It's not an official release. Don't let the barcode fool you. It's an unlicensed bootleg. However, it is a pressed silver CD (not CD-R) with professional glossy inserts, so the quality of the disc and packaging is top notch. I don't have this particular CD, but I do have some of the other bootlegs that have been released by the same people (they change the name of the record label with each release, but it's the same "company" that is manufacturing them). Here's an incomplete list of their releases to date, many of which are featured on their respective pages here on this very website (so Ton: please don't delete this post ;-) )

Apollo 13 - James Horner (Houston Records)

Bandits / Set it Off - Christopher Young (Heist Hurricane Inc.)

Body Heat: 20th Anniversary Edition - John Barry (Body Soundtracks)

Born on the Fourth of July - John Williams (July Records)

City of Angels - Gabriel Yared (Heaven Music)

The Core - Christopher Young (Magma Music)

The Country Bears - Christopher Young (Bear Country Music)

The Ewoks: Caravan of Courage / The Battle for Endor - Peter Bernstein (Force Records)

Excalibur - Trevor Jones (Excalibur Enterprises)

First Knight - Jerry Goldsmith (Camelot Records )

Fly Away Home - Mark Isham (Fly Away Records)

Fools Rush In / The Perez Family - Alan Silvestri (Crush Records)

Frances / Indecent Proposal - John Barry (Proposal Productions Partnership)

French Kiss / One Fine Day - James Newton Howard (Paris Records)

G.I. Jane - Trevor Jones (Jane Records)

Gladiator (rejected score) / Hoosiers - Jerry Goldsmith (Vivid Records)

Godzilla - David Arnold / Godzilla 2000 - J. Peter Robinson (Blue Room Music)

Good Will Hunting / Black Beauty - Danny Elfman (Good Will Records)

Hush / Head Above Water - Christopher Young (Mute Music)

I.Q. / Innerspace - Jerry Goldsmith (Innerspace Music Enterprises)

Jane Eyre - John Williams (Jane Records)

King Kong Lives - John Scott (Ape Records)

King Ralph / Junior - James Newton Howard (Royal Records)

The Last Days / Younger and Younger - Hans Zimmer (First Born Records)

The Man Inside (L'Affaire Wllraff) - Tangerine Dream (EMI France)

Mars Attacks! - Danny Elfman (Red Planet Records)

The Missouri Breaks / Monsignor - John Williams (Monsignor Records)

Mulan - Jerry Goldsmith (Emperor Records)

Notting Hill / Arachnophobia - Trevor Jones (London Records)

Once Upon a Time in America: 20th Anniversary Ultimate Edition - Ennio Morricone (Revolution Records)

Once Upon a Time in the West: 35th Anniversary Edition - Ennio Morricone (Revolution Records)

Once Upon a Time...The Revolution - Ennio Morricone (Revolution Records)

Sex Power, A Tribute to El Greco and more (gold disc) - Vangelis (Platinum Music)

Siegfried & Roy: The Magic Box / What Women Want - Alan Silvestri (Mirage Music)

Species / Species 2 - Christopher Young / Edward Shearmur (Alien Records)

Stuart Little - Alan Silvestri (Cat & Mouse Records)

Space Camp / Yes, Giorgio - John Williams (Space Sounds Syndicate)

Super Mario Bros. / No Mercy - Alan Silvestri (Mercy Records)

Sweet November / The Telephone - Christopher Young (November Music)

Swordfish - Christopher Young / Paul Oakenfold (Counterforce Communications)

The Tamarind Seed / Night Games - John Barry (File Blue Records)

The Thomas Crown Affair - Bill Conti (Crown Records)

The Trigger Effect / My Best Friend's Wedding - James Newton Howard (Friends Records)

Tron (gold disc) - Wendy Carlos (Platinum Music)

2 Days in the Valley rejected / Raggedy Man - Jerry Goldsmith (Metro Records)

Uncommon Valor / Wolfen - James Horner (Ultra Violet Records)

Urban Legend / Tales from the Hood - Christopher Young (Legend Records)

Virtuosity / Avenging Angel / Highpoint - Christopher Young (Virtual Records)

The Wild Geese / Wild Geese II - Roy Budd (Wild Records)

The Witches of Eastwick - John Williams (Eastwick Records)

John Wayne Westerns - Elmer Bernstein (Colt Records)

Honor and Glory: Film Works - Basil Poledouris (Lagoon Records)

The Dead Pool: The Ultimate Dirty Harry Collection - Lalo Schifrin (Magnum Music)

Selected Themes: The Special Edition - Alan Silvestri (Outrageous Records)

Follow Your Dreams Volume 2 - Hans Zimmer (First Born Records)



American_Nightmare, September 9, 2004; 2:37 AM

No, I won't delete this post.

You can find these bootlegs in the data base under the heading Bootlegs as a warning not to buy these. I am very careful in adding new bootlegs. In fact I don't add them any more, as some people already may have noticed, because it's too easy nowadays to start your own label(s) to make an easy profit that's not yours.

