The 1995 Johnny Boy bootleg was available only through soundtrack specialty outlets and eventually sold on the secondary market for $150 before the release of the score by Film Score Monthly deflated it. That 1998 FSM album was a limited release of 3,000 copies and was also available only through soundtrack specialty outlets for $20. It sold out and escalated beyond $100 in value.

The 2010 La-La Land album was also limited to 3,000 copies and sold out quickly through specialty outlets, achieving a value of $65 almost immediately. The 2019 "Disaster Movie Soundtrack Collection" from that same label is limited to 5,000 copies and debuted for $75 through those outlets.

The Williams score and Kasha/Hirschhorn song, "The Morning After," were both nominated for Academy Awards, the latter winning. Both were also nominated for Golden Globes.

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•	Black Sunday
•	The Swarm