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Thomas Newman - Skyfall (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2xLP, Ltd, Num, RE, Tra)

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Thomas Newman - Skyfall (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2xLP, Ltd, Num, RE, Tra)Media Condition: Mint (M) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Comments: sealed General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): 180 gram audiophile vinyl Gatefold sleeve 2 printed innersleeves 4 page Booklet + Poster PVC protective sleeve OST of the 2012 James Bond 007 movie by Thomas Newman Skyfall won two BAFTA Awards, two Academy Awards and two Grammys Secret service inscriptions in the run

Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

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General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl - Gatefold sleeve - 2 printed innersleeves - 4-page Booklet + Poster - PVC protective sleeve - OST of the 2012 James Bond 007 movie by Thomas Newman - Skyfall won two BAFTA Awards, two Academy Awards and two Grammys - Secret service inscriptions in the run out grooves - Limited Edition of 1.500 individually numbered copies on Coloured (transparent & black mixed) vinyl - Slightly grainy thick hard cover - Catalog : Made in the EU. Thanks to: Barbara Broccoli, Michael Wilson, Gregg Wilson, Jane Wilson, Scott Milan, Michael Solinger, Colette Barber, Pete Griffiths, Michael Gorfaine, Sam Schwartz, Jamie Richardson, Pearl Evidente Feldman, Cynthia Calley, Isaac Baranowicz, Seth Lichtenstein, Ann Marie Newman, Evan Newman, Julia Newman, Jack Newman, Marianne Borgardt, Lily Bernstein, Sofia Bernstein and everyone at Abbey Road studios. Special thanks to: Sam Mendes

 

A1. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul
A2. Voluntary Retirement
A3. New Digs
A4. Severine
A5. Brave New World
A6. Shanghai Drive
A7. Jellyfish
A8. Silhouette
B1. Modigliani
B2. Day Wasted
B3. Quartermaster
B4. Someone Usually Dies
B5. Komodo Dragon
B6. The Bloody Shot
B7. Enjoying Death
C1. The Chimera
C2. Close Shave
C3. Health & Safety
C4. Granborough Road
C5. Tennyson
C6. Enquiry
C7. Breadcrumbs
C8. Skyfall
C9. Kill Them First
D1. Welcome To Scotland
D2. She's Mine
D3. The Moors
D4. Deep Water
D5. Mother
D6. Adrenaline

 

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Phonographic Copyright (p) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.
Copyright (c) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
Copyright (c) Danjaq, LLC
Licensed To Sony Classical
Manufactured By Music On Vinyl B.V.
Distributed By Music On Vinyl B.V.
Manufactured For Sony Music Entertainment
Recorded At Abbey Road Studios
Recorded At Sphere Studios
Mixed At Abbey Road Studios
Mixed At Sphere Studios
Mastered At Abbey Road Studios
Published By United Lion Music, Inc.
Published By Colpix Music, Inc.
Published By Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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