My Terminator film score collection has always had a gigantic missing piece and that was the soundtrack from the first film.  It has always been an elusive score to track down and the previous ones that were released always had negative comments about being incomplete or not sequenced correctly etc.  The original score has been out of print for over 20 years so when I stumbled upon this remastered version being released, I was a little skeptical over how the work would be treated and thrown out to us.  I think it was back in July (2015) when Milan Records released a remastered version of the Robocop score:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Robocop/dp/B00V862H0Q/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Robocop</a>&nbsp;and I was always curious as to why Milan was being so gracious to release this for fans.  After just now doing some digging around, it appears that this, and a few other releases, are part of a new collection from Milan records called the "Nicolas Winding Refn Presents Series".  Who is Nicolas Winding Refn?  He is a Danish film director who just loves vinyl records.  He decided to partner with Milan records to produce high end vinyl records of movie scores.  Fortunately, Milan has also released CD versions of these remasters but I must admit, the vinyl copies of these releases are where all the goodies are.  Colorful vinyl discs, cool artwork, and wonderful packaging really make these very "high end" looking indeed.  I prefer to own CDs and haven't purchased a brand new vinyl record since I was a kid, but these releases really have me wanting to pick one up just because they are so awesome looking.