Music Box Records is a French record label and online store devoted to soundtrack albums, established by Cyril Durand-Roger and Laurent Lafarge in 2010.
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Claude Bolling
- Borsalino/Borsalino And Co - a 2-CD expanded presentation of the scores from their respective soundtrack albums.
- Lucky Luke - a 3-CD set with music from 1971's Daisy Town, 1978's Ballad of the Daltons and the second season of the Lucky Luke animated series.
Georges Delerue
- King of Hearts - expands on previous releases on United Artists Records and Varèse Sarabande.
- Up to His Ears - greatly expanded from previous releases on United Artists Records and the album alluded to below.
- That Man from Rio - here was a United Artists Records soundtrack album in 1965 than which this is much longer. Kritzerland previously a go in 2009.EmArcy gave it its first official non-vinyl release on a CD pairing with Delerue's music for Up to His Ears (a bid to repeat the success of L'Homme De Rio, complete with the same star and director).
Bernard Herrmann
- Obsession - Their first release of this score was a 2-CD set with the film score on CD 1 and the soundtrack album from 1976 on CD 2. The second release was the score alone.
- Sisters (1973) - A remastered CD reissue.
Ennio Morricone
- La Cage Aux Folles I, II & III - a 2-CD set bringing together the previously released soundtracks for the 1978 film version and its two sequels.
- Le Professionnel - More music than other releases of this. Also more expensive on the secondary market than the other releases.
- Lolita - an expanded version of Milan's album that accompanied the 1997 version. This release omits the period songs that were on the Milan album.
- Orca: The Killer Whale - this remastered reissue of the 1977 TAM soundtrack album complete with Carol Connors' Award-Bait Song - which wasn't on the previous reissue on Legend (here as a bonus track in mono; the song's master was unavailable).
Philippe Rombi
- Asterix: The Secret of the Magic Potion
- La nouvelle guerre des boutons - For the 2011 version.
Philippe Sarde
- The Bear - this expands on the 1988 edition.
- Le Grand Meaulnes
- Tess - this has the 1979 soundtrack album and an expanded score presentation.
Alan Silvestri
- Clean Slate/The Perez Family - a Silvestri double-bill on one disc.
- How Did You Get In? We Didn't See You Leave - the CD premiere of the Polydor Records soundtrack album - minus the song "High Energy" but with lots of previously unreleased score.
- Overboard (1987)
- Reindeer Games
Gabriel Yared
- Adieu Bonaparte/The First Circle - pairing an expanded presentation of Yared's music for the former with the first release of his music for the 1991 TV adaptation.
- Camille Claudel
- Cold Mountain - this 2-CD album contains Yared's score on CD 1 with the promotional score release and bonus tracks on CD 2. The Columbia Records soundtrack album contained around 15 minutes of score.
- The Lover - this expands on the 1992 Virgin Records soundtrack album.
- Nemo
- The Talented Mr. Ripley - a 25th Anniversary expanded edition over 2 discs. CD 1 has the film score; CD 2 presents excerpts from the original Sony album, Yared’s demo cues and numerous instrumental tracks that highlight the alternative presentations and edits of the score.
Others
- Arsène Lupin (2004) (Debbie Wiseman) - a 2-CD expanded 20th anniversary edition.
- Asterix and the Big Fight (Michel Colombier)
- Emmanuelle 4/S.A.S. À San Salvador (Michel Magne)
- The Emperor of Paris (Marco Beltrami & Marcus Trumpp)
- A Fish Called Wanda (John Du Prez) - the 1988 soundtrack album was on Milan; this expanded release from 2017 contains the 15m "A Fish Called Wanda Suite" included on the Milan release.
- Fitzwilly (John Williams) - this pairs the 1967 United Artists Records re-recording with the film score.
- Good Will Hunting (Danny Elfman) - this score album also contains the Elliott Smith songs.
- Histoire d'O (Pierre Bachelet) - an expanded edition of the 1975 Barclay release.
- Histoire d'O, numéro 2 (Stanley Myers, additional music by Hans Zimmer) - This 2-CD presentation has the 1984 Polydor Records soundtrack album on CD 1, with the film score on CD 2.
- Killer Force/The Corrupt Ones (Georges Garvarentz) - a pairing two soundtrack albums in their CD debuts, with The Corrupt Ones being very slightly expanded.
- Legend (1985) (Jerry Goldsmith) This was a 2-CD release with a slightly expanded score presentation on CD 1, and the original soundtrack album on CD 2.
- Monkey Shines (David Shire) this release devotes the whole disc to Shire's score; Previously selections were paired with the United Artists Records soundtrack album of Shire's music from the 1975 version of Farewell, My Lovely on a Film Score Monthly album.
- The Outsiders (Carmine Coppola) This 30th anniversary collector's edition includes Stevie Wonder performing "Stay Gold" (unlike the 1983 soundtrack album).
- The Saint (Serge Franklin) - a 3-CD set with music from three of the 1989-90 TV movies - Brazilian Connection, The Blue Dulac and The Big Bang.
- She-Devil (Howard Shore) - The 1989 soundtrack album had none of Shore's music on it.
- Tough Guys Don't Dance (Angelo Badalamenti) Expanded from the Varèse Sarabande release.
- United Passions (Jean-Pascal Beintus)
- La Vie en Rose (Christopher Gunning) - an expanded 15th anniversary edition. The original soundtrack album 20 minutes of score along with the vocals; the original intent was to have the 2007 album be a 2-CD set with one disc devoted to songs one disc devoted to the score. this album only contains Gunning's score.
