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May 16, 2022 - 8:51 AM
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mistermike
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Is the magazine Soundtrack archived anywhere? I have tracked down individual articles from some of these magazines, but the whole magazines themselves are nowhere to be found on the Internet … as far as I can determine. These magazines are all the small size, 5¾ x 8, black and white, no color. Can anyone fill in the gaps?
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Dec 1974 – issue zero – Ben-Hur on front
No. 1 - May-June 1975 – Bernstein
No. 2 - July-August 1975 – Towering Inferno
No. 3 - Sept-Oct 1975 – Kaper
No. 4 – Nov-Dec 1975 - Run Wild, Run Free
No. 5 – Jan-Feb 1976 - Herrmann
No. 6 – Mar-Apr 1976 - Taxi Driver
No. 7 - ?????
No. 8 – Oct 1976 – The Alamo
No. 9 – Jan 1977 – David Shire
No. 10 – May 1977 – Mancini
No. 11 – August 1977 – Rustichelli
No. 12 – November 1977 – Nick Nolte, Robert Shaw
No. 13 – March 1978 – Morricone
No. 14 – June 1978 – Close Encounters
No. 15 – October 1978 – A skull
No. 16 – January 1979 – Christopher Lee
No. 17 – April 1979 – Goldsmith
No. 18 – July 1979 – Gerald Fried
No. 19 – October 1979 – Planet of the Apes
No. 20 – January 1980 – Genevieve Bujold
No. 21 – April 1980 – Lavagnino
No. 22 – August 1980 – Delerue
No. 23 – November 1980 – Fielding
No. 24 – February 1981 – Nascimbene
No. 25 – May 1981 – Goldsmith
No. 26 – Summer 1981 – Les Baxter
No. 27 – December 1981 – John Addison
The numbering changes here…
(Vol. 1) No. 1 – March 1982 – John Williams
Vol. 1, No. 2 – June 1982 – Delerue
Vol. 1, No. 3 – September 1982 – Rozsa
Vol. 1, No. 4 – December 1982 – Rozsa
Vol. 2, No. 5 – March 1983 – Morricone
Vol. 2, No. 6 – June 1983 – Bernstein
Vol. 2, No. 7 – September 1983 – Schifrin
Vol. 2, No. 8 – December 1983 – Goldsmith
Vol. 2, No. 9 – March 1984 – Barry
Vol. 3, No. 10 – June 1984 – Donaggio
Vol. 3, No. 11 – September 1984 – Roy Budd
Some time after this, the format of the magazine changed to large size, 8¼ x 11½.
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Vol. 2, No. 5 – March 1983 – Morricone
Vol. 2, No. 5 – June 1983 – Bernstein
Vol. 2, No. 7 – September 1983 – Schifrin (Is there a number 6? The months make sense…)
Why should the June 1983 magazine be number 5 and where do you have that info from? It is clearly stated on the front cover with the Bernstein photo that it is number 6.
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25 years ago I've created an "index" to various film music magazines called "ST-MAGS". Officially long gone, but still available in the Internet Archive.
https://web.archive.org/web/20000407132823/http://home.t-online.de/home/sjania/stmags.htm
It's really great to see that some of the information from those days (here contents of Luc's "Soundtrack!" magazine) is recycled today. So all this work was not in vain. My index (still downloadable from the Internet Archive) provides even some more information about the various issues of "Soundtrack!" - and many other magazines.
Today I maintain my list only for private use. If you want a newer copy, you can find my email in the profile. The email listed back in 1999 is long gone. 
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May 17, 2022 - 7:51 AM
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PatrickB
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25 years ago I've created an "index" to various film music magazines called "ST-MAGS". Officially long gone, but still available in the Internet Archive.
https://web.archive.org/web/20000407132823/http://home.t-online.de/home/sjania/stmags.htm
It's really great to see that some of the information from those days (here contents of Luc's "Soundtrack!" magazine) is recycled today. So all this work was not in vain. My index (still downloadable from the Internet Archive) provides even some more information about the various issues of "Soundtrack!" - and many other magazines.
Today I maintain my list only for private use. If you want a newer copy, you can find my email in the profile. The email listed back in 1999 is long gone.
Many thanks Stefan,
Indeed we are here in the domain of fanzines, passionate and documented people! I enjoyed a lot Soundtrack magazine, and found that the publication both in English and in French would have garanteed his life for the long-term and would have prevented his end...
Since I believe you were a reader and member of fanzine MSV (dedicated to Morricone, lead by Martin Van Wouw), and then, of Maestro, our on-line (but printable) serious fanzine on Morricone, why not add these ones?
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why not add these ones?
Feel free to do this. For me this "chapter in my life" has ended about 20 years ago. When you feel the index needs a new life, contact me for the latest version before making any "additions". 
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Thierry - Jeannot Boever would appreciate you contacting him about the French version of Soundtrack.
Was the French version a standalone magazine or some kind of additional pages to the English magazine, like the German "Spellbound" pages in Soundtrack! #18, #19 and #20 from 1986?
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Then it was different to the German version. The German version was very short-lived. Only three issues. The first two had translations of interviews from the previous English issues (Bernstein and Scott) together with some new stuff. The third and final issue had only reviews.
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Then it was really like the German version.
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The french pages were only additional pages inside the international english speaking edition.
Most of the stuff featured in the french pages was french translated interviews but some other stuff was original french speaking articles (album reviews, concert reports in Europe or french composer interviews).
I have a few copies of those additional French pages from the early and mid-90s (above all interviews with Philippe Sarde, Serge Franklin, Eric Demarsan or Paul Misraki), but do you know when this French edition started and when it ended? Did it really start at the end of the 70s (or later?) and did it also end with the last regular Soundtrack magazine in 2002 or even earlier?
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