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    Default The Transformers: The Movie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: 20th Anniversary Ed.

    Okay, since the score has finally been given a proper release, I figured I'd finally pick up the 20th Anniversary Edition of the soundtrack.

    The problem? It's now out of print (seriously, check out the prices on Amazon!).

    Having tracked one down via JB Hi-Fi, I figured I'd offer other members the details needed to make things nice and easy!

    JB Hi-Fi might still have stock kicking around in stores around the country. I ordered from Malaga, WA (there are none left in WA) and a Software Advisor snagged it from an east coast store for me. It arrived 2 business days later at a cost of a pretty reasonable $14.99. It's the US release, and JB stocked it as an import. This means if you're a JB staff member, they'll have to manually calculate the cost price because it's not in the system (fun fact!).

    Anyway...

    Contact your nearest store and ask if they could check if they have a CD for you. It's listed in the system as "TRANSFORMERS - THE MOVIE (20th Anniversa" (although the last part might be truncated only on the receipt.

    The information you can provide to help them out is the SKU (internal JB stock code) number. For this release, the SKU is 208386.

    I can't guarantee it'll be $14.99 (as imports are, if I recall from my time at JBs, sourced at various times at fluctuating prices), but with a SKU, they should be able to help. As it's an OOP (out of print) software title, they should be happy to transfer one in for you.

    Hope this helps!

    (Even better - the JB coupon sent through email at the moment is a 20% off CD one. Cost me $11.99AUD instead of being at the mercy of Amazon resellers? - BARGAIN!)

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    I alredy have it, but sir your information is super helpful to anyone else. thank you for sharing
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    Quote Originally Posted by UltraMarginal View Post
    I alredy have it, but sir your information is super helpful to anyone else. thank you for sharing
    My pleasure mate! I figured if I can help a boardie out, I might as well. Since I moved on from JB Hi-Fi, I don't have access to SKU information without asking or seeing it on a receipt, but it makes the JB staff member's life much easier!

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    It's still available on iTunes, no need to panic. Seriously who buys physical CDs anymore?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DELTAprime View Post
    It's still available on iTunes, no need to panic. Seriously who buys physical CDs anymore?
    I do, and personally, I refuse to buy digital unless there's no other options available. Especially considering iTunes is no-where near the audio quality of a CD. I can go back to my CD and rip it again in better quality if I want to. If I buy iTunes, it's useless.

    Add insult to injury, I recall the Chilli Peppers' bassist coming out against people downloading pirated copies of their (then) new album, bemoaning the sound quality of an MP3.

    The band then expected people to buy (even lower quality than the pirated versions) iTunes, in order to access an exclusive pre-sale for their tour. Scumbags.

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    Quote Originally Posted by millhouse View Post
    I do, and personally, I refuse to buy digital unless there's no other options available. Especially considering iTunes is no-where near the audio quality of a CD. I can go back to my CD and rip it again in better quality if I want to. If I buy iTunes, it's useless.
    this^
    and I like to have them on a rack, pick one out, enjoy the cover art and liner notes and play the album in the stereo.
    I have my entire collection ripped to my computer and phone for listening not at home.
    My Fan interview with Big Trev

    my original collection from when I was more impressionable.
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