Because I found it on VHS and it is in great condition, I just wondered if it was rare or OOP now?
I also have this on Vinyl, the soundtrack! Has to be worth something, as it's going on 28 years ago. Here are my copies:
http://www.amazon.com/shops/AYDW214JE6WE6
It's on DVD. Not rare or OOP. Never saw a vinyl soundtrack, tho'.
shareI figured it may have been hard to find at least, like maybe 1-2 different pressings/releases since 1982...the record, sure, that was a real find! I love finding movie soundtracks, especially if they are collectibles. I have (just found) the Superman II soundtrack, and the LP has been laser-etched w/ the Superman S's into the vinyl...kinda cool looking, and makes it worth a little more, I think.
PS: If you are also into other soundtracks, oldies or musicals, my father was also a collector and found a lot of them, that are fun to look at, at least:
http://www.amazon.com/shops/AYDW214JE6WE6
I think I've got you beat, age-wise. I've been buying vinyl soundtracks AND OBC
albums since 1961. Still have all of them- some pretty obscure ones at that. Some of them have been played hard.
Well yeah, I was never around to buy LP's in the early 60's, but my father was, and he would buy all sorts of records, if they were in VG+-Mint condition, from jazz to Sinatra to soundtracks. Did you look at my list? Just curious what you think of the selection of LP's I have?
http://www.amazon.com/shops/AYDW214JE6WE6
That's a pretty impressive collection. I've limited myself to classic OBC's prior to 1987 and revivals of the greats from the 30's and 40's. I've got pretty strict limitations concerning originality and music & libretto quality I hold myself to.
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Thanks for taking a look. When I first started listing the LP's, I put up a few Broadway soundtracks & original scores and found they were worth more than a couple of dollars; a lot of them were from the 1950's & '60's and it was interesting to see some of the actors who were in those old productions, the art-work was great and most of them are in VG condition.
Does OBC mean 'Off Broadway Cast' recordings? I am new to this, but I do love and appreciate vinyl as a medium.
'OBC" means "Original Broadway Cast" ( usually recorded soon after NYC opening) as opposed to compiled recordings,studio groupings, or concert versions.
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