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If I wasn’t trying to cut down on spending so as to pay bills, I might consider Story of Ruth or the laserdisc CD of The Sound of Music (unless Fox decides to actually have RCA put out an actual complete CD of this for the 55th anniversary next year).
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Yeah. I mentioned it before: their ' rarities' seem way overpriced.
..even the non- rarities( ILLUSTRATED MAN etc. Etc)
Can't see alot of sales at these prices.
Just sayin'.
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A lovely collection. I counted 442 titles just before noon and saw that it dropped to 441 - so at least one has sold already. e.
The Paquet Calculations
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I know it's difficult, but how about limiting oneself to one criticism per thread? Really no need to repeat the same one in the same thread.
Your right.
My sincerest apology.
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Lots of good memories of my own soundtrack album collecting, just scanning the titles from Nick’s collection.
That Soundtrack Collector’s Special Edition of Dragonslayer got a lot of play back in the day. Fun to know guys like Nick were playing it, too.
And those titles from the 20th Century-Fox Classics series (all produced by Nick, I believe); those titles filled a big gap when too few surviving classic scores were being issued on CD.
It was also good to see special issue score albums that came in the deluxe LaserDisc packages, such as Enter the Dragon, The Wild Bunch, The Exorcist, and The Sound of Music.
All those previous issues of The Robe, at various levels of sound quality and completeness, were but a prelude to the magnificent, perfected issue from La-La Land that would astound anyone who loves the classic Hollywood sound. Saving that score alone is a sterling life’s achievement.
Kudos to your life and legacy, Nick!
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I grabbed a copy of "Alien"(which I've never gotten around to purchasing) and a copy of "Raiders" to replace a long lost copy of that CD release.
I'm grateful to Nick's estate for devising a way to get these cd's into hands of as many people as possible that appreciate the work that went into their production and that take great joy in his life's work.
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What a stupid "sale". At least when fellow FSMers have to liquidate their collections due to a financial crunch or just to purge titles they don't listen to anymore, they have the sense to offer them cheap.
Yikes!
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solium:
Based on these prices I'm going to be rich when I'm dead.
I call dibs on your death nest egg. ;-)
So many CD's worth owning in that collection. The man had some serious taste.
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Based on these prices I'm going to be rich when I'm dead.
Maybe.
I haven't sold ANYTHING here in eons.
My copy of ILLUSTRATED sits unsold at $15 while SAE offers it at $30!?
( all my FSM cds are $15)
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I grabbed something from the list at a price that is way over my budget at the moment. But I'll manage just fine. It was one of my "holy grail" titles, and I am glad to have something from Mr. Redman's collection. He made priceless contributions to the film score community and those of us who collect film music. I am pleased I can support his Estate in this manner.
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Most titles within Mr. Redman's collection already reside in my own.
It's interesting (to me) to see that there doesn't seem to be any Italian soundtracks in Redman's collection - and hardly any European labels are represented even when they produced albums of Hollywood soundtracks.
Didn't Mr. Redman ever own anything by Music Box or Quartet records, let alone items on Digitmovies, Kronos, Alhambra, etc.?
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