Giveaway: Several CDs!

Thanks for your subtle bump, Erik.

Wrong! It's only a real FACT when I say it is and approve of someone elses 'fact'.

Please forgive me, my master.



-Erik-

Great score! Recommended to anyone not having this; while not as classic, it might be more listen-friendly than the first one. Surprised at Thor having the DE and not the regular soundtrack

You've chosen... wisely!

Insufficient address? I wonder what I forgot.

Time to find out the winner! Sorry, I'm not doing a video. But I'll narrate this coin toss in the most (melo)dramatic way I know how.

***

I collapse heavily into my chair at the end of a long day at work and kick my feet up on the desk. The ceiling fan above me whirls slowly, and doesn't seem to take any of the edge off of the cloying heat. October in Southern Nevada. Everywhere else in the world has four seasons. We have one. I loosen my tie and open my wallet. I push aside a pile of unopened mail and rest my elbow on the desk. Crumbs from lunches past sting my arm through the shirt sleeve. The hopes and dreams of two men rest on the battered coin balanced on my finger. What if they all knew that this decision of decisions was one I was ultimately too cowardly to make? That I had to let chance decide? How much would the lives of these two change? I pause to let the poignancy of the moment wash over me, then flip the coin. If it lands heads, a bespectacled man in Poland is going to get the best news of his twenty-something years. If tails, he would be crushed, and a mysterious man somewhere in the world - whose name may or may not mean "happy" in Spanish - would come into a posession of incredible worth. I remind myself that I need to brush up on my Espanol. The coin spins through the air, oblivious to the weight attached to its trajectory and ultimate position. It bounces twice off the desk, each bounce thunderous, and falls to the speckled brown carpet below. I stand to see over the edge of the desk, and the coin comes into view...

Heads. Sorry, Feliz. I get up slowly, put on my hat, and walk to the door. I turn back once to look at the coin lying where I left it on the floor. How can I deliver such devastation to such a happy man? I remind myself that it wasn't me that made the decision. It was the cold and uncaring hand of fate.

*fade to black*



Congratulations Pawel! PM me your address (your whole address mind you - I don't want to get this back in the mail in a month ) and I'll mail it out on Friday.

Bravo Christopher, loved it and I was sucked right in....The Final Conflict, good and evil, right and wrong, heads or tails, two sides of the same coin according to Hollywood Vikings.




I plead your US 5th amendment as to which I think is good or evil on the two sides of a coin

If you already have a version of The Final Conflict, see if you can time it right so that Goldsmith's blaring horns of the "Main Title" starts just as the package pops through the letterbox. And if you can rig up a conveyor belt from the door to the back our your abode then that would be even better!

LOL!

Easily done, Tom. Especially when it's a format that you are unfamiliar with. Some addresses, particularly here in the UK, can be quite cumbersome. My address can be 7-8 lines long if I don't "double up" the lines.

I know!
I used to hate sending stuff to the UK!
The address would never even vaguely fit on generic Dutch envelopes!

Excellent giveaway, Gilles!
The original CD really has all the highlights and has -next to my old The Motion Picture and The Search For Spock- been steadily in my top three Trek scores for decades.