I am too much a film music lover to be part of the destruction of the film music industry. We have to support them, especially the smaller labels that take high risks in bringing us the music and the scores that are not of interest for the larger labels.

I hope I am not the only one who thinks this way..!?

ton.werkman, September 9, 2004; 8:45 AM

I have a "copy" of Space Camp and it's quite decent. Sometimes tho, the film music industry drives us crazy for not releasing a great score of a great movie, or if it does, it's an edition with 100-200 copies. This is not fair, is it? Does this industry care about score lovers? peace.

outterspaces, September 22, 2004; 8:28 AM

So torn. I am more than happy to support whatever label releases my film scores. However, I find it increasingly frustrating that more and more simply release "music inspired by" or "music from" a motion picture, most of which contain 2 or 3 cuts of the original score. Worse still are the ones that don't release anything at all. Where are the Bruce Broughton scores of the 1980's? Where is Trevor Jones' The Dark Crystal? And yeah! Where is Space Camp? If the only ones who are willing to burn a CD of that score are using an LP version and recording it for me as a bootleg, I want it! Record companies, take note: There are people paying $75 for a recording from a bootlegger that would cost you 50 cents to do yourself (would I pay $25-30 for a limited release? You betcha). Get them back out there!

, April 7, 2005; 10:42 PM

Hello =)

I've read that the original versions of the soundtrack were only released on
vinyl and audio casette in the United States, circa '86. However, I've read
that there were also about 1,000 CD's printed and released, but in Japan
only, which makes these cd's really rare. I saw an OG version on vinly for
auction at eBay today actually, the link you provided is no longer up. I would
have liked to have seen it. Here is the track listing to the original soundtrack:


01. "Main Title"
02. "Training Montage"
03. "The Shuttle"
04. "The Computer Room"
05. "Friends Forever"
06. "In Orbit"
07. "White Sands"
08. "SpaceCamp" [End Title]
09. "Viewing Daedalus"
10. "Max Breaks Loose"
11. "Andie is Stranded"
12. "Max Finds Courage"
13. "Re-Entry"
14. "Home Again


BTW, there was also one other 'official release', but it is just of the main
'Space Camp Theme' composed by John Williams. This track is on a film score
compilation CD entitled, "Star Tracks II".

aprilwhitt, July 16, 2005; 8:23 PM

My question concerning the 'Space Camp' soundtrack..

It doesn't seem there was ever a pop/rock version of the OST ever released.
I've looked and looked but have had no luck. That said, does anyone happen
to have or know of a track listing for the other songs featured in the movie?

Even an uncomplete list would be of great help.

Thank you in advance for your help. =)

aprilwhitt, July 16, 2005; 8:27 PM

In case anyone is interested, here is the link to the OST I saw on eBay today.
There are only five and a half hours left though.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItem&item=4746694421&category=306&ssPageName=WDVW&rd=1

aprilwhitt, July 16, 2005; 8:45 PM

I have the Space Camp LP and would love to dupe it down to CD format, I have alot of older Science Fiction LP's I want to convert down that are not on CD format nor can they be found in stores. I tried looking for Space Camp and now after reading this site, I know why I can't get it. May have to pull out the old stereo and dupe it onto an audio tape, of course now I have to go get a compact cassette player.

, October 9, 2005; 10:26 PM

Here is the track listing you were asking for
http://www.mooviees.com/3852/soundtrack

"Walk of Life"
by Mark Knopfler
Chariscourt Ltd. adm. by Almo Music Corp. in USA and Canada
Performed by Dire Straits
Courtesy of Phonogram Ltd./Warner Bros.
Records by arrangement with Warner Special Products



"So Far Away"
by Mark Knopfler
Chariscourt Ltd. adm. by Almo Music Corp. in USA and Canada
Performed by Dire Straits
Courtesy of Phonogram Ltd./Warner Bros.
Records by arrangement with Warner Special Products



"Forever Man"
by Jerry Williams
Blackwood Music/Urge Music
Performed by Eric Clapton
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records by arrangement with Warner Special Products



"American Girl"
by Joseph Williams and Paul Gordon
Off Backstreet Music/Beph Music
Used by permission of Unicity Music, Inc./WB Music Corp.
Performed by Joseph Williams and Paul Gordon



"Don't Look Back"
by Joseph Williams and Amy La Television
Off Backstreet Music/Beph Music/Unicity Music, Inc./amyzoomusic
Used by permission of Unicity Music, Inc.
Performed by Joseph Williams



"Turn It Up"
by Joseph Williams and Paul Gordon
Off Backstreet Music/Beph Music
Used by permission of Unicity Music, Inc., Chappell & Co., Inc./French Surf Music
Performed by Joseph Williams



krisse8, October 14, 2008; 4:56 AM

Thanks for this. i have just come across a copy of this edition of Body Heat" today, and despite the UPN # etc, could not trace it. This string has answered the question !!!!

techno880, August 9, 2009; 3:30 AM