cant find a soundtrack on cd

Posted by: Wiltshireman on 24 September 2012

I have searched high and low for the soundtrack by James Horner of 'The boy in the striped pyjamas' with absolutely no luck on line anywhere, any ideas why not anyone?

Posted on: 24 September 2012 by BigH47

AMG has it for streamming Spotify etc:-

 

http://www.allmusic.com/album/...pajamas-mw0001763861

Posted on: 24 September 2012 by pjl2

It is available as an MP3 download from Amazon. Also the whole score has been posted on Youtube. The CD appears to be long deleted, but there is a shop called Backtrack located in Rye in East Sussex that specialise in film soundtracks. Just had a quick look and they don't have it at present, but they deal in very many used/deleted/rare soundtracks and if you contact them with your wants they will get back to you if they get a copy in stock.

 

Peter

Posted on: 24 September 2012 by pjl2

Ah! - a postscript to the above. There was no CD ever released of the score. It was released exclusively as a download from Amazon and iTunes.

 

Peter

Posted on: 24 September 2012 by Wiltshireman

Ah that explains a lot infact I was wondering if that was the reason. What a shame as I have much of Horners stuff but only just watched the film and hadn't realised it was one of his.  I will have to download it for use on my ipod but would have liked to hear it on my system. Thanks for help chaps.

Posted on: 24 September 2012 by pjl2

You could always burn an audio CD from the MP3 files on your computer to play on your CD player (assuming you have one).

 

Peter

Posted on: 24 September 2012 by Wiltshireman

Hi, I thought that mp3 files were too compressed to work on my CD5 but if that sounds ok if it works.  

Posted on: 24 September 2012 by pjl2

You don't need to burn the disc as MP3 files. You can burn an audio format CD that will play on any CD player from MP3 files just the same as from an uncompressed lossless file. The source file type is irrelevant. If you use Windows Media Player then you select the burning option as "Audio CD". This means that it will be burnt as a normal audio CD playable on any player (that can play CDR's) - it will not be a disc of MP3 files. Obviously it will not be normal CD quality since the source was MP3 files which are lossy, but it should sound perfectly acceptable on your Naim player. Hope this helps.

 

Peter

 

 

Posted on: 25 September 2012 by Wiltshireman

Cheers Peter i will try to do this later today,

Graham

Posted on: 28 September 2012 by Wiltshireman

I have done this but the disc will not play. My cd5 states the disc has one track and it is only c100mb  in size, any ideas how I can change this. I have a Mac if that makes any difference, Cheers.

Posted on: 14 October 2012 by Wiltshireman

Have sorted it out at last! thanks all.