Did this make it to the U.S. for record store day? I found Zeit, but no one I know saw a single copy of Miracle Mile.

There were at least 4 copies at Beatnicks' Records in Montreal. Very nice to look at.

We had a few copies in Montreal, Canada, at the store ''Aux 33 tours'' (discogs user 'AUX33TOURS'). I picked one up, I saw another guy buying it, I don't know if there's any left there, but it's also ''coming soon'' at juno.co.uk

The film Miracle Mile teeters between reality and dreamscape for a majority of its duration, partly due to its initially absurd premise. A motley crew of L.A. nighthawks at a diner are presented with the harsh reality of their world ending via nuclear detonation in a matter of hours. The hero has just met his true love and spends most of the picture attempting to find her to make some sort of escape from their apocalyptic fate, which becomes increasingly unlikely. The soundtrack is one of Tangerine Dream's finest and due to the film's obscurity, maybe one of its least known. There are beautiful, inspirational moments achieved through synth solos which pop up during the main character's realization of love, contrasted by foreboding minor-key passages which serves as the hero's soundtrack as he navigates a world about to end. For some, the film borders on parody and is unintentionally comedic which is too bad. The soundtrack is effective in its original context but also stands the test of time quite well as an independent listen.

I find this movie strangely endearing. Check out "Last Night" as well for a similar end of the world innocence vibe... ooh, and The Quiet Earth.