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Sucks to be Norway 
I grabbed a copy (original German title... didn't bother me) for less than 10 euros all in.
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Derp a derp
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Denmark had a release that had the danish title printet on the CD front cover
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Interestingly, I have the English titled version of the CD... though I never noticed or put much thought into it that this soundtrack CD comes with many language titles.
Though it is rather fitting, considering that THE HOUSE OF THE SPIRITS is a German movie production directed by a Danish director based on the book by a Chilean author, taking place in South America but filmed in Portugal with English speaking actors.
It would not make much difference to me what language the title is on the soundtrack CD, they all seem to fit. :-)
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Yes, it also happened with THE NAME OF THE ROSE by James Horner, which offered multi language text versions of the CD.
That one didn't bother me either, but I avoided Nicht Oct Mein Tochter (sic) like the plague 
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It sucks, yes. Shipping to this country is so expensive, it’s like something out of a dystopian sci fi film with currency gone wild.
I guess you still have second-hand record shops in Oslo where you can find some dirt-cheap CDs, even soundtracks, from time to time?
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Yes. There's one just up on the main road from the port.
You go down some escalators to get into it.
I went there last time we ported in Oslo (10...12 months ago).
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Was it called Sonde?
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There are a couple of stores still around in this city, but far fewer than there used to be. And prices on even used CDs are crazy high, unless it's - you know - "Absolute Music 1994" or some such thing.
Weird. A second hand shop here in my city often has tons of CDs for 10 NOK (1 Euro) each.
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I bought a used Maurice Jarre score CD from the shop I noted above for about £6 (Nok equivalent).
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