John Addison-A Bridge Too Far OST(ALAC)

Tracklist
01 Overture
02 A Dutch Rhapsody
03 Before The Holocaust
04 Underground Resistance
05 Air Lift
06 Hospital Tent
07 Arnhem
08 Nijmegen Bridge
09 March Of The Paratroopers
10 Bailey Bridge
11 Human Roadblock
12 Futile Mission
13 The Waal River
14 Arnhem Destroyed
15 Retreat
16 A Bridge Too Far March

ALAC

http://www.mediafire.com/?ddiy420iz7ml7

Would MP3 be possible?

I never upload MP3,sorry

I do, in 320.
I can put it up here if that is acceptable. If not, I can put it in its own thread.
JonC

I never upload MP3,sorry

Yes you should know better.. tri2061990..doesn’t post very much but when he does it’s only Lossless..Ape.FLAC.WAV.ALAC.

I take it this is the Ryoko release ?

The Kritzerland one sounds a lot better.

The Kritzerland release from last year sounds very nice indeed. I would bet this is the 1999 Ryoko release which is okay but pales in comparison to the newer Special "K" release.

I do, in 320.
I can put it up here if that is acceptable. If not, I can put it in its own thread.
JonC

You can post it here

A Bridge Too Far – 320kbs, 17 tracks, 42 mins (http://www.sendspace.com/file/e97v87)
I apologize, I don’t know which release it is. My notes say 1999 by Videoarts/Imagica/Pioneer. However, without specific info, I tend to track albums by their first publication for a given trackset. So… I don’t know what this is. Other than it sounds really good.
JonC

A Bridge Too Far – 320kbs, 17 tracks, 42 mins (http://www.sendspace.com/file/e97v87)
I apologize, I don’t know which release it is. My notes say 1999 by Videoarts/Imagica/Pioneer. However, without specific info, I tend to track albums by their first publication for a given trackset. So… I don’t know what this is. Other than it sounds really good.
JonC

That’s probably the 1999 Japanese release with the 17th track being a video trailer.

Interesting. It’s listed as a bonus track, but the version I have is actually music. I haven’t listened to this track in forever, but I’d remember if it had dialogue or SFX. Ripped, I suppose, from the music for the same.
JonC

This was a very emotive subject for John Addison, as he served in NW Europe in WWII. Music reflects this. Saw this film in 1977 4 times. Drove my dad mad. Personal favourite (one of many) that got me into film music in first place.