That looks very interesting. I know for sure there are two good tracks missing from the latest GDM release: The really slow one when Jill and Frank is in bed talking and the one from the final shootout between Frank and Harmonica (as it is played in the movie).

I dont know what kind of ringtone you are looking for but  on my SonyEricsson K700 I can transfer midi-files and use as ringtones. I've been using "The musical pocketwatch" as an alarm-ringtone for almost a year now. Being woken up in the morning by a Morricone tune beats any alarm clock! I'v also seen it named "Carillon" and "60 Seconds to what?" but they should all be variations of the same theme. You can get the file I'm using here. I also found this page if you want to try that. And Tim, I've had similar incidents... I'm using an mp3 file of the GBU theme where the screaming starts right off as ringtone for incoming calls... It happens that I forget to turn it off. It's kinda embarassing when you're on the bus or at the supermarked and your cell starts to scream followed by the GBU theme.

There was another interesting thread about this about a year ago. 

And I'll use this as an oppurtunity to ask you (HEX) to please stop using all caps in all of your subjects. And what's up with all these "BEYOND NASTY" threads?

This is some really great news.  I just hope they take the time to make this a good game and not just try to milk the cow (after almost 40 years).

If you are talking about the west set in the 19th century, like most of us know it from the movies, I'd definitely go with the M1 as it wasn't designed until the 1930s

Well, he's in ecstasy. Some people scream, some people faint. Others, like poor Tuco, run around with their hands all over the place.

Someone's been watching the new release with commentary, eh? I'll just sum it up for anyone who hasn't.

In the shooting script the movie begins with a map of the Rio Grande, or the Rio Bravo, as the Mexicans call it, with northern Mexico and the southern United States. And it's 1872, New Mexico. You see the water, you see the mule's feet. You see the rider go across the water, and his name is Ray. He's a Confederate sergeant. And you see him steal a poncho off a hatless mexican peon who's having  a swim in the Rio Grande. He puts on the poncho, you cut, and then the movie begins.

That's right, cigar joe. Check out my post in the A Fistful of Restored DVD's thread.

Here are some books

I think so... I know Clint has commented that they only had one set of his wardrobe, so he had to bring his clothes with him to the hotel every night so it wouldn't get lost. I dont know if this goes for all of the clothes or just some, and if it's only for one of the movies or for all. Very likely it is.

zip-archive 256k mp3 (167 MB):
http://s8.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=098H9Y3NWF7UL100BVMH8OS0C9

zip-archive 128k mp3 (83.3 MB)
http://s11.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2S97DAP2KWUZC3JSWL3D5AOLBT

Try opening the link in a blank browser window or go here and download it.

Nice! It reminds me of Outlaws. 

Well, I''m not german but I can give it a try. It says it includes:

• 2 DVDs in a digipack with lots of extra features
• Extensive booklet
• Exclusive "Play me the sound of death"-harmonica in a leather pouch
• Audio CD with the famous title music from the original soundtrack by Ennio Morricone

I''d really recommend buying the full soundtrack instead of just getting this box with the 4 track CD. You can find a 30 sec clip of Jill''s America here.