In this comedy from 1995, Chris Farley plays an immature and lazy man who must go up against his smarter con-artist relatives to save the business he inherits when his dad dies. The commercial soundtrack on Warner Bros included only pop vocals, and none of Newman's eclectic score (a potpourri of comedy, suspense, and romance). Soundtrackcollector.com lists 3 others who co-composed the score, but I have never seen a break-down of their contributions to know if they are included on this particular release.

43 titled tracks (many short) totaling about 43 minutes.
Good stereo sound. No dialog or sfx.
Tau and EAC indicated all tracks on this disc to be lossless.
Disc was ripped to FLAC using XLD.

LINK is in spoiler...



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link - https://1fichier.com/?y419lfcll7 NOTE: This disc contains unreleased music. As of the upload date it had not been registered with the US Copyright Office. However, anyone with sufficient cause can request I remove the link by contacting me or an Administrator. Thank you.

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Just tried unzipping this and got an error on Track 36. The rest of the tracks work fine. Anyone else having this problem?

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Yes I had the same error on track 36 - which I think is 44secs

error on track 36

Track 36 is fine, but the title does have quotations marks in it (") which a PC has trouble reading. I usually try to change these beforehand whenever I see them in a filename, but apparently missed this one. Many downloaders automatically correct for this by turning problematic punctuation into hyphens or underscores. If your downloader isn't capable of doing that, switch to a better one! The one I recommend for the PC is 7-zip.

I also re-upped the whole score with the quotation marks removed from track 36. The new link is at the top (in the spoiler), and also right here:
https://mega.co.nz/#!AUlUUATJ!ZNDhW3ZY6qq7CeQD9VXq0S6oyHq5GoZeuqQUUtI LbYc

By the way, these are the 9 characters that cannot be used in a filename on a PC. You'll get an error message if you try.
If you try to download a file that had any of them in the filename, you won't be able to unless your downloader automatically converts them:


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This one i'd actually been looking for - and it' been frustrating!!!

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The tracks are all out of order on this... the correct track order is more like:

01 Main Title / Tommy In Late
02 Sandusky Airport
03 Daddy's Factory
04 New Division
38 The Factory Tour
05 New Office
06 Tommy Meets Beerly
07 Tommy Meets Paul
08 Boner
10 Cow Tipping
09 Factory Montage
40 Tommy And Michelle
39 Wedding Prep Montage
13 Sentimental Theme
11 Sailboat
12 That Was Awesome
41 Boardroom 1
14 Boardroom 2
15 Tommy Fixes Door - Pt. 1
16 Tommy Fixes Door - Pt. 2
42 Michelle's Reaction
17 Paul Kisses Beverly
18 Paul Gets Zapped
19 Deer Hit!
20 Richard Sells
21 Tommy Goes Berserk
22 First Sale
23 Attempted Sabotage
24 Little Rascals
34 Tommy & Michelle [unused]
25 Paul Loses His Shirt
27 Bad News / Cops & Beers
26 Salinsky Billboard
28 Ticket Agent
29 New Stewards
30 Arrival In Chicago
31 Meeting Zalinsky
32 You Tried Hard
43 Terrorist Tom
33 Tommy Enters Boardroom
36 How Does It Go "& Happy"
35 This Is An Order
37 Happy Ending

The tracks are all out of order on this...

I think what you mean is that the tracks are not in FILM order, which is common with bootlegs and promos (even some commercial releases). The tracks are in the order they appear on the disc I ripped, which is the common bootleg circulating. If I changed the order of the tracks to match the film (or for any other reason) people might think I had a different version, which would only confuse things. And that genre is already confusing!

Oh sorry! Film order is what i meant, yes. I wasn't trying to be rude at all, and didn't mean to imply that you had purposefully (or even unknowingly) altered the order. David Newman promos especially seem to never be organized chronologically. Thanks for posting this in lossless!

Oh sorry! Film order is what i meant, yes. I wasn't trying to be rude at all, and didn't mean to imply that you had purposefully (or even unknowingly) altered the order. David Newman promos especially seem to never be organized chronologically. Thanks for posting this in lossless!

I didn't think you were being rude---I just wanted to clarify what you meant. I'm glad you are happy to have the music!

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I didn't think you were being rude---I just wanted to clarify what you meant. I'm glad you are happy to have the music!

Interestingly that happened with OHMSS by the late great John Barry, the original LP was in film order but everything you get now isn't (personally I think OHMSS should finish with Louis Armstrong) :(

Many thanks!

This is awesome!!! Where on earth did it come from? Is it a promo CD or some kind of bootleg?

This is awesome!!! Where on earth did it come from? Is it a promo CD or some kind of bootleg?


It's a promo, yepsa is The Promo King. Thanks once again for another upgrade in my Promo Collection :-D