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Mar 28, 2020 - 9:55 AM
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OnyaBirri
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Someone needs to be more specific in his/her thread titles. 
I can't remember which label released what. Do you guys actually keep spreadsheets with these kinds of details?
I do refer to Quartet Records in my post. There is a capital Q in my header, so I'm referring neither to string quartets nor jazz quartets.
And, yes, I do keep album info inside Excel spreadsheets. 
I capitalize all words, except for prepositions and articles, in thread titles, so capitalizing the words you cited is not enough of a distinction for me.
As for spreadsheets, I have more important things to do, and CD labels are meaningless, because I can't see the label spinning while the disc is playing.
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10?? I have only one, Mona Lisa/Castaway by Kamen/Zimmer/Myers.
You should get Silvestri's THE DELTA FORCE and SUMMER SCHOOL/CRITICAL CONDITION. They're right up your alley.
I know. I indeed should. I remember loving the CC theme.
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As for spreadsheets, I have more important things to do, and CD labels are meaningless, because I can't see the label spinning while the disc is playing.
Watching stickers spin around on vinyl records while rotating on turntables - is this one of the more important items to occupy time instead of storing data?
When I contemplate album labels, adhesives don't enter my thoughts.
Rather, a record label's production team can endorse specific musical styles and their vintage. Quartet can do '60s & '70; they can do Italian as well as Hollywood. A label can represent certain aesthetics, so when Quartet makes announcements about new albums, chances are something could intrigue you - and it won't be whatever it might look like when it's inside a disc tray.
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My desert island top 10
"Bora Bora" isn't 'island' enough for ya?
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And probably several others I've forgotten to include ?
Such as Piccioni and Savina?
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