Quality: 320 kbs
Playtime: 53:36

Movie Score in Chronological Order
01. Main Title/Love Theme (1.56)
02. On the Bridge/Echopark (3.07)
03. At the Hotel (1.34)
04. Mulwray�s Office (1.31)
05. Mulwray Is Found Dead (0.25)
06. Drown in a River? (2.04)
07. Albacore Restaurant (1.11)
08. The Farmers (0.55)
09. Fight with Claude Mulvihill (0.50)
10. Jack & Evelyn (2.44)
11. Following Evelyn/The Captive (3.08)
12. Back at Home (1.04)
13. Going to Ida Sessions (0.44)
14. Ida�s Dead (2.05)
15. Arrival at Evelyn�s Place (0.35)
16. Bad for the Glass/Going Back (1.56)
17. Katherine (1.16)
18. Arrival at Chinatown (1.14)
19. Jake, It�s Chinatown (2.02)

Album Alternates
20. Love Theme from Chinatown (2.02)
21. Noah Cross (2.28)
22. Love Theme Reprise (2.02)

Source Music
23. Easy Living (1.48)
24. The Way You Look Tonight (Film Version) (4.34)
25. The Way You Look Tonight (Album Version) (2.16)
26. I Can�t Get Started (3.38)
27. Some Days (3.18)

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Thank You.

Thanks for this one!

Thanks, friend.

Many, many thanks for this!

Please re-upload? Thanks!

I'm sorry, I don't have the cds or the file, I found this link by chance.
Maybe someone who downloaded this could reup again.

Maybe someone who downloaded this could reup again.

Yes please ! This OST is one of the best ever and this is THE complete score ! If someone could send me a PM with an accurate link.

Yes please ! This OST is one of the best ever and this is THE complete score ! If someone could send me a PM with an accurate link.

you got mail ;)

Could anyone please PM me the re-upload link, or post it? Thanks.

If someone could PM this to me, that'd be righteous.

thanks!

I'd love a PM too if anyone has it!!

I'd like pm for this too, please :)

Me too please!

I remember picking up this and 'the Cotton Club' at the Tower Records on 4th & Broadway. It was nice to browse the aisles and discover stuff. Sadly those days are long gone (stories to tell young kids about). (lol)

My copy only had 12 tracks, so I'd love to hear any additional music. Thanks !!!

I own this in FLAC. Is anybody interested in? I can upload it if you want...

I own this in FLAC. Is anybody interested in? I can upload it if you want...

Yes please :)

Please upload it. Thanks

Chinatown FLAC

Chinatown.part1.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?0xrfzr71hrmfaq1)
Chinatown.part2.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?jcegfyj3o8ihfoo)

If someone could PM me the correct mp3 link that'd be great! Thanks!

All these links are dead. Would anyone care to post/PM an active link (either for MP3 or FLAC)? I think you'd find a lot of interested and grateful folks.

Here are the previously posted files re-uploaded in password protected shells...

FLAC : http://dfiles.eu/files/k4h4715s5

320 : http://dfiles.eu/files/8v8rrg47n

Password: Orion999

OMG i am so glad you reupped!

Here are the previously posted files re-uploaded in password protected shells...

FLAC : Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363519327/sec.env.d250.rar.html)

320 : Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363457060/sec.env.d251.rar.html)

Password: Orion999

Thanks a bunch for the re-up, bishtybosthy![COLOR="Silver"]

I'm so hoping that a link can still be provided for this rare opportunity to get the entirety of this great Goldsmith score.

yes, please!

New Links added to post 23.

Thanks bishtyoshty!

Thank you, my friend!

Thank you bishty!

thanks El Gato ! :)

Much thanks, truly.

What a great find this is! Thanks for the original share and for the re-up. This is such a great Goldsmith score - the roots of his City Hall and L.A. Confidential scores are in this score - some fantastic work. I can't wait to hear the full score on this one.

Thanks for the re-up, Kind Sir. :)

Thanks.

Thanks for this!

gracias

Thanks for the links!

Thanks!

Thank you very much for the re-up, bishtyboshty.

Thanks bishtyboshty :)

Does anybody have this and be willing to share? I'd love it in FLAC, but mp3 is fine, too. I've never heard of a version with 27 tracks! Where does it come from?