piano interpretations or any such incarnation. I want the real B-movie deal on CD.
So what's up, BSX? Am I barking up a petrified tree? Is the CD market too dried up to continue down the road less traveled?
Yea, BSX really championed obscure 80's sci-if, fantasy, and horror.
I'll Always be grateful for titles like Yor: The Hunter From the Future, Megaforce, Hawk the Slayer, Sword and the Sorcerer, and many more. I hope we'll see more obscure 80's titles like these in the future.
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Nov 3, 2016 - 12:50 AM
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Josh
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Thanks for playing, Ford. We have some lovely parting gifts for you.
Seriously, though, as I mentioned in the original post:
"Personally, I'm not in the market for downloads or synth re-recordings or solo piano interpretations or any such incarnation. I want the real B-movie deal on CD."
I miss the old BSX that released cult classic B-movie scores out of left field for the first time on CD, like the titles mentioned above. Forget about reissues, re-recordings, downloads, etc. Get back to your roots, man! That was your niche.
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Thanks for the Advice, A.G. I will consider it maybe they went missing who knows I tried to contact many times nothing happening they did do good deals I might check them again soon, I did for get about it till this post popped up & reminded me. 
You need to use their website contact form rather than sending a direct e-mail to them. They've mostly sorted that out but just to be safe, I'd use the onsite form. Peter's great and he now has a fair amount of used CDs at a much fairer price than one of the other sites that shall remain nameless.
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