and here comes the Varese Clubs again

I'll let you get them Moonie. I'm tapped out with the MGM Treasury Box purchase.
Thomas

let's hope something I want is on the list, Innerspace, Mighty Ducks or something like that

it will probably be another, North, Mancini, Delerue score collection, probably really fine music but simply stuff I didn't grew up with

I'm still hoping that Varese starts to release some of the two dozen unreleased 80s Horner scores.

No, most are orchestral scores like The Dresser, Wolfen, Uncommon Valor, In Country, Testament, Heaven Help Us, Volunteers, The Journey of Natty Gann, I Love You to Death and more...

Synth scores would be the also mostly unreleased 48 Hrs and Another 48 Hrs, which I both like.

As long as people buy Jonathan Sheffer scores like crazy they probably won't do it.

Uncommon Valor http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=KoA7g4eqox0
The Dresser http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=cv4fcwonaUQ
The Journey of Natty Gann http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=dKLzXIZik5k
Wolfen http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=lZzzIkjGyMI
Testament + In Country http://www.filmtracks.com/titles/testament.html

As I said before they won't release it as long as people are satisfied with 1980s trash scores.

I seriously doubt it'll be anything I really REALLY want!?

Howard The Duck
The Black Hole
Day of The Locusts
The Deep

All by John Barry....extremely unlikely.

The List of Adrian Messenger - Jerry Goldsmith.....unlikely.

I really wish In Country had an official score release.

Fimucite 2: Closing Night Gala 2008 (DVD & CD)
By Diego Navarro, Joel McNeely

DVD/CD set will begin shipping the week of October 4.

Limited Edition of 1000 copies

Music Composed by Alex North, Bernard Herrmann, Jerry Goldsmith, John Barry, Franz Waxman and John Williams
Conducted by Diego Navarro and Joel McNeely
Featuring the Tenerife Film Orchestra and Choir

1 NTSC Region Free DVD and 1 CD for the price of just 1 CD!

On June 29, 2008, the second annual Fimucité music festival came to a spectacular end with an extraordinary film music celebration. A selection of some of film music's greatest classics was performed in concert by Diego Navarro and Joel McNeely with the Tenerife Film Orchestra and Choir at the Auditorio de Tenerife. The concert was a tribute to the recordings of Robert Townson, dubbed IN SESSION ... IN CONCERT, the evening featured music from Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Out Of Africa, Vertigo, Patton, Body Heat, Psycho, Taras Bulba and Saving Private Ryan alongside a special tribute to Alex North's 2001: A Space Odyssey. Two very special encores closed the concert. First was an emotionally powerful tribute to the great Jerry Goldsmith in a stunning performance of Camelot Lives from First Knight. Second, to blow the roof off the place, Navarro conducted Duel of the Fates from Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. This 2-disc set contains both a DVD of the thrilling concert and an audio CD to present the music itself in the best possible sound.

Few film music concerts are available to be enjoyed by anyone who didn't attend the event. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to actually see Joel McNeely conduct some of the signature cues from his award-winning recording series of classic film scores, including Bernard Herrmann's Vertigo and Psycho!

The Canary Islands are a long way away for many people so here’s a chance to see what’s been going on there, this from the second year of the four year old festival.

DISC ONE - DVD (approx 90:00)

Hosted by Ana Molowny, Doug Frank and Robert Townson

Alex North's 2001
(Conducted by Diego Navarro)
1. Dawn of Man
2. The Bluff
3. Space Station Docking
4. Main Title

In Session
(Conducted by Joel McNeely)
5. Psycho: Prelude (Bernard Herrmann)
6. Vertigo: Scène d'Amour (Bernard Herrmann)
7. Fahrenheit 451: The Road (Bernard Herrmann)
8. The Generals Suite: MacArthur / Patton (Jerry Goldsmith)
9. Star Trek: The Motion Picture: The Enterprise (Jerry Goldsmith)
10. Somewhere In Time: Theme (John Barry)
11. Out of Africa: Main Title (John Barry)
12. Body Heat: Theme (John Barry)
13. Taras Bulba: Ride Of The Cossacks (Franz Waxman)
14. Saving Private Ryan: Hymn To The Fallen (John Williams)

Encores
(Conducted by Diego Navarro)
15. First Knight: Camelot Lives (Jerry Goldsmith)
16. The Phantom Menace: Duel Of The Fates (John Williams)

Approx. 90 minutes
NTSC Region-free
Stereo 2.0
Aspect Ratio:1.85:1 matted 4/3

DISC TWO - CD

Alex North´s 2001
(Conducted by Diego Navarro)
1. Dawn of Man (3:19)
2. The Bluff (2:36)
3. Space Station Docking (2:45)
4. Main Title (2:10)

In Session
(Conducted by Joel McNeely)
5. Psycho: Prelude (Bernard Herrmann) (2:16)
6. Vertigo: Scène d'Amour (Bernard Herrmann) (5:52)
7. Fahrenheit 451: The Road (Bernard Herrmann) (4:02)
8. The Generals Suite: MacArthur / Patton (Jerry Goldsmith) (6:02)
9. Star Trek: The Motion Picture: The Enterprise (Jerry Goldsmith) (5:40)
10. Somewhere In Time: Theme (John Barry) (3:33)
11. Out of Africa: Main Title (John Barry) (3:50)
12. Body Heat: Theme (John Barry) (3:58)
13. Taras Bulba: Ride Of The Cossacks (Franz Waxman) (5:33)
14. Saving Private Ryan: Hymn To The Fallen (John Williams) (6:36)

Encores
(Conducted by Diego Navarro)
15. First Knight: Camelot Lives (Jerry Goldsmith) (6:01)
16. The Phantom Menace: Duel Of The Fates (John Williams) (4:34)

Why? Is Poltergeist being re-released?

that's new for me as well

perhaps a better sound?
even though the original is good enough

That'll be great for those that want it and a godsend to those that don't have it.

I'll stay blissfully ignorant with my old Rhino release and save money for the releases I need.

I'm sure my brother will pick it up in a second, he's a big fan of Poltergeist in general
and who can blame him?

Ok, I knew about Poltergeist, but... "I need to save for Gremlins"?! Is this announced or expected? That would be GREAT news!