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Hi I´m new here and I see that I am not alone. I´m also a big fan of Post´s & Carpenter´s work and I hope there will be a "Mike Post & Pete Carpenter Collection" someday. Similar to the "Mission: Impossible"-Box Set (CD 01: The Best Of Rockford, CD 02: The Best Of Magnum etc. At the moment I watch "Hunter" on DVD and there is great music as well. After the release of the FSM "Knight Rider"-CD I hoped for more FSM Soundtracks from the 70´s & 80´s TV-shows, but nothing happened. All in all we have nearly the complete music for "Knight Rider" (Don Peake sells his music on CD and USB-sticks), one well arranged and produced "A-Team"-Soundtrack (but no original) and two "Airwolf"-Soundtracks ( I know it´s from Levay but nevertheless very good)). Mike Post and Pete Carpenter were wizards in composing TV-scores and especially the themes are so brilliant... once listened and you´ve never forgot. Also the not so successful shows like "Stingray" or Tequila & Bonetti" have great themes. Maybe some people here have contacts to Mike Post, Universal or Stephen J. Cannell productions and can apply some pressure, because I heard that Universal is very difficult to license from. But it seems possible regarding the "Knight Rider"- and "Battlestar Galactica"-Soundtracks. I´m going crazy thinking about the Post/Carpenter tapes going to rot in a store.
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I'd take a "Magnum, pi" set. Or two. Or three. Or four. Hell, probably five (even the composers before Post/Carpenter). I'd take a set or two of "Hunter" (selected cues, some complete episode scores, even Walter Murphy's season seven work) And I'd love a set of work from the first season of "CHiPs", where Post/Carpenter did two or three episodes, along with a main title cue which was rejected (according to the FSM Volume 1 notes). And other things here and there. Believe it or not, I've seen so little of "The A-Team" in such a long time I can't even recall anything but the theme.
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Thought I recognized that subject line. Thanks for the heads up. And yes, this music would sell.
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