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From Roger: "Some collectors may be perplexed that this score is getting reissued yet again, but the previous release had sold out quickly showing there continues to be a perpetual market for it, plus it's an important score to Intrada and we wanted it back! Three CDs this time if that isn't enough to make your head spin. Disc 1 and 2 feature the same program with a major difference -- the first is taken from the analog film mix, featuring a crisp, detailed recording, but designed for the film's needs, including louder electronics. The second disc features the entire score from the digital recording, mixed by the composer and engineer specifically for consumer listening in mind. It's a clean recording since it's digital, but the production team also added reverb taking away some of the details. Neither recording therefore is perfect, so pick your preference. I myself prefer the analog version. Disc 3 includes the extras, including some significant previously not released stuff. Great new cover art (a bit reminiscent of Nightmare on Elm Street strangely enough)
I'm sure some of you figured this out at 'some collectors.'"
Back to the Future?
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Jesus.
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Jesus.
Passion of the Christ didn't sell out, did it?
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Lost in Space?
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That said, I can't really understand how the second disc can contain "the entire score" and yet there can be significant additional stuff on the third disc.
Could be alternates.
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How about "Razorback (1984)"? 
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