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I have been looking for this for some time. :)

Thank you for this interesting and rare album. Unfortunately, it does not appear to be in flac but rather a very obscure version of m4a/aac. I can get it to play on itunes and nothing else. I can't seem to find a way to convert it or even analyze on any other program, including foobar or audacity. Would it be possible to upload it in another format?
If not, I will continue to look for a solution.
Thank you again,
JonC

Okay. I finally got it to work. Some notes.
It is primarily the 27 disc version. Beginning with track 22 the tracks are out of sequence. Two dialogue tracks, (Don't Be Mean," and track 24 "Wherever You Go," have been combined into a single track, leaving 26 total. The 27th track is the Neil Norman cover from Greatest SciFi's Hits Vol. IV.
Seems to sound cleaner with less of the level issues than the Gold Edition version I've been listening to for the last few years.
Thanks (again,)
JonC

After finally downloading this I was at first puzzled. "Why did lord71 say it was in flac when it is clearly m4a/aac?"
Also it was not the bootleg I thought it was. Thanks for the analysis Jon that helped me figure out the discrepancies in the track list I found.

FYI the following bootlegs exist:

Is there a bootleg of the Buckaroo Banzai CD soundtrack? (http://www.figmentfly.com/bb/music2.html)

Sorry for the mistake i ripped the Bootleg CDR on my mac / alc
But i can re-up it in flac if you want...
This version is the 1999 Version i owned In L.A. at The Supercollector Store...
thx!

Thanks a lot.

Sorry for the mistake i ripped the Bootleg CDR on my mac / alc
But i can re-up it in flac if you want...
This version is the 1999 Version i owned In L.A. at The Supercollector Store...
thx!

That would be cool if you don't mind. :)

Thanks, Zoran

Please flac! THank YOU!!!

This is actually a very nice find! Thanks a ton for posting it here!

William

Wouldn't mind a flac version of this either :)

Some of my scans were actually included on the data portion of that 5th Bootleg "Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack".

Great selection, thanks for posting. Wherever you go, there you are.

Can you rip these again in PC flac or mp3?

Are the other versions available?

As I don't know the history of this boot that well - has anyone taken the best bits and mashed them all together? Thinking that if that hasn't been done yet, I should do it along with new audio rips of dialogue from the DVD (sounds like a old VHS copy was used or something?)

I know the ownership of BB as a film has been in legal limbo for years and years but it would be nice if the score was released one day...

Are the other versions available?

As I don't know the history of this boot that well - has anyone taken the best bits and mashed them all together? Thinking that if that hasn't been done yet, I should do it along with new audio rips of dialogue from the DVD (sounds like a old VHS copy was used or something?)

I know the ownership of BB as a film has been in legal limbo for years and years but it would be nice if the score was released one day...

If you want info on the other versions out there read this article: Is there a bootleg of the Buckaroo Banzai CD soundtrack? (http://www.figmentfly.com/bb/music2.html)

Many thanks for sharing! :)

Many thanks

Would LOVE to get a listen to the 47 track version, cannot imagine what could be on there, unless someone just took stuff from the 26 (or 27) track version and just split and edited the tracks in half! (It's been done like that in the past on other "expanded" soundtracks!)

Also, since I found out that Billy Vera and the Beaters played the onstage rocknroll song "Rocket88" for the film, I checked all the listings for any of their albums that may have a longer version of that song, and found NONE! I also found an "out-take" on "Last.fm" but it was just over a minute running time, way too short to be anything other than just grabbed from the film. Plus it didn't seem to even be on that site. SO.... to make a long story even longer, I found a version of "Rocket88" with a band whose sound sort of matches what was heard in the film, except that the lead is the mouth harp (Harmonica) but the feel is still the same, so I edited the vocals out of the tracks, and edited it into the BB version, making a 6 minute plus version of the song. See what you guys think:

https://hotfile.com/dl/197629876/0149ed5/rocket_88_buckeroo_banzai.mp3.html

William

thanks

Pure eighties. I love this.

Who said there's no imagination in movies?. Thanks, oh lord!

Thank you for that! I sure hope this will be officially released one day.

Thanks for sharing. My Partner loves the film.

Awesome! Thanks!

Is it possible to re-up this? :)

yes reup please! also the magic egg soundtrack?

Requesting the re-up as well please :)