We still have one new Horner to look forward to, sort of (THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN remake), and for my own part -- although I own some 45++ albums of the man -- I'm missing a great many regular soundtracks from his past.

But I was wondering, what completely unreleased Horner material is still around (not counting bootlegs)? To my knowledge, this is the list (using IMDB and soundtrackcollector as sources -- feel free to add or correct):

FILMS:

THE WATCHER (1978) THE DROUGHT (1978) FANTASY (1978) GIST AND EVANS (1978) JUST FOR LAUGH (1978) LANDSCAPE (1978) THE LADY IN RED (1979) UP FROM THE DEPTHS (1979) DEADLY BLESSING (1981) THE HAND (1981) THE DRESSER (1983) THE STONE BOY (1984) STREETS OF FIRE (1984, rejected) IN HER OWN TIME (1985, documentary) VOLUNTEERS(1985) HEAVEN HELP US (1985, also includes rejected versions) CAPTAIN EO (1986, short) OFF BEAT (1986) P.K. AND THE KID (1987) YOUNG GUNS (1988, rejected) TUMMY TROUBLE (1989, short) I LOVE YOU TO DEATH (1990) NORMAN AND THE KILLER (1991, short) ROMEO & JULIET (2013, rejected) FIRST IN FLIGHT (2012, short) ONE DAY IN AUSCHWITZ (2015, documentary) LIVING IN THE AGE OF AIRPLANES (2015, documentary)

My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys isn't completely unreleased. There are two tracks (totalling 8 minutes) of score by Horner on the CD. Likewise, Pursuit Of DB Cooper has about 6 minutes of score, but that has only been released on LP thus far (legit anyway).

He also did two scores (in different styles from the one that was used) that were not used for