Catalogue
Australian soundtracks licensed to oneMone Records, and released and distributed by oneMone Records on compact disc: For the Term of His Natural Life (Simon Walker), Sky Pirates, Thirst, Bloodmoon (Brian May), Wendy Cracked a Walnut (Bruce Smeaton), Devil in the Flesh (Philippe Sarde), Patrick, Roadgames, Harlequin, The Survivor, The Day After Halloween (aka. Snap Shot), Race for the Yankee Zephyr (Brian May), Robbery Under Arms, The Flying Doctors (TV miniseries), Second Time Lucky (Garry McDonald and Laurie Stone), The Lighthorsemen (Mario Millo), We of the Never Never, The Leaving of Liverpool (Peter Best) and beDevil (Carl Vine).
Australian soundtracks licensed to 1M1 Records, and released and distributed by 1M1 Records on compact disc: Annie's Coming Out (Simon Walker), The Celluloid Heroes (Nigel Westlake), The True Story of Eskimo Nell (Brian May) and The Great Macarthy (Bruce Smeaton), Film and TV Themes of Bruce Smeaton, The Coolangatta Gold (Bill Conti), Dad and Dave On Our Selection (Peter Best), Eliza Fraser and Summerfield (Bruce Smeaton), The Last of the Mohicans and Tom Sawyer (Simon Walker), The Pickwick Papers (Simon Walker) and Grendel Grendel Grendel (Bruce Smeaton) and The Antony I Ginnane Collection - Australia Film Themes Vol. 2 (Brian May, Peter Best, Allan Zavod, Graham Tardif, Chris Neal).
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