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I find it odd that Amazon even offers a digital only version of something with no corresponding physical copy available. I get it that some indie artists only release their music digitally, but I don't have the feeling that this particular one is an indie artist in that same respect.

I guess I'll keep looking or eventually resign myself to the MP3 if I decided I really want it. But for now I can stream it on Tidal.
I think there is a site called soundtrack collector that might list any sellers in the U.S. that are selling that particular version of the score (if any). I wonder if that version you like is in the public domain?

I know what that soundtrack hunt is like. Hope you find the cd.
 
I think there is a site called soundtrack collector that might list any sellers in the U.S. that are selling that particular version of the score (if any). I wonder if that version you like is in the public domain?

I know what that soundtrack hunt is like. Hope you find the cd.

As do I. Amen to that.

As you know, I am rather partial to spaghetti westerns, and love the music of that cinematic world, music composed by artists such as Ennio Morricone and Marcello Giombini.

The latter composed the soundtrack to "Sabata" (starring Lee van Cleef, an actor I love), and I spent ages and ages looking for a CD with this soundtrack.

The first time I came across a copy, I declined as I considered it too expensive.

Eventually, after a number of years - and a period working abroad on a good salary, and a promise to myself that I would snatch up the soundtrack of Sabata if I came across it again, irrespective of cost, I did manage to acquire a copy of the soundtrack on CD.
 
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I think there is a site called soundtrack collector that might list any sellers in the U.S. that are selling that particular version of the score (if any). I wonder if that version you like is in the public domain?

I know what that soundtrack hunt is like. Hope you find the cd.
That's a site I hadn't heard of before. I checked there and they don't have what I was looking for either.

Thanks for trying to help though. :)
 
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Sometimes you just need to listen LOUD :D
 
The Maccabeats - Shine
From my favorite a-cappella group, a great song for the holiday season.
 
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Two suits talking depressing bull&$@*

Packed trains suck.

Yes, they do, agreed.

Forget your headphones?

That is usually my solution, as well.

Headphones and either iPod or A&K device.

Don’t use wireless/Bluetooth. Thankfully there were seats further away once we hit a major hub. So I was able to avoid the miasma for second part of the trip.

Currently cleansing that away with some Skeletonwitch. :)

Neither do I.

Old fashioned and wired for me, it works a treat.
 
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I don't listen to much Slayer now, but their 83-85 output is fun (I was at ground zero for this band, and I distinctly remember losing my stuff over these two songs, especially with the opening riff of Chemical Warfare and the fast riff in Hell Awaits (just before Tom starts singing). Probably my favorites of theirs, studio and live. Seeing them perform Chemical Warfare in 84 was freaking nuts.


 
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