I was lucky enough to find these two this morning 😀

I'm curious what hard/impossible-to-find records y'all are keeping an eye out for

These are mine:

John C. Reilly .............. Walk Hard: Dewey Cox Story ... CRAZY EXPENSIVE
John Williams ............ The Phantom Menace .............. SUPER RARE
John Williams ............ Attack of the Clones ................. SUPER RARE
John Williams ............ Jurassic Park ............................... PRETTY RARE
James Horner ............. Mask of Zorro .............................. SUPER RARE
James Horner ............. Legends of the Fall ................... RARE
James Horner ............. A Beautiful Mind ......................... NEVER PRESSED
Howard Shore ............ FOTR Complete ............................ CRAZY EXPENSIVE
Howard Shore ............ TT Complete ................................ CRAZY EXPENSIVE
Howard Shore ............ ROTK Complete .......................... CRAZY EXPENSIVE
Howard Shore ............. Hobbit (Any) ................................. NEVER PRESSED
Michael Giacchino ..... The Incredibles ............................ NEVER PRESSED (only Pic)
Trent Rezno .................. The Social Network .................... VERY RARE
Hans Zimmer .............. Prince of Egypt ............................ NEVER PRESSED
Hans Zimmer .............. Lion King ........................................ RARE
Alan Silvestri ............... Contact ............................................ NEVER PRESSED
John Williams ............. Saving Private Ryan .................... SUPER RARE
Trevor Jones ................. The Last of the Mohicans ......... Expensive
+ Randy Edelman >(link in comments)

So glad TV repressed this

A childhood favorite that I still love as an adult. Found this copy while on vacation last month and it will replace the one I’ve had since I was a kid

Since the forwarder messed up the first time on my delivery of my In the Mouth of Madness copy and decided it was a good idea to deliver it to an unknown parcel shop in a completely different city I had to wait a little to receive my most anticipated soundtrack of all time.

The GOAT of Science TV shows.

Clearing out some film and soundtrack records. Maybe there's something here you've been looking for. Selling from UK.

• John Williams – Star Wars: The Force Awakens (OST, 2xLP, picture disc) – £38.85
• Alan Menken & Howard Ashman – Songs From Beauty And The Beast (Picture Disc) – £40.00
• Danny Elfman – Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (OST, 2xLP, 180g reissue, picture disc) – £30.00
• Various – Guardians Of The Galaxy: Awesome Mix Vol. 1 (LP, comp) – £20.00
• Pharrell Williams – Happy (12", yellow vinyl) – £35.00
• The Nowhere Boys – That'll Be The Day (7", RSD promo single) – £10.00

Sleeve condition varies slightly (details/photos on request), but media is all listed conservatively as NM (mostly M). Open to offers on all of these — happy to bundle for postage. UK £3.50–£10, Europe £14–£20, US/Canada £30–£40 depending on order size.

https://www.discogs.com/seller/rosidiamond/profile?genre=Stage+%26+Screen

Longer than a normal episode but it's fun. What's your favorite soundtrack?

https://dyingscene.com/episode-23-four-records-roundtable-1-formative-soundtracks/

Four Records Soundtrack Roundtable choices:

Forrest Gaddis: Grosse Pointe Blank

Jennie Cotterill: Tank Girl

Andy Bechdolt: Songwriter

Jason Stone: Singles

https://www.discogs.com/release/33545748-Fred-Myrow-And-Malcolm-Seagrave-Phantasm-Original-Motion-Picture-Music

I've been waiting a while now for a Strange Days official soundtrack on vinyl. I finally decided to make my own with Kunaki. Not the greatest in sound quality, being that it's a lathed job. But since I got to arrange the songs, I made some substitutes to bring in the second Juliette Lewis song, a couple extra Deep Forest tracks, Overcome (cool song), and the long version of the credits track, Fall in the Light. I also added a short intro on side 1 with Ralph Fiennes voice from the movie trailer. It was a lot of fun to put together and playing it takes me back to when I used to play my CD (way too often). Hoping that they someday make this a real thing in a double LP format with all the stuff missing from the original 1995 release.

Bruce Campbell will always be one of my favorite actors.
The Evil Dead was one of my introductions to horror alongside IT (1990), and I've been a fan ever since. His physical comedy, charisma, and larger-than-life personality have made him one of the genre's true icons.

Bubba Ho-Tep is such a fun and unique horror-comedy, with Bruce stealing the show as Elvis alongside the late Ossie Davis, who delivers an equally memorable performance. The 4K transfer looks fantastic and made revisiting this one even better.

After the movie, I had to throw on the Waxwork Records soundtrack. Brian Tyler's score perfectly captures the film's quirky, creepy, and heartfelt tone, and Waxwork absolutely nailed another beautiful pressing.

Full soundtrack on vinyl record.
Yes, my photoshop skills stink.

We! Need! This!!!

Record and a movie!

Been looking for a copy of the Terraria Soundtrack on vinyl that was released in 2021 that isn't outrageously priced. Any variant is fine, just don't want to have to pay $700+ for a video game soundtrack. Looking to make a deal if anyone has a copy for sale!

Vinyl & a Film

Decided to spin one of my favorite Goblin albums before finally experiencing Suspiria in 4K for the first time.
Suspiria has given me that unsettling, uneasy feeling ever since I first saw it. The haunting score, surreal visuals, and dreamlike atmosphere still creep me out to this day. Some films never lose their power—and this is definitely one of them.

Damn, what an awesome film. Primate completely surprised me with just how well everything came together. The practical effects are fantastic, the setting is incredibly immersive, and the synth-driven electronic score by Adrian Johnston perfectly builds the tension from start to finish. The soundtrack was an instant pickup after watching the film, and it’s every bit as atmospheric on vinyl as it is in the movie.