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FSM ONLINE Exclusive Mid-Issue Bonus: Alan Silvestri’s CAPTAIN AMERICA
Posted By: Tim Curran on July 11, 2011 - 2:00 AM

Premiere Audio Tracks Exclusive From the Upcoming Score!

The Captain America score album is set for a July 19 release, and brief excerpts have been previewed last week. Now in this exclusive bonus feature, FSMO subscribers can listen to a huge 15-minute suite of further material from Alan Silvestri, thanks to Tim Burden and courtesy of EMI and Disney, before it is available to the general public! Just click on the "Features" tab for your exclusive listen!

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