[Nicolai P. Zwar]

It’s very good as far as I can tell, though I have not yet listened to it all, just sampled it. It’s six discs, the first five contain two original soundtrack albums each, the sixth CD is a collection of “this and that”, there’s a piece from THEY CALL ME MISTER TIBBS (where I have the OST), THE ANDERSON TAPES, ROOTS, etc. There are also two tracks from THE GETAWAY.

I listened to IN COLD BLOOD so far and think it’s a great score (and one I didn’t habe before… I think I only had MIRAGE of the albums in the set, which is why I didn’t double up on too much), no need to be “afraid” of it. It may not be “Mancini-light”, but it’s also not thorny, at least not for those who are familiar with Lalo Schifrin suspense scores from the time.

[Dr. Jacoby]

We have a ton of Q – jazz albums, EZ albums, and soundtracks. Among his soundtracks, I think that many of his 60s soundtracks are solid top to bottom. These would include The Pawnbroker, Slender Thread, Deadly Affair, and Mirage. His 70s soundtracks all contain standout tracks, but they don’t always work for me as complete albums.

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