Soundtrack stores

[Gorn Captain]

I was wondering, which stores in the US still offer a decent selection of original soundtracks?
I mean actual stores, not internet, and with a decent selection I mean "not High School Musical" and such, more like Jerry Goldsmith and John Williams. Stuff like expanded scores, 2CD sets with unreleased material, etc.

We used to have two stores that really aimed at the serious collector, but those have been gone for years now.

[daz71]

i don't know about the u.s. but intoxica in the u.k. used to .

[Marvelmania]

Backdoor Records here in east TN

[Nostalgiabuff]

I don't think many stores like that even exist in the states anymore. you could try Barnes and Noble

[Mikey]

"The Wall" used to have a huge soundtrack section but I think they went of business

[Nostalgiabuff]

yeah, The Wall has been gone for many years. so much for their lifetime warranty on CD's, LOL

I think your best bet is Amazon Rik

[huedell]

"The Wall"

[Hedji]

Sadly, I cannot remember the last time I bought a soundtrack (99% of my music listening) in a brick and mortar store. It's all from moviemusic.com, screenarchivesentertainment.com, intrada, la-la land, Varese, etc.

[J.B.]

Amoeba. Nirvana for the vinyl fanatic. The store on Sunset is truly amazing. Blue Meanie is going to have his ashes spread in the Beatles aisle. They sell online too.

http://www.amoeba.com/john-williams/artist/188605

[Gorn Captain]

Amoebe looks great!
I know I'm a dinosaur, but I still prefer checking things out "in person". The experience of being in an actual store. Who knows, in ten years that may be a thing of the past...

[Gorn Captain]

Sadly, I cannot remember the last time I bought a soundtrack (99% of my music listening) in a brick and mortar store. It's all from moviemusic.com, screenarchivesentertainment.com, intrada, la-la land, Varese, etc.

Yep, same thing for me. I have about 600 soundtracks now, and it's my prefered listening experience. Just leave me on a deserted island with the Jerry Goldsmith collection!

[cjefferys]

Man, I remember when HMV in Toronto had a great soundtrack section.

[palitoy]

Man, I remember when HMV in Toronto had a great soundtrack section.

Sam's did too back in the middle eighties. I remember pouring through those lps on Saturday afternoons.

[Hedji]

Yep, same thing for me. I have about 600 soundtracks now, and it's my prefered listening experience. Just leave me on a deserted island with the Jerry Goldsmith collection!

Good man!

[daz71]

i wonder why i love you alice b toklas soundtrack has never been reissued on vinyl or cd.