FUTUREWORLD.zip 263.5 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!pQwDxSQQ!NmstOCWNsXl3sggX4V1gMC_M3tUOodeyJ-FojOuQ4uI

Track listing

1. Main Title/Frenchy Dies/DELOS (04:14)
2. Martian Skiing/Westworld/Nightmare (03:29)
3. Power Plant (02:42)
4. Samurai Fight (02:13)
5. The Dream (04:16)
6. The Blue Door/Red Control (04:32)
7. Birth Of A Clone/Clone Programming/Fight With Duffy (04:54)
8. Duffy Dead/Goodbye, Clark/Harry Dead/Tracy Fights Clone (04:19)
9. The Chase (Part 1 - 4) (05:23)
10. End Scene (01:31)
11. End Title (02:43)
12. Suite From Westworld (12:42)

Total Duration: 00:52:58

:) Thanks

Thank you

Thanks

Thank you once again.

Thank you!

good one, thanks :)

makes me think i still have to get westworld ;)

thank you - love this movie!

Thank you share!

thanks lord

Awesome! Thank you

Many thanks!

Booklet - Zippyshare.com - Futureworld.zip (http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/63361208/file.html)

thank you :)

Never enough of Fred Karlin. As rare as hen's teeth.
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Well, as rare as something else then.
Thanks for the share.

Thanks for the score and the booklet.

Can anyone re-up the scans of the booklet? Please? :)

Thanks for sharing!

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Glad to find this link still active, thanks for the share.

Thanks!

thanks for this rare one

Thanks for this great contribution!

Thanks so much

Hi lord71,


Thanks you for that one that I was searching long time ago.


whish good luck for your next UP.

Thank you kindly.

Thanks!

Thanks for the share�

Alt. cover for those interested…

(http://imgur.com/7GyoWRU)

Thanks a lot!

Thank you very much

Thanks!!!

Great, thank you for this!

Hi, please reupload this.. file is down ;) Thank you !


Booklet - Zippyshare.com - Futureworld.zip (http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/63361208/file.html)

Many thanks lord71 for sharing Fred Karlin's FUTUREWORLD (1976) ;-)

Thanks!

Thank you so much for this share.

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Thank you! ;)

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Thank you for the share!

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Thanks for the share!!

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thank you

Thank You! This soundtrack brings me back to my geeky kid days, the local theater, my long bike ride from my grandma's house in Manhattan Beach to attend my first (and only) Sci-Fi Convention back in the late 70s.